West Ham United 1-1 Leicester Citypublished at 23:16 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
West Ham earn their first point under new manager David Moyes as they come from behind to draw with Leicester City at London Stadium.
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Brexit 'scuppers' Nottingham's Capital of Culture bid
Man loses £200,000 to fake online friend
Magna Park expansion to be debated
Man detained after killing partner
Top sport award for amputee trampoline star Isabelle
Live updates for Thursday 23 November 2017
West Ham United 1-1 Leicester Citypublished at 23:16 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
'Richard III was found in my car park'published at 02:19 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Mike Mistry's car park in Leicester became an unlikely tourist attraction.
Read MoreTwo men charged over attacks on ATMspublished at 22:25 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
The 31-year-old and 36-year-old will appear in court in connection with a string of incidents.
Read MorePair who saved drowning boy given awardpublished at 18:30 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Little John-Henry Birtle had been underwater for nine minutes before he was dragged out and saved.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Today's live updates have now finished. The service will resume at 08:00 on Friday.
Weather: Dry but windy evening aheadpublished at 17:51 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Anna Church
Weather Presenter, BBC East Midlands TodayIt will be a dry end to the day with clear spells, the wind will continue to ease but it will be a colder night than of late with a frost in rural areas.
A chilly start to Friday, it should be a dry day with plenty of autumn sunshine but particularly cold with some frost.
Maximum temperatures will reach 7C (45F).
Capital of Culture Bid: MEP criticises decisionpublished at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local LiveEast Midlands MEP Rupert Matthews has criticised the European Commission for its decision not to allow cities in the UK to bid to become European Capital Culture for 2023 because of Brexit.
Five UK cities, including Nottingham, were bidding to host the title, with the winner expected to be announced next week.
Mr Matthews said he was "extremely angry" at the "unfair and unjustified decision".
Image source, Alan RichardsonHe said: "Time, effort and money have all been put into this process by local individuals, businesses and public bodies, only to be wasted if this very poor decision is allowed to stand.
"Nottingham has a very strong bid and I am outraged that all the hard work will have been for nothing."
Mr Matthews said he would be "challenging this appalling decision".
Three non-EU cities have previously held the title - Istanbul in 2010, Stavanger in Norway in 2008, and Reykjavik, Iceland, in 2000.
Council to demand fairer funding deal from governmentpublished at 17:43 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveEarlier we mentioned Gedling MP Vernon Coaker had called for an urgent Commons debate, external on funding for local authorities after complaining yesterday's budget offered little for cash-strapped councils.
Now Nottinghamshire County Council has told us it plans to write to Communities and Local Government Secretary Sajid Javid to ask for a fairer settlement for councils in the East Midlands.
Image source, Getty ImagesA spokesman for the Conservative authority said it felt it had been "unfairly disadvantaged when compared to cities, metropolitan boroughs and in particular, London boroughs".
Chancellor Philip Hammond said in his budget speech he would be making over £1bn of discounted lending available to local authorities across the country to support high-value infrastructure projects.
Boy, 12, with rare chromosome disorder backs appealpublished at 17:38 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local LiveA boy who suffers from a rare chromosome disorder is hoping to go on a trip of a lifetime thanks to a charity appeal.
Baylee, 12, from Mansfield lost his mother to cancer at Christmas in 2014 but before she died she promised to take him to Disney World in Orlando.
But she wasn't able to fulfill her wish.
He now lives with his uncle Gary and the pair are hoping to make the special trip with the support of the Dreams Come True charity.
Image source, Family HandoutBaylee also suffers from asthma, ADHD and autism and attends a local special needs school.
Gary said: “Baylee tries his best to be a normal child. He doesn’t let anything bother him and he is very giving."
The charity is hoping to raise money to send Baylee to Orlando in December.
Suicide pact accused 'contacted other men'published at 17:33 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Natasha Gordon texted two other men shortly after Matthew Birkenshaw died at Rutland Water, a trial hears.
Read MoreCouncil to ponder Magna Park expansion planpublished at 17:26 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LivePlans to build a series of massive warehouses on a business park in Leicestershire will be discussed by councillors tonight.
Two developers have submitted proposals which would see Magna Park near Lutterworth double in size.
Members of the Magna Park Is Big Enough campaign group are planning to protest outside the meeting - they're opposing the expansion over fears it will cause more air pollution and put extra strain on local infrastructure.
Vardy voted for wife to endure disgusting food challengepublished at 17:06 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveLeicester City striker Jamie Vardy has said he voted five times for his wife Rebekah to take part in a challenge on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here that saw her forced to eat insects and unappealing animal parts.
Millions watched on Wednesday as the mother of his children tucked in to a lamb's anus, a spider sandwich and a bull's penis.
The footballer claimed on Twitter he had been keen for his wife to endure the disgusting challenge to show how "fearless" she was.
Image source, ITVDelays on the M1published at 17:00 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local LiveWorth noting if you are heading in this direction this evening.
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End of twitter postLittleover Community School won't become academypublished at 16:47 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveLittleover Community School has decided not to become an academy.
In a letter to parents the chair of the governors said the governing board considered all the evidence of the potential benefits and drawbacks of converting during an extensive consultation and decided unanimously to remain a community school.
Image source, GoogleMan detained after killing partnerpublished at 16:38 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News OnlineA man from Nottinghamshire has been detained under the Mental Health Act over the killing of his partner.
Stephen Fretwell, 46, pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 43-year-old Kerry Gascoigne on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
Nottingham Crown Court heard Ms Gascoigne was found in the house the couple shared in Ridge Close, Sutton-in-Ashfield.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceFretwell will not be freed until he is deemed not to be a danger.
The court heard Fretwell had called his parents to say Ms Gascoigne had "tied something around round her neck and he couldn't get it off".
But a post-mortem examination found injuries which were not consistent with this story.
American pays hundreds for 1930s Christmas treepublished at 16:16 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveA humble Christmas tree bought for sixpence at Woolworths in the 1930s has sold for £420 at an auction in Derbyshire.
Measuring 3ft 6in, it's thought to be one of Britain's first artificial Christmas trees but had been kept boxed up in a Derby garage for the past few years.
It was bought by an American bidder and seller Diana Rigby said the money made would be donated to a cancer charity.
Image source, HansonsShe said: "It was my parents’ pride and joy. It used to come out every Christmas and it was the main family tree.
"I am always reading sad stories about children being ill so I decided to sell the tree and put the money raised to good use.”
Dozens of village trees vandalisedpublished at 15:54 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local LivePeople living in Groby, Leicestershire, say they are "disgusted" with the level of vandalism in the village.
Back in 2012, about 20 trees were planted in Marina Park in honour of the Queen's Jubilee but most of them have been destroyed.
Image source, Groby Parish CouncilThere are now only six left and the parish council has closed the meadow area because of the vandalism and anti-social behaviour.
Watch: Vardy relives title win partypublished at 15:43 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
BBC SportLeicester City striker Jamie Vardy has been reminiscing about the Premier League title-winning celebrations in his kitchen.
He revealed the house had since been sold but said the memories will stay with him forever.
The Killers visit Nottingham Castle ahead of concertpublished at 15:33 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveBrandon and his own merry men are playing the Motorpoint Arena this evening.
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End of twitter postLeicester Christmas lights: Stage ready for switch-onpublished at 15:23 Greenwich Mean Time 23 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveThe stage has been put in place in Humberstone Gate ready for Leicester's Christmas lights switch-on event - due to get under way at 17:00.
Image source, Leicester City Council