Updates for Monday 15 May 2017
Murder investigation in Enderby
Post-mortem due after Drayton Manor park death
Man dies after collapsing on doorstep
Cyber attack still impacting GP surgeries
Lamb and dog missing for one week
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Tuesday
Amy Harris
Reporter, BBC East Midlands Today
I'm at an inquest into death of Tarsem Singh, who was fatally injured at plastics engineering factory Nylacast in Leicester.
The jury has been told the 52-year-old "loved his job".
Image source, Google
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
Councillors in High Peak have voted to raise the price of a two-mile taxi ride to £6.60, making it the most expensive place in Derbyshire to hire a hackney carriage taxi.
It's the first increase in six years and the new charges are due to come into force from next month.
John Sleigh, who's a taxi driver in Buxton, believes the price rise is justified.
Quote Message[For] six years we've not had a price increase, yet the council's fees go up every single year for the MOTs, the licence, the plates... the fuel prices go up every year. Yet we get an increase every six years, I just don't think that's fair."
John Sleigh, Taxi driver
Listen to live BBC Radio Leeds commentary as Yorkshire face Leicestershire in the One-Day Cup.
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Read MoreListen to live BBC Radio Derby commentary as Derbyshire face Worcestershire in the One-Day Cup.
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Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
A power cut is currently affecting some households in Hucknall, Ravenshead and Newstead.
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Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
This is David Moseley. He was reported missing from his home in Whitwick on Wednesday.
There has been a confirmed sighting of the 55-year-old, at about 10:20 yesterday at a store in Buxton, Derbyshire.
Image source, Leicestershire PoliceFrom that sighting, it is believed Mr Moseley has with him a black cycle helmet, a red mountain bike and a large black rucksack with distinctive red straps. Leicestershire Police said Mr Moseley could be camping in Buxton.
Alex Smith
BBC News Online
If you were in Stapleford on Friday, you may be forgiven for thinking for thinking there was something big brewing in the skies.
And - as it turns out - you were not far off, as the Met Office and weather presenter Charlie Slater have told me the strange cloud formations could well have been a tornado.
Jacqueline Dixon said she heard a loud noise before seeing leaves "being sucked upwards into the sky". After this, she said she saw a "white cloud oscillating with debris in it".
One of her neighbours had reported their fence panels being ripped out as well as debris gathering in their garden.
Image source, Jacqueline Dixon
Image source, Jacqueline DixonCharlie said: "It's difficult to tell. The pictures show the right types of clouds that would cause something called a funnel cloud - which is basically a tornado that doesn't touch the ground. From this point a small tornado could then develop.
"The video shows a funnel cloud but I couldn't say that was or wasn't at some point a tornado, although the pictures of the damage would certainly suggest that it's highly likely there was a tornado."
Image source, Ajrina BarcikowskaMeanwhile, a Met Office spokeswoman said: "With the towering shower clouds present on Friday the conditions were present for possible tornado development."
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
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Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
The latest proposed HS2 route is causing farmers in a north west Leicestershire village to fear the future.
Some in Appleby Magna could lose their homes as well as their livelihoods if the route goes ahead - like John Morrison.
His farmhouse is one of a few set to be demolished...
Locals also fear for the River Mease. John told the BBC it's a "site of special scientific interest" and a "special area of conservation" because of a weed that grows there.
He said there are also otters, bullhead fish and white-clawed crayfish in the water.
Under HS2 plans there will be a viaduct going over here.
Those behind HS2 said they have consulted with local communities over the plans and that all responses will be externally analysed and presented for consideration.
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
East Midlands Trains services are currently disrupted after a person was hit by a train.
The train service says emergency services are being sent to Kettering station to deal with the incident.
All trains on the route between Sheffield and London, stopping in Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire are affected.
A murder investigation has been launched after tests revealed injuries not consistent with a crash.
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BBC Radio Derby
Move over Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - Toyota is backing a move to launch a flying car in time for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020.
The company - which has a factory near Derby - is investing in the Cartivator project which is developing a three wheeled car that relies on drone technology to take flight.
It will give £274,000 to the Cartivator group that operates outside Toyota city in central Japan.
Image source, CARTIVATORIt's hoped a prototype may be able to light the Olympic flame at the opening ceremony.
Burton Albion winger Lloyd Dyer signs a new one-year contract with Nigel Clough's Brewers - at the age of 34.
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BBC Local Live
Thanks to one of our readers from Bramcote who got in touch with us about a surprising find in his plant pot...
Image source, Bruce Lyons"I had trimmed our Yucca plant yesterday, and a robin flew out. When I looked where it had flown from, I discovered a nest with six eggs in it."
Bruce Lyons
Bruce has told me the mother has since returned and is now "almost permanently" sitting on the eggs.
He's now interested to see how the chicks develop in the next few weeks.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Plans for an £11m restoration of Leicester Cathedral have now been drawn up - what do you think?
Image source, van Heyningen & Haward ArchitectsThe single story building currently on the right side of the cathedral front is to be demolished and replaced by a new three story Heritage Learning Centre.
This is what the entrance to this extension will look like from the inside...
Image source, van Heyningen & Haward ArchitectsThe plan is also to level the floor inside the main cathedral building.
They don't have all the money needed yet though - although the piggy bank has just been boosted with £3m from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Adding that to the other donations already received they now have just £5m to raise.
The next 18 months will be spent raising that last bit of money before starting development work.
It's hoped to be complete by 2020.
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
There's a power cut in the Drakelow and Church Gresley area.
Western Power Distribution say they aim to restore all supplies by 13:30.
Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby Sport
It's been about six months and Ilkeston FC players say they still haven't been paid - since December team members have been left without any income from the relegated club.
Former Ilkeston striker Che Adams was sold from League One Side Sheffield United to Birmingham City - in which the Robins had a sell-on clause in the deal believed to be £220,000.
This move then led to other parties who are owed money by Ilkeston, asking to be paid.
Image source, GoogleThe club had said "historic debts to other clubs" were now being pursued.
And on the eve of the new season, the club were suspended by the Northern Premier League for a breach of regulations.
The Robins team captain Matt Baker told BBC Radio Derby that the situation is becoming desperate but the players don't want to harm the club.
Quote MessagePlayers are still not happy about the situation and still trying to deal with it - I think a lot of credit goes to the players for seeing the season out, that was a big accomplishment really."
Matt Baker, Ilkeston FC team captain
The club's chairman Nigel Harrop was unavailable for comment.
Sheffield United sign Hartlepool midfielder Nathan Thomas for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.
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BBC Local Live
Police are now treating the discovery of a female body in Enderby as murder.
She was found following a crash between a car and a motorbike on Desford Road - however her injuries are not consistent with a road traffic collision.
Image source, GoogleAn investigation into the cause of her death is still underway. A formal identification has also not yet taken place.
Two men, aged 27 and 28 have been arrested on suspicion of murder.