Summary

  • Live updates for Thursday 15 June 2017

  • Sports Direct slavery landlord jailed

  • Man found guilty of murder and attempted murder

  • High-security hospital 'under-staffed'

  • Leicester City sign Hull City defender Maguire

  • East Midlands musicians honoured as part of BBC Music Day

Live Reporting

Maryam Qaiser and Gavin Bevis

  1. Rampton Hospital criticised by inspectors

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    A high security hospital in Nottinghamshire has been rated as "requiring improvement" by the Care Quality Commission.

    Leadership at Rampton was described as "inadequate" and serious concerns have been raised about the safety of staff working alone at night.

    Rampton Hospital

    The trust that runs the Retford hospital insists improvements are being made and says it is "disappointed" with the rating.

  3. Relive Notts' chase of 371 at Essex to make One-Day Cup final

    Relive the action as Nottinghamshire chase a record 371 to beat Essex and reach the One-Day Cup final at Lord's.

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  4. Influential bluesman gets plaque in Derby city centre

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Here's the newly-installed blue plaque in honour of revered Derby blues musician Kevin Coyne.

    It was unveiled this morning at the former Derby Art College in Green Lane where the influential singer studied.

    Members of Coyne's family were present to see the plaque put up - one of dozens installed across the country as part of BBC Music Day 2017.

    Kevin Coyne's sons and first wife with blue plaque

  5. Gazza-inspired England Euro '96 win was 21 years ago

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Wow... it's exactly 21 years since an England side featuring Nottingham Forest's Stuart Pearce (and Steve Stone on the bench) overcame Scotland at Euro '96 with that memorable goal from Paul Gascoigne.

    Can you remember who scored the opener though?

    Paul Gascoigne goal celebrationGetty Images

  6. Antiques Roadshow: 'All items will be looked at'

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    If you're undecided on whether to take your heirloom down to Abbey Pumping Station for a valuation, there's still plenty of time...

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  7. Woman killed in Leicestershire crash named

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Police have named a 31-year-old woman who was killed in a car crash in Leicestershire last week.

    Jospehine Woodward, from Ellistown, was a passenger in a Volvo which collided with a VW Eos at the junction of the A6 Harborough Road and Langton Road in West Langton on 4 June.

    Crash sceneGoogle

    The drivers of both cars have both been discharged from hospital after being treated for serious injuries.

  8. London fire: Safety reviews to be carried out at Nottingham flats

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    Safety reviews are being carried out at high rise flats in Nottingham following a massive fire at a London tower block that has so far claimed the lives of 17 people.

    Nottingham City Homes - which runs three tower blocks in the city, including Manvers Court in Sneinton (below) - said fire alarms are tested weekly and that it has a "robust response process" in place for emergencies.

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  9. Grant signs new three-year Forest deal

    Nottingham Forest midfielder Jorge Grant signs a new three-year contract with the Championship club.

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  10. Derby North MP tweaks Commons oath

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

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  11. London fire: Derbyshire tenants given safety tips

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Firefighters have been handing out safety advice to residents at Rivermead House - Derbyshire's only high rise block of flats - following the Grenfell Tower blaze in London.

    Rivermead House

    The death toll from the tragedy has risen to 17 and police have warned it's expected to increase further.

  12. Wheeler and Griffiths handed government roles in reshuffle

    Chris Doidge
    BBC Radio Derby, political reporter

    Government reshuffle news...

    South Derbyshire MP Heather Wheeler (pictured) has been promoted to government whip - from assistant government whip - and Burton's Andrew Griffiths has retained his government whip role.

    It means both will have the title Lord Commissioner of HM Treasury.

    Heather Wheeler

  13. Draw to take place for rebranded League Cup

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Only 24 hours to wait until the draw takes place for the first round of the Carabao Cup.

    What's that, I hear you ask?

    It's the new name for the League Cup - or the EFL Cup as it was called last season.

    Wembley StadiumGetty Images

    The first round draw is taking in place in Bangkok - not entirely sure why - at 13:00 on Friday and will feature Burton Albion, Derby County, Nottingham Forest, Notts County and Mansfield Town.

    Leicester City will join in round two alongside other Premier League sides not involved in European football.

  14. Facebook Live: Antiques Roadshow at Leicester

    Calum McKenzie
    BBC Local Live

    We are now LIVE on Facebook at the Antiques Roadshow in Leicester.

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  15. Facebook: Derby tennis player urged to 'ignore racists'

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    We've had a few comments on Facebook after young Derby tennis star Jay Clarke opened up about racial abuse he'd received online.

    Karen O'Donnell wrote: "Sadly there are scummy people who have nothing better to do. While the likes of EDL, BF and BNP are allowed to move freely, this kind of thing will always happen."

    Carol Gadsby offered this advice: "Ignore it if you can, it's more their problem than yours, could be jealousy of course."

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  16. Antiques Roadshow filming gets under way

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Away from the parking issues, there are blue skies and plenty of people at Abbey Pumping Station for today's show.

    The cameras are rolling and early items have included a couple of elderly cuddly toys and a collection of vintage shoes.

    Vintage teddy bearAntiques Roadshow
    Vintage shoe collectionAntiques Roadshow

  17. 'Parking full' at Antiques Roadshow in Leicester

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Looks like it's pretty busy down at Abbey Pumping Station...

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  18. Parish council trials security firm in village

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    A parish council has been trialing the use of a private security firm - after concerns had been raised about anti-social behaviour in a village and the perceived lack of a police presence there.

    Magpie Security has been driving around car parks and secluded areas in Lowdham to tackle the problem on behalf of Lowdham Parish Council.

    The council's chairman, councillor Jacqueline Finn, said: "There is a definite feeling that the police are not sufficiently interested in coming to the village.

    "As to how successful it is, they clearly have been persuading people not to use the car parks, that has definitely been more noticeable."

    Paddy Tipping

    The patrols come after Selston Parish Council considered similar proposals back in January.

    Paddy Tipping, Nottinghamshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, says crime is not a big problem in Lowdham and thinks it is unlikely the experiment will continue.

  19. Man accused of manslaughter says he gave alleged victim first aid

    Derby Telegraph

    An engineer who is accused of causing the death of a young dad with a "single punch" tried to administer first aid to his victim after knocking him unconscious, a court has been told.

  20. Foxes set to complete Maguire signing

    Gavin Bevis
    BBC Local Live

    Leicester City are expected to announce the signing of Hull City defender Harry Maguire today.

    BBC Radio Leicester is reporting the fee for the defender has been agreed and the player's medical has been completed.

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    The 29-year-old Northern Ireland captain is expected to cost the Foxes in the region of £12m with about £5m worth of add-ons.