Fire destroys 70 caravans in storage
Planes collide on ground at East Midlands Airport
Migrant with terminal cancer 'denied treatment'
Scientists solve mystery of ancient bone disease
Updates for Tuesday 30 April
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
These photos from the caravan site in Blidworth show the severity of the fire overnight.
It's thought that about 70 caravans, motor homes or horse boxes were destroyed by the blaze and a further 50 were damaged.
They were at an unoccupied storage facility in the village, near Haywood Oaks and Baulker Lane.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Hours after her husband died, a woman from Leicestershire discovered a huge surprise that he had organised.
Tom Short died 32 days after being diagnosed with rectal cancer. He was just 35 and had two young sons.
Image source, Carrie ShortAhead of his death he set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for his wife Carrie after his death. He wrote: "If this has been uploaded then it means that I have died after my battle with cancer."
His aim was to raise £5,000 for his wife - so far he's nearly half way to that target.
Carrie Short, from Narborough said: "I'd spent the month that he was sick making sure that he'd bought presents for the boys, cards, presents for his family and I didn't really expect anything.
"He was just always really concerned about getting us things and he would always go without to make sure that we had what we need."
BBC Radio Derby
There are claims a migrant with terminal cancer who died on Sunday was wrongly denied free medical treatment in Derby.
The humanitarian group Doctors of the World has said the Royal Derby Hospital didn't follow NHS guidelines and discharged the man without any pain relief because he didn't have leave to remain in the UK.
Phil Murwell from the group told the BBC: "This man was given the most awful news one can get... instead of being treated by the hospital he was discharged and abandoned from their care."
The Royal Derby Hospital has said it is unable to comment on the care of individual patients but said it does provide care to overseas patients in line with national guidance.
It said: "Treatment in NHS emergency departments is free for patients that are not ordinarily resident, although any subsequent treatment as a result of admission to hospital is chargeable."
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Scientific research led by the University of Nottingham may help to rewrite the history of bone disease.
A study of medieval skeletons from Norton Priory in Cheshire has been co-ordinated by researchers from Nottingham.
They found an ancient form of the bone disorder called Paget's disease in the 800-year-old remains and say the bones can hold a chemical memory of the disease.
Their methods could now be used to explore the evolution of other human disorders.
Sonia Kataria
BBC News
The family of a student who died after an assault by a group of teenagers was not told about a court hearing in which three women pleaded guilty to affray.
Mariam Moustafa, 18, fell into a coma following the attack in Nottingham last February and later died of a stroke.
Her father Mohamed said authorities showed "no respect" for the family, who did not know about the hearing.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said it was "deeply sorry" for not informing the Moustafas.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Police are warning drivers in the East Midlands about the morning fog.
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Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Fire crews have been dealing with a large blaze at a caravan park in Blidworth overnight.
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Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service estimates about 70 caravans, motor homes and a horse box were destroyed by the fire and a further 50 were damaged by the heat.
The fire was extinguished by about 04:45. Firefighters are planning to carry out an inspection of the site at 10:00.
Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather
Lots of fog across the East Midlands to start with but this will clear towards the afternoon - here's the full forecast.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
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