Latest updates: East Midlands Live Monday 12 March

Summary

Man shot outside karaoke bar
'Miracle' baby has heart operation
Six arrests at Forest-Rams match
Man charged over £3.5m cannabis find
Cricket: Coughlin dislocates shoulder
Updates on Monday 12 March 2018

Live Reporting

Calum McKenzie and Amy Woodfield

Traffic and travel: M1 fully reopenedpublished at 07:52 Greenwich Mean Time 13 March 2018
There've been problems on the M1 between J30 and J31 this morning - but things appear to be improving.
Repairs on the road have been completed and all lanes have reopened:
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Arsonists strike at National Trust estatepublished at 22:16 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
The fires come days after Clumber Park's 250-year-old bridge was deliberately damaged by a car.
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Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
East Midlands Live has now ended, but some news, sport and travel updates will continue to appear overnight.
Dedicated coverage for this region returns at 08:00 tomorrow morning.
Weather: Rain around overnightpublished at 17:59 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Lucy Martin
BBC Weather
Outbreaks of rain will continue for a time before clearing to the south east.
Dry into the early hours with some breaks in the cloud developing and the risk of a few patches of mist/fog forming.
Minimum temperatures of 2-6°C (36-43°F).
Rail tunnel cleared for use amid flood concernpublished at 17:56 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
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Navy reservist unit gets Freedom of the City honourpublished at 17:51 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
The East Midlands' only Royal Naval Reserve Unit is to be given the Freedom of the City of Nottingham.
Image source, Royal Navy
Beeston-based HMS Sherwood's honour will be presented at a full council meeting in May.
A Freedom Parade will take place through Nottingham later in the summer.
Rail crossing 'could be replaced by flyover'published at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Stefan Pidluznyj
Local Democracy Reporter
Rail journey times between Nottingham and Lincoln may be reduced by removing a crossing at Newark, a report suggests.
Image source, J. Hannan-Briggs/Geograph
The study, by Network Rail, proposes removing the Newark Flat Crossing and replacing it with a flyover.
Currently, any increase in east-west train services is limited by the crossing with the East Coast Mainline.
This means trains have to wait for each other, costing time and capacity.
The report states that the crossing is an "outdated piece of infrastructure" but removing it would be "very costly" and involve a "complex engineering task".
Any upgrades are likely to be only made in the 2030s once HS2 has been completed.
Riding centre closes due to floodingpublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
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Heavy rain causing floodingpublished at 17:13 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
This picture gives some idea about the level of flooding across parts of Derbyshire following a day of heavy and persistent rain.
Image source, Jo Briggs
It was taken by Jo Briggs on Collier Lane in Ockbrook earlier this afternoon.
Flooding across parts of Derbyshirepublished at 16:55 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue has said it is starting to receive calls to rescue people stranded in flood water.
A flood alert has been issued by the Met Office, external for Bottle Brook in Derbyshire and there is a flood warning in place for Rolleston Brook and the River Dove at Rolleston.
The fire service is urging people to take extra care on the roads and not to take risks.
Flooding disrupting rail servicespublished at 16:51 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
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BBC News
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Black students share experience of racismpublished at 16:39 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Black students share their experiences after a video of racist chants in university halls went viral.
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Police probe at shop blast scene endspublished at 16:39 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Police have been looking for clues at the site of the shop blast in Leicester, which killed five people.
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Cops promise 'thorough' probe into Muslim hate mailpublished at 16:07 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Press Association
A counter-terrorism detective investigating "Punish a Muslim Day" letters has said his team takes religious hatred "extremely seriously".
Image source, TellMAMAUK
The offensive messages were sent to a string of locations across the country with five forces, including Nottinghamshire Police, all receiving reports.
Highlighted by anti-abuse service Tell Mama UK, the letters offer points for committing different violent acts against Muslims.
Counter Terrorism Policing North East is leading the investigation into the messages.
The head of the unit, Det Ch Supt Martin Snowden said: "We take religious hatred extremely seriously and my officers will be carrying out a full and thorough investigation in response to these reports."
Man chased from child's home avoids jailpublished at 16:00 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Mikolaj Zawilinski admitted entering a home intending to commit a sexual offence, police said.
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Robin Hood Pageant 'part of castle's future'published at 15:47 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
Bosses in charge of Nottingham Castle have sought to allay fears that the annual Robin Hood Pageant may not return.
Tim Pollard, the city's official Robin Hood, said he was "not sure" if the event would be coming back with renovation work going on at Nottingham Castle.
But Heather Mayfield, from the Nottingham Castle Trust, said that the pageant "will form part of" the castle's programme of events once it reopens in 2020.
Councillor Dave Trimble from the city council added: "We are currently considering alternative venues given the unavailability of the Castle until 2020, and hope that the Robin Hood Pageant will be staged again in 2019, prior to any decision about the format of the event, once the Castle re-opens."
Burglars caught on CCTV at Derby homepublished at 15:28 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Samantha Fisher
BBC News Online
Three burglars have been caught on camera stealing from a house in Derby.
The footage shows the trio entering the house through the back garden and then going into rooms upstairs with bags.
The police said a quantity of cash and jewellery were stolen from the property in Burghley Way, Littleover, Derby shortly after 18:00 GMT on 31 January.
Derbyshire Constabulary has asked anyone with information to get in touch.
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Meet Milli the support dogpublished at 14:30 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Sophie Cook
BBC Radio Leicester producer
A charity based in Leicester provides support dogs for those with mental health issues.
Recovery Dogs, external assist survivors of mental health problems helping them to find wellbeing through protection, exercise and social inclusion.
Liz Maitland has owned Milli for nine years, who has helped her overcome her own mental health issues.
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Milli the support dog
Concern over future of Robin Hood eventpublished at 14:23 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
The future of Nottingham's Robin Hood Pageant is unclear, according to Tim Pollard.
The pageant, which is held at Nottingham Castle, has been an annual event for almost three decades.
The castle is set to undergo a £30m renovation in order to turn it into a "world-class visitor destination".
Mr Pollard, who is the city's official Robin Hood, said there would not be a pageant next year while the renovation work is carried out.
"We're really not sure [what the future holds]," he added.
"A lot of money is going to be put into redeveloping it and making it a world-class tourist attraction.
"Hopefully, when that is done, the pageant may return."
The BBC has contacted Nottingham City Council for a comment, but it is yet to respond.
Man arrested after bricks thrown at policepublished at 13:53 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
A man has been arrested after bricks and shrapnel were thrown at police officers.
The 28-year-old was detained on suspicion of public order offences and criminal damage.
Nottinghamshire Police said a man got onto the roof of a building on Yeovil Court, Mansfield, on Sunday evening and began throwing things.
Guttering was also ripped from the building, the force added., external
No one was injured and the man remains in police custody.