Prisoner 'died from Mamba'
Fine over 'secret' house hidden in garage
Ball 'turned up' in Royal Shrovetide football match
Ramniklal Jogiya murder probe: Tenth man arrested
Derbyshire musician joins Judas Priest
Nottingham-based Elise Christie crashes out of Olympic final
Three killed and one critical after A427 crash
River searched in hunt for missing man
Updates on Tuesday 13 February 2018
Britain's Elise Christie breaks down in tears as she again misses out on an Olympic medal after crashing in the 500m short-track speed skating final.
Read MoreBriton Elise Christie misses out on an Olympic medal after falling in the 500m short-track speed skating final.
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Maryam Qaiser
BBC News
Kensington Junior School in Ilkeston is closed this afternoon because there is no power, Derbyshire County Council said.
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Mike O'Sullivan
Reporter, East Midlands Today
An inquest jury’s heard that a prisoner died in a Nottinghamshire jail from the toxic effects of synthetic cannabinoids, known as Mamba or Spice.
There were attempts to revive 54-year-old Edward King in his cell at privately-operated Lowdham Grange Prison in February 2017.
Giving evidence at an inquest in Nottingham, forensic pathologist Dr Michael Biggs said he'd been informed that Mr King and another prisoner in a cell near his own, were regular users of Spice.
He continued: “Mr King became unwell, he was witnessed on CCTV being unsteady on his feet - when he was questioned, he said he was having a reaction to the substance he'd been taking."
The inquest continues.
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
Leicester’s clock tower has been decorated with Chinese lanterns ahead of Chinese New Year this Friday.
This year is officially the year of the dog, but Leicester-based rugby fans, take note - you'll have to wait until 2022 for the next year of the tiger.
Chris Fawcett
BBC News
Derbyshire's Andy Sneap is the new guitarist for rock legends Judas Priest.
Image source, soile siirtolaThe 48-year-old musician from Belper, who's internationally known for his productions in the genre of rock and metal, is replacing Glen Tipton in the line-up.
Tipton is stepping down because of Parkinson's disease but says "he will come back for some shows".
He added: "I want everyone to know that it's vital that the Judas Priest tour go ahead and that I am not leaving the band - it’s simply that my role has changed."
Chris Fawcett
BBC News
A 41-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to rob and kidnap following the death of Leicester jeweller Ramniklal Jogiya.
The man - who was arrested from his home address in the Leicester area this morning - has become the tenth person to be arrested in the investigation into Mr Jogiya's death.
Image source, Leicestershire PoliceMr Jogiya’s body was found on the morning of Thursday, January 25 in Gaulby Lane, Stoughton, near Leicester Airfield, and a murder investigation was launched.
Leicestershire Police said, external of the nine other people who have been arrested, four have been charged with kidnap and robbery, three have been released from custody but remain under investigation, and two others have been released with no further action.
Chris Fawcett
BBC News
A 30-year-old man had his mobile phone stolen and was left with broken bones after a robbery in Normanton last month.
Derbyshire Police said, external the man was cycling along a path from Elton Road on January 13 at about 18:00 when he was assaulted by three men. He was later taken to the Royal Derby Hospital for treatment.
Image source, Derbyshire ConstabularyMaryam Qaiser
BBC News
Officers are concerned for the safety of missing 18-year-old Kyle Cowley.
Kyle - who has been described by police as "vulnerable" - went missing from his home in Depot Street on 6 February.
Image source, Derbyshire PoliceHe was last seen on Radbourne Street the following day wearing a padded black coat, blue Stone Island jeans and grey Adidas trainers. Kyle has links to Derby city centre and Heanor.
Council officers fear a proposed three-metre wide path, external through historic Darley Park could be an eyesore.
Conservation and heritage experts have also expressed concerns that the route could be "harmful" and have "an impact on the historic integrity" of Darley Park.
Chris Fawcett
BBC News
Ashbourne's shops and businesses have been preparing their doors and windows for Royal Shrovetide Football, which starts later today.
Here are some recent photos of the calm before the storm...
Maryam Qaiser
BBC News
Nottingham-based speed skater Elise Christie has spoken of her heartbreak after crashing out of the 500m short-track final.
Christie still has the 1,000m and 1,500m to come, with finals on Saturday and then next Thursday inked into her diary.
Elise Christie's day started off perfectly, but as the morning went on, everyone started to get a sense of deja vu
Read MoreA front door and window were concealed behind a garage door and wooden fence, officials said.
Read MoreThe 300-year-old tome offers some sage advice.
Read MoreChris Fawcett
BBC News
The NHS has defended its decision to send letters to parents of overweight children.
This comes after a mum from Wigston was left "horrified" when she was told her 10-year-old son may need to consider a healthier diet and more exercise.
She said he wears average-sized clothes and plays football for at least six hours a week.
Paula McKee, an NHS dietitian in Leicester, says it's important the health service intervenes when necessary.
She added: "Up to a third of children in Year 6 are overweight or obese, so we really need to work with these families and support them."
Plans worth more than £280,000 to improve facilities at Holme Pierrepont Country Park have been approved, external.
A new playground and café, better camping facilities, new shower block and disabled toilet are among some of the improvements expected.
BBC Sport
Heartbreak for Nottingham-based Elise Christie who crashed out of the final of the 500m short-track speed skating.
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Heidi Booth
Journalist, BBC Radio Derby
Meet 95-year-old Jean Sims - a lifelong fan of Royal Shrovetide Football.
Her granddad goaled this ball in a match in 1891.
The 95-year-old and her daughter Diana Higman from Derby love the annual game in Ashbourne which has been played since at least the 17th Century.
Jean said instead of watching the game in the pub, she walks around following the ball to each post.
Maryam Qaiser
BBC News
The atmosphere was tense at the National Ice Centre in Nottingham as crowds gathered to watch Elise Christie compete in the semi-finals of the 500m short-track speed skating.
The Nottingham-based skater qualified second, just 0.02 seconds behind winner Yara van Kerkhof.
She'll compete in the final at 12:09.
