Summary

  • Taxi driver guilty over cyclist crash charge

  • Ex-BBC presenter 'wrongly presented as predatory'

  • East Midlands police forces review resources

  • Ilkeston Football Club wound up

  • Couple return to Manchester for special concert

  • Updates for Monday 5 June 2017

Live Reporting

Amy Woodfield and Maryam Qaiser

  1. Double red lines come into force in Nottingham

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    Drivers could face a fine if they stop, wait or drop off on double red lines in Nottingham from today.

    The restrictions were brought in by Nottingham City Council on parts of London Road, Canal Street, Queens Drive and Wilford Road.

    Double red lines

    The aim is to keep traffic flowing during major roadworks around the Broadmarsh area.

  2. Watch: East Midlands weather forecast

    Lucy Martin
    BBC Weather

    A clear start for most but some fairly heavy outbreaks of rain later.

  3. Do you know this man?

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    Police want to speak to this man - who looks straight at the camera - in connection with three burglaries at flats above bars in Nottingham and West Bridgford...

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    The CCTV was taken from the Hop Merchant in Upper Parliament Street, where cash was taken from the flat on Friday, May 23.

    Red's True Barbecue, in the city centre, and the Fire and Ice bar in West Bridgford, were also targeted.

  4. Armed officers to continue extra patrols

    Amy Woodfield
    BBC Local Live

    Police forces across the East Midlands have reacted to the terror attack in London on Saturday night.

    In Leicestershire it's been confirmed that armed officers will be patrolling events and crowded spaces over the next two weeks.

    Armed police in Leicester

    The force is also reviewing its plans for policing the general election - they've said they will increase security at polling stations if necessary.

    In Nottinghamshire, the force carried out "high visibility patrols" yesterday to provide reassurance to the public.

  5. Journalist escapes terror attack

    Amy Woodfield
    BBC Local Live

    Most of us will have spent our weekends in shock following another terror attack in London.

    Three attackers killed seven people and injured 48.

    The BBC's Holly Jones, from Melton Mowbray, was on London Bridge when the van was driven into pedestrians...

    The latest on the investigation is that police know the identity of the attackers.

    Their names will be released "as soon as operationally possible".

  6. Join us for today's live news coverage

    Amy Woodfield
    BBC Local Live

    Good morning Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire - Maryam Qaiser and I will be writing the updates on your live page today.

    We'll have all the day's news, sport, weather and travel from across the East Midlands.

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