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Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online

A man has been charged after police officers were spat at, abused and threatened in a Nottingham park.

Officers were called to Colwick Country Park shortly after 15:35 on Saturday to reports of a man with a knife.

During a patrol of the park they tried to search a van and were confronted by a man who made numerous threats to them and their families.

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Three officers detained the man who resisted throughout.

A 34-year-old has been charged with three counts of assaulting an emergency worker and using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour towards another person with the intention to cause them harassment, alarm or distress.

He has been remanded into custody and will appear at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court tomorrow morning.

No knife was recovered at the scene.

Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online

An attack that left a man with concussion, a cracked jaw, three missing teeth and a split lip, which the victim cannot remember, is being investigated by police.

The 38-year-old was outside a takeaway in High Street, Warsop, Nottinghamshire, at 00:30 on 4 July when he was knocked unconscious.

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After being helped by passers by he went home but was still in pain the next morning and went to hospital, where his injuries were diagnosed.

He has told police he has no memory of the assault and no idea why he was targeted.

Officers said the street was busy following England's 4-0 win over Ukraine and appealed for witnesses.

Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online

A man has been injured when he was hit with a shovel after intervening in an argument among neighbours.

The victim was at home in Rowan Gardens in Bulwell, Nottingham, at about 17:30 on Saturday when he heard a dispute, police said.

He saw a man raise a hammer above a woman’s head while threatening to kill her.

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The neighbour jumped a garden fence to help her but was then himself attacked by the man.

The victim suffered minor arm injuries.

A 46-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

Ambulance crews worked for 30 minutes to try to save the victim's life after he was found.

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Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online

Three people have been arrested after an imitation gun was pointed from a car at another vehicle.

The victim was on the A57 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire shortly after 21:00 on Friday night when he was overtaken.

A passenger in the car pointed the object at him and he pulled over to report the incident to police.

Armed police were dispatched and the suspect car was located a short time later.

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Its three occupants - aged 24, 26 and 31 - were arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.

A plastic toy handgun was seized.

Insp Chris Pearson, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: "This would have been a very frightening experience for the victim.

"Although it turned out to be a toy handgun, it would certainly have looked like a real one.

"Imitation firearms can be indistinguishable to live firearms and we will always take them very seriously when we find them."

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Liam Barnes
BBC News

Nottingham Trent University has withdrawn an offer from a prospective student after racist comments emerged on social media following England's Euro 2020 final defeat.

It comes after there was widespread public outrage over messages sent to Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka following their penalty misses in the shoot-out against Italy, which has seen a number of people arrested.

In a statement the university added it will "not tolerate any form of discrimination, including racism".

Simon Ward
East Midlands Today Reporter

Nottinghamshire cricketer Luke Fletcher got his second Covid-19 jab at a vaccination bus near Trent Bridge.

He appealed to fans and the people of West Bridgford to get their jabs, saying: "It's important to support the community and to get vaccinated to protect yourself and others."

At the vaccine bus, people can walk in and get either their first or second dose without booking an appointment.

BBC Radio Derby

Food waste collections are going to be paused in the Derbyshire Dales, as the district council battles with a lack of bin lorry drivers.

Residents are being told to get rid of food waste in household waste bins instead.

The council has also said, external no "excess" recycling will be collected - meaning residents need to keep all their recycling inside their blue bin - or two blue bags and a blue box.

The temporary changes will start from 26 July, and last for three months.

It comes amid a national shortage of lorry drivers, with the Road Haulage Association estimating a shortfall of about 60,000.

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Heather Burman
BBC News

A man has been arrested after an explosion at a flat in Hucknall.

One man was taken to hospital with burns to his hands, arms, back and face after the blast at the block of flats in Chatsworth Drive at about 14:30 yesterday.

His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.

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Police said the explosion was being treated as an accidental fire linked to the misuse of drugs, and an investigation is due to be concluded by Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service later today.

A 35-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the explosion and drug offences.

Caroline Lowbridge
BBC News Online

A cricket historian and librarian who served Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club for 50 years has died at the age of 86.

Peter Wynne-Thomas formed and ran the library at Trent Bridge, amassing 15,000 books and more than 10,000 other items including letters, photographs, trophies and clothing.

It is the second largest collection of its kind in the world, and was named the Wynne-Thomas Library in his honour in 2015.

He was awarded the British Empire Medal for services to cricket and the community of Nottingham in the Queen's New Year Honours List in 2019.

Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club announced his death on its Facebook page, saying: "Our thoughts are with Peter's friends, family and in particular his wife, Edith, at this immensely difficult time."

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