Sandish Shoker
BBC News
This message was spotted attached to the Thomas Cook statue outside Leicester railway station last night.
The Leicester-founded airline collapsed on Monday morning - leaving many customers stranded or searching for answers about the impact on their holiday plans.
Image source, Brendan McGrathSandish Shoker
BBC News
There was some disruption on the A50 near the Sudbury roundabout this morning due to a car fire.
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service said they were called to the blaze just after 07:30 and the fire was out by 08:19. No-one was injured.
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Sonia Kataria
BBC News
Renishaw Primary School on Hague Lane is closed to Year 1 and Year 2 children today, Derbyshire County Council has said.
The authority said it is due to health and safety reasons.
The school is open to all other year groups.
Image source, GoogleSandish Shoker
BBC News
A woman is in hospital with serious injuries after the car she was in went into the River Trent.
It happened on Hoveringham Road, Hoveringham, at about 16:00 yesterday.
Police said the road was closed near Ferry Farm Park last night while the car was recovered and asked anyone who witnessed the accident to get in touch with them.
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Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter
Another damp morning today, but there may be light at the end of the tunnel.
The rain will gradually clear away and there may be a chance of some sunshine.
Watch: Today's weather for the East Midlands
Staff at a nursery switched electricity off as children learned about climate change.
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Read MoreKing Power, which owns Leicester City, says it offered "financial support" to the family but they declined.
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Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Police in Derbyshire have issued a warning following reports of scam phone calls about Thomas Cook refunds.
The travel operator collapsed yesterday resulting in thousands of people having their holidays cancelled.
Clay Cross Police SNT posted on Facebook: "People are phoning claiming to be from Thomas Cook saying they are giving refunds on holidays that have been purchased.
"They are asking for card details and the three digit number on back of the card in order to process the refund."
The force warns: "This is a scam - don't give your bank details to anyone."
Only 8.4 overs are possible on the second day of Middlesex's Division Two game against Derbyshire because of heavy rain at Lord's.
Read MoreHeavy rain badly affects Tuesday's County Championship, with four games abandoned without a ball bowled.
Read MoreJust two overs are possible on day two of Surrey's Championship match against Nottinghamshire, as rain hits The Oval.
Read MoreAmy Woodfield
BBC News
Goosey is back in Nottingham and this year it has a new bandana.
Image source, @helencybThe larger-than-life Goose Fair mascot has been seen wearing a bandana in support of the climate change protest group Extinction Rebellion.
It was put in place on Mansfield Road yesterday ahead of the fair next week.
Police say Leanne Smith, 39, is still missing from her home in Whitehaven.
Image source, Family photoShe was last seen on 15 September at 18:00, and when she left the house was wearing a blue coat.
Leanne also has links in the Nottingham area.
Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online
An accident on the M1 has caused five miles of congestion for motorists heading southbound.
The multi-vehicle crash happened at about 15:00, initially closing three of four lanes between junction 25 for Derby and junction 24 for Nottingham.
One lane reopened about 30 minutes later but drivers, especially those heading for nearby East Midlands Airport, are advised to allow extra time for their journeys.
There are so far no reports of injuries.
Image source, Highways EnglandSonia Kataria
BBC News
Detectives investigating the murder of a man stabbed to death in Leicester have urged motorists who were driving along Dysart Way on Saturday to contact the force.
Mohammed Jibreel, 21, was found injured in the Taylor Road and Kashmir Road area at about 15:00 BST and later died in hospital.
A post-mortem examination carried out on Monday concluded Mr Jibreel died as a result of a stab wound.
Leicestershire Police believe Mr Jibreel was involved in an incident with a group of people in this area before the attack.
Image source, Leicestershire PoliceDet Ch Insp Tony Yarwood, senior investigating officer at East Midlands Special Operations Unit, said: "We know from the inquiries we’ve done so far that there were a number of motorists driving along Dysart Way around 3pm.
"Do you have video recording equipment installed in your vehicles, did you capture any footage which may help us? Any information, no matter how small, could help us identify those responsible."