School ordered to stop segregationpublished at 12:26 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
The school is ordered to end its "unlawfully discriminatory" practice of segregation by sex".
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Live updates for Thursday 30 May
Man in hospital after hit-and-run
Teens call for CCTV after 'violent' park attacks
Forest mark 40th anniversary of European Cup victory
Man injured by car in Leicester street
School ordered to stop segregationpublished at 12:26 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
'How I made a secret Game of Thrones film'published at 12:25 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Jeanie Finlay was tasked with making a behind-the-scenes documentary - but couldn't tell a soul.
Read MoreJesus Army churches close over abuse casespublished at 12:12 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
An evangelical church shuts down after victims of historic abuse, including children, come forward.
Read MoreResidents warned not to approach raccoon dogspublished at 11:45 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsResidents in an area of Nottinghamshire are being warned to look out for two exotic raccoon dogs which escaped yesterday morning.
The Japanese mammals - also known as tanukis - are thought to have dug themselves out of a private enclosure in Big Lane, Clarborough, at about 06:00.
One was photographed a short time later at a nearby farm and is reported to have attacked a goat.
Image source, Mandy MarshNottinghamshire Police warned that the animals "are potentially dangerous if approached" as they are not domesticated.
However, the owner said they are "less dangerous than a fox" and every effort was being made to find them.
Anyone who spots the raccoon dogs is advised to call 999.
Forest owner Marinakis backs Ladies teampublished at 11:13 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is to invest more heavily in their women's team as part of a 'one-club mentality'.
Read MoreParents look for answers over son's unexplained deathpublished at 11:06 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
East Midlands TodayThe parents of a one-year-old boy from Nottinghamshire fear they will never know exactly why he died.
Rogan Bullas, from Hucknall, was one of triplets and did not wake up one morning in February.
The initial post-mortem examination was inconclusive and while his parents wait for the full results of tests, they fear they will never get closure without answers.
Image source, Bullas familySudden Unexplained Death in Childhood (SUDC) is the fifth leading cause of death among young people aged 12 months to 19 years old and latest figures show there were 41 cases in 2016.
Mother Beth Bullas said: "You are questioning yourself about, 'What if we had done this, what if I had checked on him?'
"They came into the world with three of them, now we only have two. And without him, nothing's the same."
Father Vijay Digpal is hoping to run the Robin Hood marathon in September to raise awareness of SUDC.
Historic painting to stay in Leicesterpublished at 10:28 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsA campaign to keep a historic painting by William Hogarth at Leicester's New Walk Museum has raised more than £500,000.
The 18th Century painting called "William Wollaston and his Family in a Grand Interior" has been on loan to the museum for 75 years and they needed to raise the money to keep it in the city.
The Save the Hogarth campaign received donations from the public, along with national heritage charities and a "Pug Parade" along Leicester’s New Walk.
The painting has been passed down through the Leicester Wollaston family and will remain on display until September before it is removed for conservation.
Small device 'could help treat anxiety'published at 09:46 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
BBC Radio LeicesterA device being trialled in Leicestershire delivers electric shocks via your earlobes and could help treat anxiety, say researchers.
The team who have been carrying out the trials of the handheld Alpha-Stim device said they were "surprised" by the results.
Image source, Alpha-StimProfessor Richard Morris, who has worked on the trials, said: "It's just a small device that you can wear and do light duties or lie down with it.
"I wasn't expecting it to have the effect it did."
A decision about whether it will be available on the NHS will be made later this year.
Officers find family photo albumspublished at 09:17 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsPolice have found two family photo albums on the Nottinghamshire/Leicestershire border.
They've shared photos from the albums in the hope that someone will recognise the people in them.
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End of twitter postRelease of inmates 'posed risk to public'published at 09:04 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsInspectors have found a "mixed picture of progress" at Stocken Prison in Rutland since their last visit four years ago.
During an unannounced inspection earlier this year, HM Inspectorate of Prisons found the release of several inmates "posed serious risks" to the public.
They said some were sent to a resettlement prison for support prior to their release, while others were not.
The report showed the prison's rating had declined from "good" to "not sufficiently good" with concerns about training, education and rehabilitation.
However they said conditions remained reasonably good, that safety had improved and added that relationships between staff and prisoners "were generally positive".
Windmill replacing sails after rot foundpublished at 08:43 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
East Midlands TodayHeage Windmill is replacing two of its six sails this year, after a recent survey found signs of rot.
The sails, which weigh a ton each, will be removed and new ones will be built on site by volunteers.
The mill will continue to produce flour with just the four sails while the work is being carried out.
Man charged over park rapepublished at 08:41 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsA man has been charged with rape after an attack near a Leicester park.
Leicestershire Police said the attack happened near Watermead Country Park in Thurmaston at 18:20 on Thursday.
The 33-year-old man of no fixed address will appear before Leicester magistrates today.
Image source, GoogleMen arrested after gun firedpublished at 08:40 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsFour men have been arrested after a gun was fired in a Nottingham street last week.
Police were called to Hazel Hill Crescent in Bestwood Park just after midnight on Thursday after reports of a shooting.
No-one is believed to have been injured.
Image source, GoogleA 24-year-old man was arrested in Western Boulevard yesterday afternoon and remains in police custody.
Three others were arrested at a house in Bestwood in the evening - one in connection with the shots fired, two others on suspicion of assisting an offender.
Blue postboxes unveiled for World Cuppublished at 08:12 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Ten boxes were repainted and adorned with facts in towns and cities hosting the Cricket World Cup in England and Wales.
Read MoreFundraiser for damaged fans coachpublished at 08:02 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsFootball fans are trying to raise £25,000 to fix a coach that was damaged near Wembley on Monday.
It was full of Derby County fans making their way home after being defeated in the Championship play-off final.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe crowdfunding page has been set up by Aston Villa fan, David Jordan, who said the damage was caused by a minority of fans throwing things at the coach.
"I witnessed these appalling events unfold and I was sickened by what I saw," he said.
So far more than £5,500 has been raised.
Weather: It won't stay sunny for longpublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Alex Hamilton
BBC WeatherThe morning will be largely dry and sunny but it is going to change.
It will become increasingly cloudy during the day, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle moving in this afternoon. Maximum temperature: 13 to 16°C (55 to 61°F).
Join us for today's live coveragepublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 29 May 2019
Sandish Shoker
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