Bresnan inspires Bears to beat Nottspublished at 18:38 British Summer Time 18 April 2021
Tim Bresnan's unbeaten 68 guides Warwickshire to a three-wicket win at Nottingham as they successfully chase a target of 333.
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Tim Bresnan's unbeaten 68 guides Warwickshire to a three-wicket win at Nottingham as they successfully chase a target of 333.
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Read MoreOlly Stone and Danny Briggs help to bowl out Nottinghamshire for 260, before Warwickshire, set 333 to win, close on 85-3.
Read MoreEngland batsman Ollie Pope makes a brilliant 245 as Surrey pile on the runs against Leicestershire on day three.
Read MoreDerbyshire all-rounder Matt Critchley follows up his first-innings ton with 84 and a haul of 5-67 against Worcestershire.
Read MoreNottinghamshire's Stuart Broad takes 3-50 as Warwickshire, minus injured England opener Dom Sibley, are bowled out for 201.
Read MoreEngland pair Ollie Pope and Ben Foakes both score unbeaten half-centuries to put Surrey in a strong position against Leicestershire.
Read MoreTom Fell and Riki Wessels make half-centuries but Worcestershire end day two at Derby still trailing Derbyshire.
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Political reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham
BBC analysis shows Nottinghamshire has one of the lowest rates in England of people who've had both doses of a coronavirus vaccine.
In the area covered by the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), 9% of over-16s have had both jabs as of last Sunday. That's the sixth lowest of any CCG in England.
For comparison, West Lancashire has fully vaccinated 22% of adults.
This isn't unexpected though because Nottinghamshire's vaccination programme got off to a slow start for first doses and then caught up, so this looks like the knock-on effect of that.
The Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG confirmed the numbers were to be expected following the slightly later start.
It urged people who have had their first vaccine to make sure they attend for their second dose.
A spokeswoman added: "The second dose acts as a 'booster’ jab to enhance immunity to the virus and offer a greater protection against infection.
"While a single dose of the vaccine does provide a good level of protection from the effects of Covid-19, the second dose is very important to ensure the strongest possible protection."
Alex Regan
BBC News
There is an "enormous variation" in the number of Covid-19 cases across Nottinghamshire, the county's head of public health has said.
Jonathan Gribbin said the overall picture across the county was positive, and added: "Taking the county as a whole, the rate of infection is 34 people per 100,000, with most districts and boroughs having slightly lower rates than a week ago.
"But we see an enormous amount of variation across Nottinghamshire county.
"Rushcliffe now has a rate of 5.9 per 100,000, up to Mansfield which has a rate of 98.9 per 100,000."
Mr Gribbin said about half of the positive cases were under 18, with many of secondary school age, and the other half of positive cases were from people of working age.
He added: "There is no part of the community that should see itself as exempt from the restrictions.
"Continue with all those rules and restrictions."
He emphasised that mixing with households must be limited to six people, and outdoors, and asked people to make regular asymptomatic testing part of people's weekly routines.
Today sounds like a good day to be out and about as the weather is set to be a fine and dry, with sunny spells and a light breeze.
After a chilly and frosty start, temperatures are expected to reach highs of 11C, with cloud building in the afternoon.
Tonight will be cold again with mist and fog patches, light winds, and a frost as temperatures fall to -2C.
Leicestershire's batsmen set a good platform against Surrey on the opening day of their County Championship game.
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Syston's secret knitter has struck again, this time paying tribute to Leicester City FC who play in their first FA Cup semi-final in almost 40 years at the weekend.
The Foxes face Southampton at Wembley.
Other Leicestershire knitters have been inspired too, creating these spring-themed toppers.
This week an Easter crocheted scene appeared in Melton Mowbray and a garden-themed topper appeared in Loughborough.
Patricia Brinck who took the photo in Loughborough said: "I don't know who, but it's adorable. For sure lifted my mood."
After a chilly and bright start, it should stay dry throughout with some patchy cloud building up by this afternoon.
It will be another cool day, with highs of 11C, and some sunshine through the early part of this evening.
Overnight, lows of -1C are expected and the skies will remain clear with a chance of a few patches of mist or fog forming by dawn.
Two-year-old dachshund Minnie was handed in to a vet "safe and unharmed", police say.
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