Nottingham Forest 0-2 Cardiff Citypublished at 15:10 Greenwich Mean Time 26 November 2017
Cardiff City close the gap on Championship leaders Wolves to four points with victory at Nottingham Forest.
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Nottingham Forest 0-2 Cardiff Citypublished at 15:10 Greenwich Mean Time 26 November 2017
Leicester 27-31 Worcesterpublished at 17:38 Greenwich Mean Time 25 November 2017
Worcester win at Leicester for the first time in 122 years to claim their second Premiership victory in eight days.
Read MoreMiddlesbrough 0-3 Derby Countypublished at 17:03 Greenwich Mean Time 25 November 2017
Matej Vydra scores a hat-trick as Derby beat 10-man Middlesbrough to move into the Championship play-off places.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Today's live updates have now finished. We will be back at 08:00 on Monday.
Weather: Cold with a chance of a wintry showerpublished at 17:48 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Anna Church
Weather Presenter, BBC East Midlands TodayA cold and dry end to the day. For most it will remain dry overnight with clear skies however there is a very slim chance of a wintry shower, which may lead to some ice on untreated surfaces.
A low in urban areas of 1C (34F).
A cold and frosty start to Saturday. It’s a mostly dry day with plenty of autumn sunshine but a few wintry showers may feed in from the north west.
It will feel very cold in the north westerly wind - a maximum temperature of 5C (41F).
Terror accused 'sent IS propaganda to wife in Sudan'published at 17:45 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveAn asylum seeker accused of plotting a terror attack with the help of a woman he met on a dating site had a wife abroad to whom he sent so-called Islamic State propaganda, a court heard.
Munir Mohamed, 36, from Derby, and Rowaida El-Hassan, 33, from north-west London, deny preparing terrorist acts.
The Old Bailey heard that in 2015 Mr Mohamed married a woman in the Sudan whom he has still never met.
The jury were shown a series of messages between the married couple including material produced by IS, stories generated by the group’s news agencies and, on one occasion, the hashtag #support_islamic_state.
Speaking through an interpreter, Mr Mohamed dismissed the exchanges as "news and jokes".
The pair deny preparing terrorist acts by engaging in research, planning, and obtaining materials to produce an improvised explosive device or poison, with a view to committing attacks in the UK.
The trial continues.
Watch: Man loses £200,000 to online fraudsterspublished at 17:38 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
East Midlands TodayA man has been speaking about his "shame and embarrassment" at losing £200,000 in a investment scam.
The victim, who is remaining anonymous, was contacted by a woman who claimed she needed money to release gold held by a bank.
He was so convinced, he overruled the concerns of banks and money transfer companies and ended up losing his job, pension, savings and share in a house.
Viking exhibition to open in Nottinghampublished at 16:57 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveIf you're out in Nottingham tomorrow don't be alarmed if you get stopped by a Viking asking for directions.
They're going out to promote the opening of a new Viking exhibition at Nottingham Lakeside Arts.
Image source, Photography by Anthony Chappel-RossIt's called Viking: Rediscover the Legend and features nationally and internationally significant Anglo-Saxon and Viking artefacts from the British Museum and York Museums Trust.
Items there include this Vale of York Viking Hoard.
Image source, The Trustees of the British MuseumPolice helicopter laser pen man jailedpublished at 16:47 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
A judge said Neil Wright's actions put lives in danger in the air and on the ground.
Read MoreUniversity honour for departing dukepublished at 16:41 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveThe Duke of Devonshire received an honorary doctorate from the University of Derby today.
He joined hundreds of graduating students to receive the honour at Derby Arena.
It comes as the duke steps down from his role as chancellor of the university after 10 years in the position.
Image source, University of DerbyDog seriously injured by three other dogspublished at 16:19 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveA dog needed emergency treatment after being attacked by three other dogs in Ollerton, external.
Police said the dog suffered multiple injuries when it was set upon by three white dogs, believed to be Bull Mastiffs, while being taken for a walk in Forest Corner yesterday afternoon.
The dog's 51-year-old owner also suffered hand injuries trying to stop the attack. Police have appealed for witnesses.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceMajor delays on M1 after double lorry crashpublished at 15:59 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveHighways England making full use of its newly-doubled character limit here.
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End of twitter postPolice use of batons 'justified' by watchdogpublished at 15:59 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveThe police watchdog has found Leicestershire Police used "proportionate force" when arresting a man armed with a knife outside a community centre in Leicester.
The man arrested in the Beaumont Leys area on 11 September this year needed stitches to his face after two police officers used batons to restrain him.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said he refused to put the knife down despite repeated requests, and approached one of the officers with it.
He was eventually arrested and later given a four-month jail sentence, suspended for a year.
Quote MessageWe had a duty to investigate due to the injury the man sustained, and our investigator concluded that officers faced a very real threat to their safety and acted with substantial restraint."
Steve Martin, IPCC Operations Manager
Councils 'losing out' on government fundingpublished at 15:36 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveNottinghamshire County Council is going to write a letter to the Communities Secretary asking for more money following discussions of the Full Council today.
Image source, PAThe authority reckons the region is losing out when compared to others like the South East, West Midlands and the Northern Powerhouse.
The letter will ask Sajid Javid to seek a fairer settlement for all councils throughout the East Midlands.
Man jailed for dazzling helicopter pilot with laserpublished at 15:35 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Amy Harris
Reporter, BBC East Midlands TodayA 35-year-old man from Leicester, who shone a laser at a police helicopter, has been jailed.
It happened in the Thurnby Lodge area of the city in October.
Neil Wright, from Croyland Green, shone the laser into the sky targeting the helicopter a number of times over a 15-minute period.
Image source, Leicester MercuryThe light dazzled the pilot, forcing him to turn the helicopter around and abandon enquiries into a firearms incident.
Wright was sentenced to 20 weeks in prison. The judge said the seriousness of the offence is "blindingly obvious" as he could have cause the death of everyone in the helicopter.
Dozens of guns handed to policepublished at 15:02 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LivePolice in Leicestershire have received 56 guns during the first week of the national firearms surrender.
Among those handed in were a WW2 Enfield pistol & a Walther semi auto pistol.
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Image source, Leicestershire PoliceYour photos: Autumn in Hathernpublished at 14:12 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Beautiful blue skies in Hathern today. Thanks to Maggie T for the pic.
Image source, Maggie TWatch: Men sought over Mansfield nightclub assaultpublished at 14:12 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LivePolice want to speak to the people in this video clip, external after a man suffered serious facial injuries in an assault at a Mansfield nightclub.
The attack happened at Rush in Clumber Street at about 01:00 on 8 October. Call 101 if you can help.
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End of youtube videoHuge reward for info in unsolved murder casepublished at 13:49 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
East Midlands TodayA £10,000 reward is being offered for information about the murder of a courier in Derbyshire 20 years ago.
Michael Pritchard was run over and dragged along the road as he tried to stop somebody stealing his van in Kirk Langley in 1997.
The reward, by independent crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers, is for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible.
Forced retirement 'brutal' - Croftpublished at 13:25 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Former Leicester, England and British & Irish Lions forward Tom Croft says being forced to retire is 'brutal'.
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