BBC Sport looks back to Gordon Banks's incredible save to deny Pele during England's group game against Brazil at the 1970 World Cup - a save widely acclaimed as the greatest in World Cup history.

Substitute Jon Nolan earns bottom side Ipswich a point as Derby miss the chance to climb back into the play-off places.

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Stoke City are to open a book of condolence, external for their former goalkeeper and club president Gordon Banks whose death was announced yesterday.

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It will be located at the main reception at the Bet365 Stadium for fans to leave their own personal tributes.

Banks was a key part of England's 1966 World Cup-winning side and is regarded as one of the game's greatest in his position.

He won the League Cup with Stoke and Leicester, before retiring in 1973.

Tributes have poured in for him including from England manager Gareth Southgate, who called him an "all-time great" and former England striker Gary Lineker, who described him as "an absolute hero of mine".

Jay Rodriguez scores a controversial late penalty as West Brom twice come from behind to draw with Nottingham Forest.

The football world pays tribute to England's 1966 World Cup-winning goalkeeper Gordon Banks, who has died aged 81.

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Pele has said his goodbye to Gordon Banks, describing him as a "kind and warm man who gave so much to people".

He recalled that incredible save in the 1970 World Cup when he said he was denied a certain goal by a "kind of blue phantom" and he described Banks as "a goalkeeper with magic".

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He added: "I am glad he saved my header - because that act was the start of a friendship between us that I will always treasure."

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It's set to be a dry and relatively mild evening, and we might even get some sun on Valentine's Day.

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A man and a woman in their 60s have been arrested after officers found 575 cannabis plants growing in a house.

Some of the plants in the Nottingham semi were up to 2m tall but if all had been mature they would have had a street value of £475,000.

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A 64-year-old man and a 60-year-old woman are being questioned on suspicion of production of cannabis, police said.

They also called Western Power Distribution because the electricity was bypassed.

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Jeremy Ball
Social affairs correspondent, BBC East Midlands Today

A victim of historical abuse in Nottinghamshire's children's homes has told us how he was branded a "male prostitute", then wrongly jailed for sex offences.

He was only fifteen when he was caught and then persuaded to admit committing crimes against several grown men. The men had paid him for sex but he says at the time he "didn't realise [he] was being abused".

The man, who we're calling Tony, gave evidence to the child sex abuse inquiry.

He told the BBC he had also been sexually abused by an older boy at the age of 11 in his dormitory and would "cry himself to sleep".

His convictions have now been overturned, but he says he's still being punished. His records mistakenly said he served time for abusing children and that led to other unsubstantiated complaints and he is now facing restrictions around children.

A group that helps survivors of the abuse, Nottingham CSA Survivors, said he is far from alone and a significant number of children in care were prostituted.

"The abuse as a child has got no comparison to the abuse since 2010," Tony added. "And I'm questioning myself - would I be better off dead?"

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BBC News Online

Firefighters had to put out a mobility scooter which had caught fire.

The flames in the garden of the Staveley home, in Derbyshire, then started spreading to the house at 7:00 this morning.

Once they had put it out the scooter was completely destroyed and parts of it had even started to melt. The cause of the blaze has not been revealed but it is not being investigating as arson.

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BBC News Online

The former leader of Nottingham city council, Betty Higgins, has died aged 92, the authority has said.

First elected as a Labour councillor in 1971, Mrs Higgins was leader from 1983-87 and again from 1991-93, before standing down as a councillor in 2003.

The current council leader, councillor Jon Collins, said: “Betty will be greatly missed by those who worked with her and knew her.

"She made sure their voices were heard and was a role model and an inspiration for many Nottingham people."

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Hull City will hold a minute's applause later in memory of Yorkshire-born World Cup 1966 legend Gordon Banks.

Mr Banks, who the club calls "one of the greatest goalkeepers to have ever graced the game", has died at the age of 81.

Players will "commemorate the life" of the World Cup-winning goalie before kick-off at the KCOM Stadium tonight:

Brazil legend Pele pays tribute to Gordon Banks, the man who famously denied him in 1970, after the World Cup winner dies age 81.

Nick Smith
BBC News Online

MPs have heard about a Leicestershire woman who suffered a terrible injury after a lip filler was administered incorrectly.

Rachael Knappier, 29, whose lips were badly swollen after a procedure at a friend's house went wrong, was invited to Westminster today as MP for South Leicestershire Alberto Costa spoke about her experience in a debate.

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Mr Costa brought up his fears about unregulated cosmetic procedures, saying: "I think we’ve got a duty to provide public information to ensure that these procedures are administered by trained, qualified and regulated individuals."

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BBC News Online

The University of Nottingham confirmed it gave a degree to a scandal hit ex-Malaysian Prime Minister, despite rumours in local press and social media that he had never actually finished his course.

According to its records, Najib Razak, who was toppled in 2018, did indeed graduate with a BA Hons in industrial economics in 1974.

But his British degree might be the least of Mr Razak's worries - he is currently facing trial over corruption after billions disappeared from a state fund meant to help the people of the South East Asian country.

He denies the charges.

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Rachael Knappier's lip swelled up after having filler administered by a non-medical professional.

Nick Smith
BBC News Online

Three men who were arrested following the discovery of more than 100 cannabis plants on Sunday have been released.

Police discovered the plants growing at a disused pub in Tudor Road on Sunday evening after being called to reports of a fight nearby.

A 28-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of producing cannabis, and two men, aged 19 and 18 from Leicester, were arrested on suspicion of burglary.

Police say the 28-year-old and 19-year-old have been released with no further action while the 18-year-old was issued a conditional caution after admitting being in possession of a small amount of cannabis.

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BBC News

The Nottingham takeaway involved in the corn on the cob mix-up said it was done deliberately "as a joke".

Kash from Grill Town on Mansfield Road said the woman - Paige Hart - and her boyfriend were regular customers and often had a laugh and a joke with them.

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He said the pair were told corn on the cob wasn't on the menu so "to give them a laugh" he put some sweetcorn in the roll and handed it over for free.

He said he was "just making a joke" and showed the couple before they left the shop.

Miss Hart, 24, said she had not noticed the mistake until they had got home.