Patients from the Royal Derby Hospital have been competing at the World Transplant Games in Dresden.

The case raises difficult questions about how best to protect potential victims.

Reform and Conservative county councillors clash over the future political map of Nottinghamshire.

Maureen Gilbert, 83, was found "floating in the water" by her son inside her storm-hit house.

Peanut has managed to twice find his way from Lincoln to Castle Rock Brewery in Nottingham.

Residents say the £8,000 project is an "ill-conceived monstrosity" - with some dubbing it "Swadhenge".

Residents say young people have been targeting animals and causing vandalism.

A prisoner has died weeks after being taken to hospital with injuries following an assault.

The director of the new business in Derbyshire says it has been difficult to find staff.

Tice tells BBC Radio Leicester he believes Reform UK can win the argument on immigration.

"We’ve come up with a policy on deportations and immigration which I think people respect and if you’re here illegally then don’t expect to stay here forever," he says.

Tice claims people in the country illegally are "consuming public services" and "taking housing from British citizens".

Richard Tice tells BBC Radio Leicester that Leicestershire County Council is paying too high a fee rate on its pension fund.

He tells presenter Ben Jackson they are “frankly” not being run efficiently.

“That sort of arrogant complacent gravy train culture has to be taken away,” Tice adds.

BBC Radio Leicester’s Ben Jackson asks Richard Tice if his party Reform UK thinks it might be "peaking too soon".

Tice says the party is "working incredibly hard and making great progress".

He adds that running 10 councils, including Leicestershire County Council, allows Reform to start identifying savings at a local level.

"We’re business-like, we get stuck in and we’re just better at this than anyone else," Tice says.

The 10-day event at Nottingham's Forest Recreation Ground will include two SEND sessions.

Dominic Dietrich, Eric Steele and Malcom Christie are joined by former head of recruitment in the Championship Darren Robinson to give the round-up of Transfer Deadline Day.

Transfer Deadline Day round-up with Owynn Palmer-Atkin and John Pipes

A 54-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of "causing serious injury by careless/inconsiderate driving".

Police say they arrested a 20-year-old man following the "appalling" incident in Notttingham.

The council says 60% of households will have different collection days from 7 October.

Yogesh Alekari was 15,000 miles into his challenge when his motorbike was stolen in Nottingham.

The council says work will mean the clock "continues to stand proudly and reliably for generations".