Drones to help with search for missing climbers
Armed police arrest a man found hiding in a loft
Railway line reopens after person hit by a train
Boy 'scared' not to carry a knife
Multi-million pound cinema extension is approved
Updates for Tuesday 5 March 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Police investigating an attempted burglary in Arnold have released images of a man they want to speak to.
It happened on Richey Close in the early hours of 27 February.
Image source, Nottinghamshire Police
AFP
Hopes dimmed for two climbers from Britain and Italy who went missing in northern Pakistan on a peak known as "killer mountain" as helicopters failed to spot signs of the mountaineers Monday, an army aviation official said.
Climbers Tom Ballard, from Derbyshire, and Daniele Nardi and were last heard from on 24 February as they climbed the Nanga Parbat, the world's ninth-highest peak. They were attempting a route that has never before been successfully completed.
Image source, Daniele NardiTwo helicopters flew a Spanish climbing team to Nanga Parbat on Monday afternoon to look for the missing climbers, according to a top army aviation official.
He said the helicopters carried out an aerial search with the help of Pakistani mountaineer Rehmatullah Baig - who was climbing with the missing men before turning back - but could not find anything.
"The helicopters flew for more than 30 minutes in the targeted area but there was no sign of life," the official said, requesting anonymity.
Baig told AFP the Spanish team would begin a search with drones on Tuesday.
Jagdip Randhawa died after being punched by Clifton Ty Mitchell on a night out.
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There are railway disruptions this morning after a person has been hit by a train near Sileby, Leicestershire.
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East Midlands Trains have said: "We are currently arranging alternative transport to keep you on the move."
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Oh dear - roadworks on the A6 are causing some problems.
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Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter
Plenty of sunshine to start but it will turn cloudier this afternoon - here's the full forecast.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Happy Shrove Tuesday East Midlands - a great excuse to have pancakes for breakfast.
I'll be looking after your live page today along with Nick Smith.
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