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Denise Oscroft calls for change after seeing her husband Steven killed by a lump of concrete.
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A man who fraudulently sold Big Issue magazines has been jailed for 14 weeks.
Chris Brealey, 53, of Birkin Avenue, Hyson Green, Nottingham, admitted four counts of fraud and one of antisocial behaviour at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on 13 May, Nottinghamshire Police said.
The force also successfully applied for a criminal behaviour order, which prevents Brealey from selling magazines in Nottingham city centre for three years.
Sgt Paul Whitehead said: "Rogue vending of the Big Issue undermines the hard work of legitimate vendors, whilst fraudulently taking money from members of the public, which are behaviours which must be challenged."
The latest news, sport, travel and weather for the East Midlands.
Read MoreNotts take 14 wickets on the last day to earn an innings and 170-run win over Worcestershire and go top of Group One.
Read MoreSeamer Ben Aitchison finishes with career-best figures of 6-28 as Derbyshire's game with Durham peters out into a predictable draw.
Read MoreTributes are paid to the BBC Radio Derby presenter, who worked in the East Midlands for five decades.
Read MoreBen Duckett's 177 not out and six late wickets give Nottinghamshire a chance of victory against Worcestershire.
Read MoreDurham paceman Chris Rushworth continues his excellent start to the season with six wickets at Derbyshire.
Read MoreKyle Abbott takes 6-47 but Hampshire and Leicestershire's rain-affected match ends in a draw.
Read MoreRain once again washes out most of the day between Hampshire and Leicestershire as the hosts force a batting collapse.
Read MoreHe sustained a head injury after falling and hitting his head following an assault, a coroner hears.
Read MoreRain abandons day two in the Derbyshire-Durham, Northants-Lancashire, Gloucestershire-Somerset and Notts-Worcestershire games.
Read MoreHead teachers say the 16-year-old was taken back on to the school site where staff cared for him.
Read MoreAn overcast day with outbreaks of patchy rain, strong winds and highs of 12C (54F).
This evening will see blustery showers or spells of rain but this should taper to a few showers overnight as clear breaks develop.
Lady Helen Nall says her daughter Georgie will not inherit her family title under the current law.
Read MoreFewer than 16 overs are possible but Dillon Pennington takes two wickets as Nottinghamshire reach 51-3 against Worcestershire.
Read MoreHampshire see their progress checked by Leicestershire's bowlers on another rain-affected day at the Ageas Bowl.
Read MoreThe 16-year-old was taken to hospital and is in a stable condition, police say.
Read MoreDerbyshire and Durham are frustrated by rain as only 17 overs are possible on the first day of their Group One game.
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A man has been arrested after neighbours spotted men carrying cannabis plants out of a house in broad daylight on a Newark street, police have said.
Nottinghamshire Police were called to Cardinal Hinsley Close on Tuesday morning after residents reported seeing the drugs being loaded into a red BMW.
Police said they found a cannabis grow over two floors and cannabis leaves and mud ground into the carpet.
A car matching the description was found in Shirland Drive, Mansfield, where officers said they saw men unpacking drugs into a ground-floor flat.
The 52-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of burglary, possession of class B drugs and production of a class B drug.