Everton 2-1 Leicester Citypublished at 23:07 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2018
New signing Theo Walcott scores twice as Everton beat Leicester, who leave Riyad Mahrez out of their matchday squad.
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Updates on Tuesday 30 January 2018
Chris Fawcett and Calum McKenzie
New signing Theo Walcott scores twice as Everton beat Leicester, who leave Riyad Mahrez out of their matchday squad.
Read MoreDerby County forward Johnny Russell is set to join Major League Soccer side Sporting Kansas City after rejecting a new deal.
Read MoreDerby's lead over third-placed Aston Villa is cut to one point after they are held to a drab draw at Millwall.
Read MoreLeicester City winger Riyad Mahrez hands in a transfer request but the club have no interest in selling him before the transfer deadline.
Read MorePolice believe Ramniklal Jogiya was abducted after leaving his jewellery shop in Belgrave Road, Leicester.
Read MoreDavid Hanger was told he was an ideal candidate but he would need to be clean shaven.
Read MoreAshwin Daudia denies murdering his ex-wife Kiran Daudia, claiming he "lost control".
Read MoreNottingham Forest sign defender Tobias Figueiredo from Sporting Lisbon on loan until the end of the season.
Read MoreThat's it for dedicated live coverage for the East Midlands today but breaking news, sport and travel will continue to appear overnight.
Dedicated rolling news for the East Midlands resumes at 08:00 tomorrow morning.
Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter
Remaining cloudy this evening with rain arriving by the early hours.
A breezy night with lows of around 4C (39F).
BBC Radio Nottingham
Jake Bugg says his rise to fame may not have happened without the support of BBC Radio Nottingham.
The singer-songwriter from Clifton was picked to perform on the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury - the day after Glastonbudget turned him down.
It followed a session on Dean Jackson's The Beat in BBC Nottingham in December 2010.
"I remember playing a session, it was an amazing feeling - someone taking the time to appreciate your music and to give you the air time," he said.
But he wasn't the first Bugg to play on the show.
"Dean played my mum and dad, I think the band was called Heaven's Blue or something. Not really my thing, more pop side of that time,"
"Amazing that Dean's played me, my mum and dad, my cousin's band... it's in the family for sure."
A city student died from a combination of drink and drugs while celebrating his 21st birthday - with a coroner calling it 'a tragic waste of life', external.
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
Riyad Mahrez, who was named PFA player of the year in 2016 after Leicester won the title, asked to leave Leicester in the summer.
However, despite speculation linking him with moves to clubs including Roma, the Algerian ended up staying in the East Midlands.
Leicester boss Claude Puel suggested earlier this month that it would cost a club "even more than £100m" to prise the Algerian away from the King Power.
Manchester City flexing their financial muscles?
Caroline Lowbridge
BBC News at Leicester Crown Court
Jurors have been shown CCTV footage of a man dragging a suitcase containing his ex-wife's body through the streets.
Ashwin Daudia claims he "lost control" after Kiran Daudia (pictured) started hitting, kicking, swearing and shouting at him, and denies murdering her.
However, the prosecution argue that the 51-year-old deliberately killed her then "coolly" disposed of her body.
Mr Daudia said: "I do not remember what was happening, just that I tried to stop her talking."
William Harbage QC, prosecuting, said: "It's rather more than just stopping her talking. You strangled her until she was dead."
The trial continues.
Five men have been arrested on suspicion of kidnap and murder after Ramniklal Jogiya was found dead.
Read MoreSimon Stone
BBC Sport
Riyad Mahrez has handed a transfer request in at Leicester.
It is understood Manchester City have bid for the player.
Plans to turn part of former Derby Telegraph offices into a school have been resurrected., external
Chris Fawcett
BBC News
A passenger on a flight from Tenerife was arrested when it landed at East Midlands Airport on suspicion of being drunk.
The 40-year-old woman was held by police after landing in the UK late on Sunday.
One person told the Leicester Mercury, external she had been abusive to staff and other passengers were "distressed" by her behaviour.
A spokesman for Leicestershire Police said: “Officers from East Midlands Airport were called after a woman was reported as being drunk and disorderly on board a flight from Tenerife at around midnight Sunday into Monday."
Jet2 said it "did not tolerate" disruptive behaviour on its flights.
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
A 56-year-old man will be questioned by detectives on suspicion of murder and attempted murder following a crash in Nottingham on Monday morning.
He had been taken to hospital following the collision, but has now been released by medics and he can be quizzed by police about the crash on Peel Street.
That road and North Sherwood Street, which were closed while investigations were carried out, have now reopened.
The woman who died in the crash is yet to be formally identified, Nottinghamshire Police added.
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
The government is being urged to speed up compensation payments to elderly people affected by the HS2 high-speed rail line.
In October, some people living in Long Eaton, complained about wide-ranging valuations of the same property.
Speaking in the Commons, MP Maggie Throup, whose Erewash constituency includes the town, said: "We may get there in the end with compensation...but it takes so long."
Transport secretary Chris Grayling said his department was working as fast as it could to finalise the East Midlands leg of HS2.
He added that the government would be doing everything it could to "minimise the impact" on residents.