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East Midlands Today
New figures show 92 people who died in the East Midlands in the last year became lifesaving deceased organ donors.
But despite this, and a 300% increase in donors in the region over the last decade, the East Midlands is still failing to hit the national average.
Only 36% of people living here are on the donor register, compared with 38% nationally.
Simon Elmore from Belper in Derbyshire had a kidney transplant three years ago and has gone onto compete in the World Transplant Games.
He said he's surprised there aren't more people thinking of joining the donor register "to do their bit".
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
BBC Sport have been profiling some of England's unlikely World Cup heroes.
Their feature includes Leicester City defender Harry Maguire - who scored the opening goal against Sweden on Saturday - and Jordan Pickford, who was on loan at Alfreton Town just five years ago.
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Simon Ward
East Midlands Today Reporter
Police are concerned for the safety of a 79-year-old woman who has been missing since Friday.
Image source, Nottinghamshire policeGretta Ford, from Cotgrave, has dementia and was last seen in the town at about 11.30 on Friday.
Officers have released footage of a woman they believe to be Gretta on a bus in West Bridgford.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
Some England fans got carried away with celebrations in Nottingham on Saturday afternoon after England beat Sweden in the quarter finals of the World Cup.
People were seen climbing bus stops and others damaging a taxi in Market Square.
Ch Insp Simon Allardice said: "The vast majority of people enjoyed Saturday's celebrations safely and these incidents relate to a select number of people who took things too far.
"We want people to enjoy this momentous occasion but safely and with respect for others."
Image source, ReutersA 27-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the damaged taxi with a number of other arrests for public order offences across the city.
The force put on extra patrols for Saturday's match with plans in place ahead of England's semi-final World Cup match on Wednesday.
Ch Insp Allardice added: "We ask people who are out for the event on Wednesday to consider their actions, particularly when the sun is shining and alcohol is involved."
One officer suffered injuries to her head and her colleague has arm injuries.
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Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter
After a sunny, hot and dry weekend we're expecting more of the same today and across the rest of the week.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
It's the start of another warm and sunny week.
I'll be bringing you all the news and sport for the East Midlands today along with Amy Woodfield.
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