Sandish Shoker
BBC News

Police have asked anyone with footage of the stabbing in Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham in the early hours of this morning to contact them.

A 21-year-old man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after he was stabbed outside the Pryzm nightclub at about 04:00.

Detectives said they have spoken to a number of witnesses but urged anyone who has mobile phone footage, CCTV or dashcam images to come forward.

Det Insp Danny Johnstone said: "There were a number of people in the area at the time and several vehicles have driven past."

Lower Parliament Street and King Edward Street were closed this morning for investigations but have since reopened.

Three men had been accused of forcing Romanians to work long hours for low pay in Carlisle.

Head coach Geordan Murphy us "hopeful" about keeping Leicester Tigers' in-demand England stars together as interest in them intensifies.

Samantha Noble
BBC News Online

The body of missing man Michal Krysztofczyk has been recovered from a river, police said.

He was found on Tuesday in the River Trent near Dunham Bridge, on the border of Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.

The 27-year-old was reported missing from Cross Street, Newark, on 18 November.

Nottinghamshire Police said the circumstances surrounding his death are still being investigated but are not thought to be suspicious.

Mr Krysztofczyk's family has been informed and his death has been referred to the coroner.

Image source, Nottinghamshire Police

Gavin Bevis
BBC News

Michael Buble has announced a gig at Derbyshire County Cricket Club's ground next summer.

The much-loved crooner will be belting out the classics on Wednesday 29 July as part of a series of outdoor concerts.

It won't be his first visit to the region - he's already due to play Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena this Saturday.

Sandish Shoker
BBC News

A major road in Coalville is closed this morning after a car fell into a 4m long trench.

The road had been dug up by Severn Trent Water at the weekend to install a new water pipe and temporary ramps had been placed over the hole to allow traffic to continue driving over.

Leicestershire Police confirmed a car fell into the trench at about 04:45 this morning after heavy traffic had damaged some of the ramps.

The road remains closed while Severn Trent workers fill in the trench which could take several hours.

The closure is expected to be in place until this afternoon and motorists have been advised to take alternative routes.

Trains between Sheffield and London have been cancelled until this afternoon because of overrunning engineering work.

The work is happening between Sheffield and Chesterfield, affecting services using the Midland Mainline.

Services are being cancelled until about 15:30, National Rail Enquiries has said, external.

Services run by train operator Northern between Nottingham and Leeds are also affected.

Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter

Patchy cloud is expected at times today but there will be some breaks and we will see blue and sunny skies.

Temperatures will be getting up to 6C or 7C but as we head towards the end of the week things will be turning a bit milder.

Sandish Shoker
BBC News

A man has been stabbed in Nottingham in the early hours of this morning outside Pryzm nightclub.

The 21-year-old was taken to hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries, police said.

It happened at about 04:00 and parts of Lower Paliament Street and King Edwards Street in the city centre remain closed this morning while officers continue their investigations.

No arrests have been made at this time.

Rowlatts Mead Primary Academy is shut for two days for deep cleaning to stop the virus spreading.

The heavily pregnant woman was struck by a car as she cycled on a road in Leicester.

Alex Regan
BBC News

The M1 has reopened after a car hit a barrier on the southbound carriageway between junctions 27 and 26.

Highways England said there could be "residual delays of 45 minutes" above usual journey times, but on Twitter it said: "It is anticipated that normal traffic conditions will return shortly".

A driver was arrested for possession of class A drugs and driving while unfit after the crash.

Image source, Highways England

Alex Regan
BBC News

A man who was hurt after his cooker exploded in Beeston Rylands has released a picture showing his injuries.

Police said the man was "believed to have life-threatening" injuries, but a Facebook post shows Neville Westerman recovering in hospital.

His friend, Matt Turpin, wrote: "Some wonderful news. Nev is a bit burnt, but very much alive."

One woman wrote "thank goodness it's not such bad news".

Mr Turpin told the BBC Neville, who's in his 70s, said he's feeling "well in himself".

Image source, Cheryl Smith

The pair, known as "the dynamic duo", say they always knew they would be lifelong friends.

Alex Regan
BBC News

A man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing class A drugs and being unfit to drive after a car struck a barrier on the M1.

The crash has closed the southbound carriageway between junctions 26 and 28, extended from junctions 26 to 27.

There are long queues as a result of the road closure.

Nottinghamshire Police confirmed the driver of the vehicle was detained.

Image source, Highways England

Some screenings of the film Blue Story were temporarily pulled from the cinema following the stabbing.

Alex Regan
BBC News

The M1 has been closed southbound between junctions 26 and 27 following a crash.

Highways England said Nottinghamshire Police and East Midlands Ambulance Service are currently in attendance.

Image source, Highways England

Plans for Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance's new HQ have been given the go-ahead by councillors.

Image source, Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance

The charity currently operates from two sites: one at RAF Waddington where its helicopters are based and another for the charity's staff.

The new HQ, at RAF Waddington, will join the two teams together at the same site for the first time.

A £1.8m grant from the government has been given to help in its construction.

Work building the new HQ should be completed by the end of next year.

Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online

Police have released images of two women they want to speak to after a handbag containing hundreds of pounds was stolen from an 80-year-old woman.

The bag, which also contained bankbooks and a passport, was taken from a trolley when it was left unattended "for a very short time" at the Intu centre in Derby on 19 October.

Officers said the targeting of the elderly victim was "despicable" and appealed for any witnesses to get in touch.

Image source, Derbyshire Police

Amy Orton
Local Democracy Reporter

Dog owners not clearing up after their pets in one area of Leicestershire could have been getting away with it for months - after it was found a council's policy had lapsed.

According to a report that went before Harborough District Council’s cabinet last night, a public space protection order (PSPO) expired on May 31.

The report states "dog fouling is a high priority". However, when asked by the Local Democracy Reporting Service, the council said no fines were handed out in 2018/19.

In the same time period, 79 complaints were made to the authority about dog fouling.

A spokesman for the council said dog walkers had still been "challenged" between 31 May and now.

He said: "During this period our environmental crime team continued to challenge dog walkers out and about across the district to ensure they are carrying means to pick up after their pets and all have had the required bags."

The order will now be reactivated after yesterday's meeting.