Chesterfield man arrested for terrorism offences
Bomb squad at house in town following arrests
Man killed friend after row over £5
Council admits stingy sprout gaffe
Vending machine for the homeless opens
Trampoline park reopens after arson attack
Live updates on Tuesday 19 December
Maryam Qaiser
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A 66-year-old woman has been arrested after a woman in her 90s died at a house in Worksop on Friday.
Nottinghamshire Police said, external the circumstances of the woman's death in Doncaster Road, Langold, were "unclear" but they believed it was "an isolated incident".
Image source, GoogleThey added the 66-year-old woman has been released while investigations continue.
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The ceiling at Buxton Opera House has been secured to prevent it collapsing.
The building has the same style of historic, plaster ceiling as the Apollo Theatre in London, where part of it collapsed onto an audience in 2013.
Image source, GoogleSteve Sargeant, head of operations at Buxton Opera House, said: "Certainly in and around the commercial theatre sector where it is all about bums on seats and ticket sales, there is a little bit less emphasis on the conservation of buildings.
"That is of course, something that is so important to us here with this fantastic High Peak venue."
Work included "vital maintenance" of the structure, a face lift to the exterior of the building, the exterior walls were repointed and all the windows and guttering was repaired or replaced.
The equivalent of a small garden shed in London, but five times that in Bradford.
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A florist from Rolleston has made it to the final of Kirsty Allsop's Handmade Christmas.
Anna Owen, who runs Silk Parade, will feature on tonight's Channel 4 programme when she will make a Christmas wreath.
She said: "Every time my phone rang I just leapt up from what I was doing and then they phoned on the Friday and said, 'yep, you are in the final, can we film on the Monday at your house and can you dress it for Christmas?'.
"But this was the end of August and we had moved in a few months ago and didn't know the neighbours that well.
"I thought, 'gosh we are dressing the house for Christmas, they must think we are absolutely crackers'."
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The MP for Loughborough has said she's received death threats since voting against the government's proposed Brexit bill last week.
Nicky Morgan told the BBC she reported one to the police just last night.
Image source, Getty ImagesShe said this isn't the first time though: "I had a death threat in the summer that referred to the murdered MP Jo Cox. It indicated that I should go the same way."
She said it wasn't good that in 2017 MPs can't debate without suffering "the most brutal language".
Broxtowe MP Anna Soubry, who also voted against the bill, handed a dossier of material to the Commons Speaker which she said showed direct link between newspaper headlines and threats of violence against herself.
Counter terrorism police have confirmed that the house in Meersbrook currently being guarded by police was one of the addresses they raided this morning.
Officers from Counter Terrorism Policing North East have told BBC Radio Sheffield the loud bang heard by residents on Shirebrook Road was "part of the method of entry and nothing untoward".
Four men, three from Sheffield and one from Chesterfield have been arrested this morning on suspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism under section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
Officers from Counter Terrorism Policing North East have this morning arrested four men from South Yorkshire and Derbyshire on suspicion of terrorism offences.
Three properties in Sheffield and one in Chesterfield are currently being searched in connection with the arrests.
The men aged 22, 36, 41 and 31 have been taken to a police station in West Yorkshire for questioning.
The Counter Terrorism Unit says the arrests were intelligence led and pre-planned as part of an ongoing investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing North East.
A police statement says it recognises local people may have concerns and that they should remain alert but not alarmed.
Quote MessageResidents will be kept as informed as possible and we are grateful for their understanding, patience and support while these enquiries continue."
Police statement
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Milder than yesterday but there's fog around this morning.
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Leicestershire County Council has been given a bit of a hard time over this tweet posted at the weekend.
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The authority has been accused of being a "nanny state" - but others took a more lighthearted view of the "advice".
@mark_kelly256 said: "Pay attention, everyone! Count those sprouts carefully?"
@ojuyt said: "Maybe an amnesty is needed. People can post their spare sprouts to the council."
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A vending machine for the homeless is up and running in Nottingham today.
Water, clothes and toiletries are some of the items available from the machine, which is placed at the entrance of Broadmarsh shopping centre near Cliff Road.
The charity Action Hunger is behind the idea and will give people an allocated key card to get items out.
Co-founder Dr John Doddy said: "We have issued 80 cards...to people who can come here to the Broadmarsh 24 hours a day, seven days a week...and they can dispense up to three items a day for two weeks."
But Matt Broomfield, who works with homeless people, is among those not convinced.
He said: "There were some concerns about whether this would be truly freely available for all homeless people to use unconditionally or if it was gate-kept and you would have to be registered with services."
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A masked man threatened post office staff with a large knife during an armed robbery in Selston.
Nottinghamshire Police, external said the man then took some cash before fleeing yesterday at about 13:30 in Lindley Street.
Image source, GoogleIt is believed he was dropped off by a grey Toyota Yaris before the incident and then picked up by the same car, which had false number plates, police said.
The car then drove off towards Pinxton.
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A trampoline park extensively damaged in an arson attack has reopened following a £2m rebuild.
Image source, Derbyshire PolicePolice have been unable to catch a man seen fleeing the scene with his leg in flames at Oxygen Freejumping, in Derby, on 9 June.
During the fire the trampoline beds melted, the steel parts buckled and plastic dust particles caused damage to the ventilation system.
Chief executive David Stalker said the "stupid" act led to a "total rebuild".
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