Premiership semi-finals as they happenedpublished at 10:14 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Relive dramatic wins for both Exeter and Wasps as they booked their places in the Premiership final.
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Updates for Wednesday 17 May 2017
Police given more time to question murder suspects
Tributes left to Megan Bannister
Building demolished following collapse
Body found in search for missing man
Cyber attack causes surge in A&E visitors
Fly-tippers dump mess in Bolsover
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Thursday
Premiership semi-finals as they happenedpublished at 10:14 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Man charged after woman 'punched and bitten' in city centrepublished at 10:02 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
BBC Radio DerbyA 31-year-old has been charged with assault and attempting to rob a woman in Derby city centre.
The man, from Ilkeston, is due before Southern Derbyshire Magistrates' Court today charged with attempted robbery and wounding with intent.
A woman was pushed to the ground, punched in the face and had her ear bitten on Monday in Traffic Street.
Image source, GoogleA 27-year-old man who was also arrested in connection was released without charge.
Cricket: Yorkshire victorious over Leicestershirepublished at 09:55 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
BBC SportLeicestershire's slim hopes of making the One-Day Cup quarter-finals ended with defeat by Yorkshire at Headingley.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn a game reduced to 45 overs per side, Yorkshire recovered from 98-4 to post 258-7 thanks to 71 from Gary Ballance and 52 not out from Azeem Rafiq.
Leicestershire were given a flying start by Cameron Delport, only to slip from 107-1 to 189-8.
Police chief cycling around Derbyshire before retirementpublished at 09:36 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveDerbyshire's Chief Constable Mick Creedon is marking his retirement after 37 years in the service by cycling around the county.
It's expected to take him three days and he will be joined by other experienced cyclists.
The chief constable is aiming to raise money for Safe and Sound which protects vulnerable people in Derby and Derbyshire.
Quote MessageThe cycling challenge will be difficult, especially with some of the hills in Derbyshire – but with the right people around me I think I will be able to do it. Bradley Wiggins and Dave Brailsford are not involved, we'll not be racing and my ageing and often aching limbs won't be moving too quickly.
Mick Creedon, Derbyshire Police Chief Constable
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Election soap box in Bulwellpublished at 09:21 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
BBC Radio NottinghamThe battle for Number 10 is hotting up as the parties start revealing their manifestos.
But with politicians shouting about what they're going to do if they get into power - what is it that you really want?
We've been in Bulwell with our soap box to ask you.
One person told us: "I'd cut immigration down. I'd only let people in who are willing to work."
Another said tuition fees were an important issue for him because he has a son looking to go to university.
Several people said they wouldn't be voting on the 8 June.
Scheme launched to help find people with dementiapublished at 09:20 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveA scheme has been launched today which will help Derbyshire police find people with dementia who go missing.
Relatives and carers of people with dementia can provide information about their loved ones - places they like to go, where they used to work, weekly habits - in case they wander off without warning.
Tamsin Bell-Heather from Derbyshire police says the scheme, called the 'Herbert protocol' can give officers a head start during any search.
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageQuite often they will fall into a pattern of behaviour that they once had - so they may go out the door to go to the shop for a pint of milk, but half way down the street may think they're going to work. It's making sure we have those search locations so that we can start to send officers to try and find the people at those locations."
Tamzin Bell-Heather, Derbyshire Police
Cricket: Home draw for Rapids after rain-affected winpublished at 08:54 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Trevor Owens
Sports Editor, BBC Hereford & WorcesterWorcestershire Rapids last night booked themselves a home draw in the semi-finals of the Royal London One-Day Cup when they beat Derbyshire Falcons by five wickets in a rain-affected game in Derby.
Batting first, the home side made 209 for 8 in 36 overs, with Ed Barnard taking three wickets for Worcestershire.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut half-centuries from Tom Kohler-Cadmore (pictured) and Daryl Mitchell meant the Rapids made light work of their run chase reaching their revised target of 218 with four overs to spare.
Cyber attack causes surge in A&E visitorspublished at 08:45 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Dominic Johnson
BBC Radio Nottingham reporterThe Emergency Department at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre saw a 50% surge in demand following the NHS cyber attack last week.
It's after GP surgeries shut off their computers and reverted back to the old "pen and paper" system.
During usual busy times there are about 80 people in the A&E but in the last few days numbers have peaked at more than 120 patients.
Watch: Wigston building demolishedpublished at 08:25 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveLong Street in Wigston has now re-opened.
It was closed by police last night after part of a building collapsed...
Image source, Leicestershire Fire and Rescue ServiceHalf of the building had to be demolished last night to make the area safe.
It now looks like this...
The fire service said it is not yet sure what caused the building to collapse.
Leicester owner to buy Belgian clubpublished at 08:25 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Leicester City owner's King Power International agree to buy OH Leuven, the Belgian club says.
Read MoreTravel: Latest on the roadspublished at 08:25 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
BBC News TravelThere are delays in Derby on the A52 between Wyvern Way and Sir Frank Whittle Road at Pentagon Island while traffic is building on Queensway and Kingsway towards the city centre.
The M1 isslow in both directions through junction 24, near East Midlands Airport, because of the roadworks
Trafficis queuing on stretches of the A52 in Nottingham between the Knight Island and Gamston Island while Castle Boulevard in the city is very busy.
Watch: East Midlands weather forecastpublished at 08:10 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenterPersistent and heavy rain throughout today. Good for the gardens but a bit miserable.
Rare 'lefty' snail left on the shelfpublished at 08:08 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Rare left coiled snail, Jeremy, has been rejected by potential mates and is now stuck in a love triangle.
Read MoreBody found in search for missing manpublished at 08:01 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LivePolice looking for a missing Leicestershire man have found a body in Watermead Park.
Formal identification has not yet taken place but officers believe it to be Paul Richardson.
Join us for today's live news coveragepublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 17 May 2017
Amy Woodfield
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