People are being urged to drop off their unwanted fruit and vegetables instead of throwing it away.

The initiative sees volunteers survey Grade II listed buildings using an app.

Mohammed Shafiq cooks hundreds of meals each day for fellow Muslims breaking their fast.

Louise Gather says police came to her home after she was accused of picking fungi.

Nottingham Forest's "incredible" season continues as they beat Brighton on penalties to reach the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time in 34 years.

Police say some of the casualties suffered significant injuries in the crash.

Leicester teacher Janet Young said she had been in "panic mode" when she broke the rules.

The stickers are being given to people by councillors after the speed limit was reduced in the area.

Derby City Council says the new age limit will "ensure vehicles are in good condition".

Ongoing work to replace a bridge damaged in 2018 will mean a partial closure of a busy junction.

Kain Tailby had admitted manslaughter but was convicted of murdering Chrissie Everett-Hickson.

BBC Sport takes a look at the 10 teams vying for promotion to League One with eight of those struggling for form.

Julia Wandel and Karen Spragg appear in court as part of an investigation into alleged stalking.

Derbyshire announce a pre-tax profit of £11,000 for 2024 - the club's 11th surplus in the past 12 years.

Barry and Mavis Lovelock say they may have to wait three months for the force to accept liability.

Jim Lawson has hundreds of books containing weather records dating back to the pre-1960s.

The Tory Newark MP says a proposal to merge the city with two neighbouring councils is unpopular.

Helen Whittle, who has functional neurological disorder (FND), says music "is such a great therapy".

Two previous bids were refused by Leicester City Council but the developer has reshaped the plans.

PC Chris McBride, of Leicestershire Police, had to get creative when a jerry can had no funnel.