Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online
A road in Nottingham's Lace Market has been sealed off by police.
Officers went to an address in Halifax Place just before 15:00 over "concerns for a man's safety".
A number of police vehicles are still at the scene with reports of firearms officers being deployed.
But officers said there was no danger to the public.
Image source, Daniel HeffernanEthan Bamber takes a maiden five-wicket haul and Leus du Plooy scores a century as Middlesex and Derbyshire draw at Lord's.
Read MoreLeicestershire opener Hassan Azad compiles his eighth half-century of the season as the Foxes draw with Lancashire.
Read More
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Part of the A46 in Leicestershire has been closed after a woman fell from a bridge.
Leicestershire Police said it happened at about 13:00. No details have been released about her condition.
The force said it was also dealing with a crash involving a transit van on the same road.
The road is now closed in both directions between the Anstey/Beaumont Leys turning and the A6 junction.
Leicestershire Police said: "Officers are at the scene dealing with the incidents and enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances surrounding both incidents."
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
A man's body has been discovered in Worksop.
Nottinghamshire Police said, external they were called to Cavendish Road at about 07:30 this morning.
The man's death is currently not being treated as suspicious.
Image source, Google
Liam Barnes
BBC News
Police are appealing for information after 12 pigeons were stolen from lofts in Buxton.
The lofts, on Lightwood Road, were broken into between 16 September and 17 September, Derbyshire Police said.
Image source, Getty ImagesLiam Barnes
BBC News
A man has died after a car he was travelling in crashed into a tree in Walkeringham.
Nottinghamshire Police said they were called to Stockwith Road at about 22:45 last night following reports of a collision.
The driver of the car and another passenger were both taken to hospital, a force spokesman said, and officers are appealing for any witnesses to get in touch.
Image source, GoogleLiam Barnes
BBC News
Two men have been arrested after a police chase ended in a car crash last night.
Nottinghamshire Police said officers investigating a stolen car on Vernon Avenue, Newark, spotted a vehicle linked to a spate of catalytic converter thefts.
When the Land Rover sped off, police blocked off the road in an attempt to stop it escaping, which led to a collision with a police car.
A police officer was taken to King's Mill Hospital with suspected whiplash, but nobody else was injured.
Two men, aged 26 and 28, were arrested at the scene and are being questioned.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceQuote MessageWe were extremely lucky no-one has any more significant injuries. The people inside the vehicle showed absolutely no concern for officers' safety as they attempted to get away from us."
Sgt Rachel Griffith, Nottinghamshire Police
Press Association
A Nottingham expert says families have "forgotten just how serious" infections can be following another drop in the uptake of common vaccines.
Jonathan Ball, professor of molecular virology at the University of Nottingham, said the reasons for this were complex and included anti-vaccination myths and communities who are difficult to engage with.
But he felt much was down to dimming memories of mumps, measles, tetanus, polio and rubella and so people "have started to think of them as simply trivial childhood infections".
Image source, Getty ImagesFellow Derby players Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett have been charged with drink-driving.
Read MoreSurrey and Nottinghamshire draw their final Division One match of the season as no play is possible on the final day.
Read More
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
Nine Nottinghamshire Police divers who helped in the search for a 12-year-old boy who drowned in the River Trent are taking part in the Robin Hood half marathon this weekend in his memory.
Owen Jenkins's body was found in the river after he died trying to rescue two friends from Beeston Weir in July 2017.
The team are hoping their efforts will help educate others on the dangers around swimming in open water.
Image source, Jenkins familyPC James Patterson said: "We recently met with Owen's mother Nicola and she had the chance firsthand to thank us for our actions on that day two years ago.
"This is the main inspiration for running for the charity, in the hope another parent doesn't have to go through what Nicola and her family have."
They are raising money for the Open Water Education Network (OWEN), which was set up by Owen's family last year to raise awareness of water safety.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceSandish Shoker
BBC News
A sinkhole is causing bus delays in Nottingham this afternoon.
Nottingham City Transport has tweeted to say that as a result, they will be unable to reach some stops.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
A woman who died after her car went into the River Trent in Hoveringham has been named by police as Emma Fegan.
Ms Fegan's car was found in the river off Hoveringham Road at about 16:00 on Tuesday.
Police said the 39-year-old, who is from Hoveringham, died in hospital and no other vehicles were involved.
Image source, Family handoutThe artwork has not been seen in the city for almost 50 years.
Read MoreAmy Woodfield
BBC News
A car has been damaged after stones were thrown from a bridge in Staveley.
Derbyshire Police said a woman was driving her car along Cemetery Lane, from the Poolsbrook area, heading towards Staveley at about 14:00 on 14 September when her windscreen was damaged.
The force has released images of a group of girls who may be able to help officers with their inquiries.
Image source, Derbyshire Police
Amy Orton
Local Democracy Reporter
Vandals have sprayed graffiti over a £1.4m community centre just before it's due to officially open.
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council spent years saving the cash to replace the Horsewell Lane pavilion, in Wigston, with the Thythorn Hill Community Centre.
Councillor Michael Charlesworth described it as "disappointing" but said he wasn't "surprised about the actions of some people any more".
The graffiti is expected to be removed before a ceremony to mark the official opening of the centre tomorrow.
The centre will be used by the local playgroup, youth clubs and will be available for community hire.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
Walkers are being urged to stay away from the water at a Derbyshire beauty spot after vandals caused an oil spillage.
Derbyshire County Council said Osborne Pond at Shipley Country Park had been contaminated after a diesel tank at a nearby building site was damaged on Tuesday.
The Environment Agency has installed a boom and absorbent mats in the pond to help contain the leak.
Earlier this month a red diesel leak polluted the nearby Adam's Pond.
Councillor Simon Spencer said the park is still safe and remains open for people to visit.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Action Fraud is warning criminals may be taking advantage of Thomas Cook going into liquidation by using it as an opportunity to request personal or financial details from customers.
Image source, Getty ImagesNottinghamshire Police said its cybercrime team has received reports from the public where people are trying to target those impacted by the travel company collapsing.
This involves promises of full refunds once you confirm your card details.
Kirsty Jackson, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: "If you receive a telephone call from someone saying they're from Thomas Cook, asking for your card details for a refund – hang up and block the number."
Both Derbyshire and Leicestershire forces told the BBC they are not aware of anyone being affected by the reported scam.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
The Guildhall Theatre in Derby will remain closed for an extended period of time after the building was found to be in a much worse condition then expected.
Derby City Council closed the theatre in January after planned work to the auditorium ceiling uncovered further problems.
Earlier this month, findings of more extensive surveys showed the condition of the fabric of the building was much worse than previously thought.
The city council said it has explored putting in temporary measures to make the building safe to open but it says all of them would put the historic infrastructure of the listed building at risk.
As a result of the building's continued closure, the Christmas show, The Christmas Toy Shop Mystery, will be cancelled.
The authority said customers will be refunded in full and offered a special discount for the upcoming pantomime Peter Pan at Derby Arena.
Quote MessageThis has been an immensely frustrating situation for us all as each step in the repair process has led to the discovery of additional issues. It is, of course, disappointing that we can't reopen for Christmas but... we need to consider what else we need to do to be able to restore this vital historic building properly."
Councillor Matthew Holmes, Deputy leader of Derby City Council