Maddison denies Ranieri's Fulham victorypublished at 23:37 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2018
James Maddison scores as Leicester fight back to deny Fulham manager Claudio Ranieri victory over his former club.
Read MoreHomes evacuated and roads closed because of gas leak
Dog poo bags like 'horrible Christmas tree'
Photographers capture moon and Venus over East Midlands
'Serious' crash closes Derbyshire road
Dozens stopped in anti-drugs crackdown
Vintage Christmas tree to be auctioned
Updates for Tuesday 4 December 2018
Sandish Shoker, David Pittam and Nick Smith
James Maddison scores as Leicester fight back to deny Fulham manager Claudio Ranieri victory over his former club.
Read MoreThe latest news, sport, travel and weather for the East Midlands.
Read MoreShaikira King won a national cross country championships and now has higher ambitions.
Read MoreMaureen Wall says when she drives the mannequins to her church, they look like a car full of bodies.
Read MorePolice swoop on two vehicles after men were reported to be acting suspiciously in them.
Read MoreA couple say they feel "let down" by Tui after they had to cancel a holiday with their disabled son.
Read MoreA judge tells Ian Clark the consequences of his speeding "could have been lethal".
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BBC News Online
That's it for today's news, sport, travel and weather updates. Our live coverage will return at 08:00 tomorrow.
We can expect a chilly evening in places but cloud will soon thicken from the south-west.
Outbreaks of rain are moving in from the south overnight, some of which could be on the heavy side later.
Tomorrow will be cloudy with further outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy at times, with mist and fog possible over high ground.
There will be more of a breeze compared with today too, but it will feel a bit milder.
A 65-year-old passenger dies at the scene of a two-car crash on a Derbyshire road.
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An Alfreton Road business owner has said the reopening of the road, which was severely damaged by a burst water main in August, is like Christmas has come early.
Gus Davidson from Derby's Arb and Grounds said: "When I spoke to the council, they were saying they had to negotiate with rail and that it was going to 12 weeks before they were even allowed on site and then it would take up to 10 weeks being done.
"This is just great news."
Derby City Council and Network Rail have worked to bring the completion date forward, form June next year, to sometime this month.
Passers-by, who pulled the man from the canal, said he was unhurt but left "very wet".
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BBC News Online
An amazing photo of a red kite taken by a volunteer at Rutland Water Nature Reserve.
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
An arson attack caused "significant damage" to a Spondon business this weekend.
A rear door of the property was forced open and a fire is thought to have been lit inside at around 00:30 on Sunday.
Police are seeking the public to help with their investigation and are urging anyone who saw anything suspicious to contact them.
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
Bad news ahead of rush hour.
Congestion is now being reported as far back as Aylestone Road and King Richards Road.
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Residents are being allowed back into their homes following a gas leak in Blackbird Road today, though properties closer to the leak still remain evacuated.
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A woman has died following a two-vehicle crash in the Golden Valley area this morning.
The crash happened at 07:30 in Codnor Lane and involved a Renault Clio and a Fiat Punto.
A 65-year-old woman, who was a passenger in the Punto, was pronounced dead at the scene and her family has been told.
Two other people were taken to Queen’s Medical Centre, one with serious injuries, while two more people with minor injuries were taken to Kings Mill Hospital.
Mark Shardlow
Sport reporter, BBC East Midlands Today
Matt Lawrence is a starter, encourager, observer, timekeeper - and a super coach!
His work has led to a wealth of medals at all the world's leading para-canoeing competitions and now he's been named Britain's Sports Coach of the Year.
One of his athletes, who trains at Nottingham's Holme Pierrepont, is paralympic gold medal winner and six-time world champion, Emma Wiggs.
She said: "When you're putting yourself under the sort of pressure that we do six days a week, you need someone that understands you and knows how to work with you to get the best, and he is absolutely amazing at doing that."
Matt however is much more modest and says his success is all down to team work.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Blackbird Road has been reopened in both directions.
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Chesterfield FC have told a number of players they are available for transfer or loan.
In a statement, manager Martin Allen said, external: "Clearly, changes need to be made as we have not won enough points and to be honest, I'm fed up of hearing we played well and that it was a good performance, only to draw.
"Kyel Reid, Marc-Antoine Fortune and Zavon Hines all live down in London and it's best for them and for us to find clubs in the London area."
Michael Nelson and Robbie Weir have also been told they can move on for free, in addition to Joe Anyon, who had previously been made available.
Shwan Jalal has been made available for loan.