Girl died hours after leaving hospitalpublished at 21:11 British Summer Time 10 September 2018
Gracie Foster was due to have her tonsils removed before she became unwell, a coroner hears.
Read MoreThree men responsible for the death of Leicester jeweller Ramniklal Jogiya sentenced
Thomas Jervis and Charles Mcauley given life sentences with minimum terms of 33 and 30 years respectively for murder
Callan Reeve convicted of manslaughter sentenced to 16 years
Woman, 18, dies after city centre crash
Lorry hits bridge on A50
Five teens in court over Nottingham man's death
Thousands join Vicky McClure in charity walk
Heart outside body baby about to go home
Live updates on Monday 10 September
Amy Woodfield and Sandish Shoker
Gracie Foster was due to have her tonsils removed before she became unwell, a coroner hears.
Read MoreTwo men and a boy are charged with being members of banned far-right organisation National Action.
Read MoreStrugglers Northants recover from two poor sessions to end day one on a high at home to Derbyshire.
Read MoreRamniklal Jogiya was kidnapped and tortured and left to die in a country lane.
Read MoreWarwickshire vice-captain Dom Sibley hits 106 as the Bears bowl out Leicestershire for 100, then reach 190-3.
Read MoreNottinghamshire fight back against Essex after being bowled out for 177 on day one at Trent Bridge.
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This evening will be dry and fine. Later in the night cloud will thicken and there will be an increasing chance of rain spreading from the north-west. A gentle to moderate southwesterly breeze.
Rather damp through the morning tomorrow with cloudy skies and spells of rain. Into the afternoon the rain may clear to the south with a chance of some brightness towards evening. A gentle westerly breeze.
A dying cat, two dead cats and pig body parts were found in a carrier bag dumped with rubbish.
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BBC News
Oh deer, oh deer - this is not what you want at a picnic.
This deer gatecrashed a charity teddy bears' picnic at Wollaton Park on Sunday.
Rachel Towlson said the deer trampled over picnic blankets and pinched all the fruit from the picnic baskets.
A spokesperson for Wollaton Park said: “Visitors and deer have lived harmoniously at Wollaton for years and incidents are extremely rare.
"We would always ask people not to approach, touch or feed the deer and just use their common sense.
"They can enjoy watching the animals in their natural environment, which is part of the Park’s long history and heritage.”
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
The company behind the running of Nottingham's trams has said it welcomes the findings of a report investigating how a pushchair became closed in tram doors and dragged to the next stop.
A NET spokesman said: "We’ve worked closely with the organisation to establish what lessons can be learnt from what was an unfortunate but very unusual incident.
“We welcome the RAIB’s findings and are now studying the full details of the final report, although many of its recommendations have already been implemented.
"This has included making adjustments to on-board CCTV, training and tram stop processes and procedures.”
Press Association
A four-year-old girl died from a meningococcal infection hours after she was sent home from hospital.
Gracie Foster went into Chesterfield Royal Hospital for a routine tonsil removal operation three years ago but the surgery was cancelled when she became unwell on the ward, her mother Michelle Foster told an inquest.
Miss Foster described how a consultant paediatrician told her Gracie had a viral infection and sent her home.
But within hours her daughter became much worse and was taken to Sheffield Children's Hospital where she died the same day.
Miss Foster, from Old Whittington, near Chesterfield, said: "In hindsight, I feel really stupid that I trusted [the doctor]."
The inquest is due to conclude on Friday.
Simon Ward
East Midlands Today Reporter
Five teenage boys have made their first appearance in crown court after the death of a man in Nottingham. The court room was packed with the families and friends of those involved in the case.
Twenty-year-old Esrom Ghide died after being stabbed at Hyson Green in the city last Wednesday evening.
Three 14-year-old boys and two 16-year-old boys appeared at Nottingham Crown Court charged with his murder.
The defendants, who did not enter a plea, spoke only to confirm their names, which can’t be reported because of their ages.
Meanwhile the police have also arrested another 16-year-old boy, in connection with the same investigation, on suspicion of murder and attempting to pervert the course of justice.
The tram driver failed to see the empty pushchair had become trapped at a stop in Nottingham.
Read MoreThe 18-year-old was a passenger in one of two cars that collided and both drivers were arrested.
Read MoreSandish Shoker
BBC News
Considerable changes to constituencies in the East Midlands have been revealed by the Boundary Commission, external for England.
In Nottinghamshire, Rushcliffe is split down the middle with part of it joining a new Loughborough and South Rushcliffe constituency, and Gedling disappears entirely with it being absorbed by the constituencies around it.
In Leicestershire, Lutterworth joins with Daventry in Northamptonshire to form a new constituency and a new Harborough, Oadby and Wigston constituency is also formed.
Ramniklal Jogiya was bundled into a van and tortured in a plot to steal £200,000 of gold jewellery.
Read MoreAmy Woodfield
BBC News
One of Ramniklal Jogiya's sons told he court he felt like he had let his father down by not being there when he needed him the most.
He said there is a sense of guilt between him and his brothers at not being able to protect their dad - "we all feel helpless at the thought of that night.”
Mr Jogiya and his wife had celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary on 21 January, only three days before he was killed.
The judge said instead of celebrating their golden wedding next January the family would be haunted by the thought of what he went through the night he was killed.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
The judge responsible for sentencing the three men responsible for the death of jeweller Ramniklal Jogiya said Jervis, right, was “the brains behind this operation”.
He said the 24-year-old had planned the crime and recruited the other men. Mr Justice Martin Spencer said Jervis and Mcauley, middle, were both in the van when Mr Jogiya was tortured and had intended “really serious harm” but had not intended to kill him.
The judge said that Reeve, left, was a lookout and had not intended really serious harm to come to Mr Jogiya.
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Mr Justice Martin Spencer said: "We will never know exactly what happened in the back of that van. Perhaps Mr Jogiya was simply obstinate and refused to tell you [Jervis and Mcauley] what you wanted to know.
"He would certainly have been terrified. One can only imagine the terror and torment which that poor man went through in the back of that van as the information required from him was mercilessly tortured out of him.”
Ben Truslove
BBC News Online
An 18-year-old woman seriously injured in a crash in Derby on Sunday has died.
Betty Wood, from Belper, was the passenger in a Renault Clio when it collided with a Mercedes E320 at the junction of Friar Gate and Stafford Street in Derby at 01:10 on Sunday, police said.
A statement released by Betty’s family paid tribute to the “incredibly kind, hysterically funny and exceptionally beautiful” woman.
The family said: “Betty was a truly amazing daughter, sister and friend. She was incredibly kind, hysterically funny, caring, strong and exceptionally beautiful. She was the life and soul of every party and was loved by so many."
Betty was airlifted to the QMC in Nottingham following the crash but she later died from her injuries.
Both drivers were arrested at the scene and later released while inquiries continue.