Live updates for Friday 1 September 2017
Boy, 5, was shot by air gun, police say
Magazine in 'attractive woman' row
Pair charged over double fatal crash
Bake Off judge attends Chatsworth fair
Brownlee pulls out of Nottingham triathlon
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
A family arrived home from holiday to find their home had been ransacked, external.
Burglars took a BMW car, jewellery, electronic equipment, tools and bank information from the home in Buxton Road, Whaley Bridge.
Police believe the break-in took place on 14 August and the burglars may have links to the Stockport area.
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Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
An IT consultant who forged receipts with spelling mistakes in them has been handed a suspended jail sentence.
Image source, TEK IMAGE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYLeigh Thomas Southall, 45, of Beckhampton Road, Bestwood, Nottingham, invented claims for hotels, rental properties and taxi fares, evading over £40,000 in tax.
Investigators at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) discovered all of his taxi receipts were in the same handwriting, with the word licensed mispelt as "licenced".
HMRC also said it found Southall claimed he took a £35 taxi from a Kings Cross hotel in London to an office that was in fact just a three minute walk away.
Southall admitted the fraud and was sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for two years, told he must do 200 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay back the money.
Stephanie Slater was held in a wooden "coffin" for eight days in 1992 by murderer Michael Sams.
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BBC Local Live
A glance at the weather forecast suggests it's going to be nice today and tomorrow, but there may be a shower or two on Sunday afternoon.
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Misterton was an appropriate name this morning. Thanks to Buster9 for the pic.
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Dave Wade
BBC Local Live
Nottinghamshire FIre and Rescue believes 10,000 hay bales in Retford were set alight deliberately.
Image source, Leigh Holmes / Nottinghamshire Fire and RescueFirefighter Matt Reavill said the fire covered an area of 100m by 50m and involved an estimated 6,000 tonnes of hay.
It could continue to burn for two days.
Allen Cook
BBC Local Live
A man arrested by police after the death of a van driver on the A50 near Uttoxeter has now been released under investigation. , external
The westbound route was shut for over seven hours after Staffordshire Police says a white Iveco Daily van and a white Mercedes Sprinter box van collided near the JCB World Parts Centre.
Image source, GoogleA 62-year-old man from Northamptonshire who was driving the Mercedes died at the scene of the crash.
Police say the driver of the Iveco, a 48-year-old man from Dunstall, Bedfordshire, was arrested in connection with providing a positive road side drug swipe and on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
League Two side Chesterfield sign free agent defender Matthew Briggs on a short-term contract.
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BBC Local Live
Boots has accused a pregnancy charity of encouraging the "harassment" of its senior employees in a dispute over the cost of its morning-after pills.
Lawyers for the Nottingham firm said the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) helped supporters to send a "torrent of personal abuse" to members of staff while campaigning for the price of pills to be reduced.
Image source, BootsBoots cut the cost of its emergency contraception in response to the campaign but accused BPAS of the "facilitation and tacit encouragement of personal abuse" by creating a form that included the name of five Boots employees.
BPAS has responded to the criticism by saying Boots "failed to provide any evidence of abuse sent through the campaign".
Liam Barnes
BBC News
A cycling club has admitted controversy surrounding a comment about one of its members (see 10:03) has "taken the shine" off ts 70th anniversary celebrations.
Image source, Cycling WeeklyCycling Weekly left the "token attractive woman" image caption on a recent feature (pictured) about Hinckley Cycle Racing Club.
Tim Ellershaw, the club's secretary, said: "You can see how these things happen – comments slip through the net when things need to be proofread properly – but it shouldn’t be made in the first place.
"It’s been a big year for us – we’re a relatively small club with 150 members, and Hinckley’s a small town, so it was a big deal and quite exciting for us.
"This has taken the shine off it a bit, but we don’t want a reputation for being awkward or associated with controversy."
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
There's a new arrival at Crich Tramway Village.
The Bournemouth 85, built in 1914 and in service until 1956, has been brought up from Dorset ready for the museum's Tram Day event later this month.
A man who spent years "bullying and intimidating" people in Netherfield and Colwick has been given a court order banning him from several locations in both areas, external.
The Antisocial Behaviour Injunction handed to Dylan Broadley means he can still access his home in Netherfield but faces arrest if he turns up in a number of defined locations.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceA police spokesperson said: “Broadley has been intimidating and bullying the residents of Netherfield and Colwick for many years now.
"What made this particularly difficult was that witnesses, victims and local businesses were often too afraid and intimidated to come forward.
“He often thought he was untouchable."
Best Connection Group Ltd sent up to 2,000 workers per week to the retailer's Derbyshire warehouse.
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BBC News
A cycling magazine has apologised after a subbing error saw a female rider captioned as a "token attractive woman".
Image source, Cycling WeeklyCyclist Weekly's edition from 31 August featured a profile of Hinckley Cycle Racing Club to mark the Leicestershire outfit's 70th anniversary.
Club secretary Tim Ellershaw said they were "annoyed" at the mistake, adding the comment "should never have been made in the first place".
The magazine said the comment was "an appalling lack of judgment".
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
Ex-Leicester striker and Match of the Day host Gary Lineker tweets...
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Researchers from the University of Nottingham believe they have worked out what triggers so-called "caught" yawns.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe team found it occurs in a part of the brain responsible for motor function.
The primary motor cortex also plays a part in conditions such as Tourette's syndrome.
So the scientists say understanding contagious yawning could also help understand those disorders too.
Contagious yawning is a common form of echophenomena - the automatic imitation of someone else's words or actions.
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BBC Local Live
You couldn't wish for better weather for the first day of the Chatsworth Country Fair.
The three-day celebration of country life includes military displays, horse events, motorcycle stunts and a fly-past by the RAF's Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
Steve Crossman
BBC World Service Sport
Sporting Lisbon officials were up past 04:00 working on Adrien Silva's transfer to Leicester, but we are still waiting for official confirmation.
Image source, Getty ImagesAs reported last night the two parties had not agreed on a deal at 22:59, making it unlikely, but Leicester then asked for an extension.
But it would be strange for Leicester to let Danny Drinkwater go if they weren't very confident that Silva would get over the line.
And so we wait.
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
Police have been giving advice to some of Nottingham's 200 nightlife security staff on ways to spot victims of child sex exploitation.
Ch Insp Kevin Broadhead said if the move helped to save just one young victim, it would have been worth the effort.
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
Notts Outlaws bowler Jake Ball has admitted missing out on July's One-Day Cup win has provided him with extra motivation ahead of T20 Finals Day.
Image source, Getty ImagesBall, who is the Outlaws leading wicket-taker in T20 cricket this summer, missed the Lord's final with a knee injury.
"It’s massive for me," the 26-year-old told the club's official website., external
"Missing out at Lord’s was a big hit and Finals Day is one of the best days of the year."
"I’m really happy with how things are going personally. Sometimes you can overthink things at Trent Bridge when the ball is going to the boundary. It’s a difficult place to be a bowler.
"Over the last four or five games, I and the other players have just stuck to the plan and it seems to have worked. Hopefully we can carry that on this Saturday."
The Outlaws take on Hampshire in tomorrow's second semi-final (14:30), with the winners going on to face Birmingham Bears or Glamorgan.
