Samantha Noble
BBC News Online
A woman has been taken to hospital with what police believe are "life-altering" facial injuries.
Nottinghamshire Police were called to a report of the woman being injured in Rosemary Street in Mansfield shortly after 16:00.
The road has been closed while officers investigate, and the force has appealed for witnesses.
Image source, GoogleIt will be bright this morning across the East Midlands with sunny spells lasting for much of the day.
Image source, Peter OJTonight will be cloudy and breezy, with some gusty conditions likely in more exposed places.
The centre's future is under threat, due to plans for a £450m restructure of Leicestershire's hospitals.
Read MoreCouncillor John Cottee says he was "gobsmacked" when he learned the news.
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Read MorePolice shot a man with "a baton round" after reports he was walking around Quorn with a firearm.
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Alex Regan
BBC News
A new walk-through Covid-19 testing site will open in Mansfield from Saturday.
Mansfield District Council said tests at the facility - based at the Mansfield Civic Centre - will be self-administered, but parents can carry out tests on their children if they cannot manage to do their own.
The site will be open seven days a week, between 08:00 and 20:00.
It comes after it was announced mass testing will be rolled out across Nottinghamshire.
Image source, GoogleAlex Regan
BBC News
A woman who died in a house fire in Costock has been named.
Nottinghamshire Police said Mary Shaw, also known as Lynette, was found after the blaze was extinguished in Manor Close on Saturday.
An investigation is ongoing but the 75-year-old's death is not being treated as suspicious.
A man who was taken to hospital after the fire for non life-threatening injuries is set to make a full recovery, the force added.
David Pittam
BBC News Online
A stretch of the M1 southbound was shut after a crash involving a car and van this afternoon.
Derbyshire Police said they were called to the carriageway between junctions 28 and 29 following reports of a car on its roof.
No serious injuries have been reported, police added, and the road has since reopened.
Image source, Highways EnglandA man is arrested after being shot with rubber bullets by armed police in a Leicestershire village.
Read MoreClaudia Webbe, Labour MP for Leicester East, is due to stand trial in March.
Read MoreLeicester Tigers complete the signing of South African prop Luan de Bruin and extend the loan of Nottingham winger David Williams.
Read MoreDisruption is expected to last all day due to the "low speed" freight train derailment in Sheffield.
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Sonia Kataria
BBC News
A town centre road which was forced to close due to a burst water pipe is now set to reopen on Thursday evening.
Severn Trent Water said engineers have been repairing the pipe on Sherrard Street, Melton Mowbray, after a "significant leak" on Friday.
Image source, Leicestershire PoliceThe road was due to reopen on Tuesday, but the water company has since said its teams are "aiming to have the road open late on Thursday".
"We fully understand temporary road closures like this can be frustrating," a spokesperson said.
“We'd like to thank everyone for their continued patience."
Image source, Chris Gordon
East Midlands Today
It's been an unusual Remembrance Day under lockdown in England - but that hasn't stopped people marking the occasion at home.
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A look around a university testing centre after mass testing is announced to help get students home for Christmas.
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Neil Heath
BBC News Online
About 1,000 cannabis plants, which police estimate were worth £500,000, have been seized from a disused warehouse in Nottingham.
The plants were discovered at a warehouse off Derby Road following a report of a burglary in Lenton on Saturday afternoon.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceNottinghamshire Police said the plants and some "sophisticated growing equipment" have been removed as part of their investigation.
The force said the production and distribution of drugs was an "extremely serious offence" and it would not tolerate organised crime in the county.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceNeil Heath
BBC News Online
A number of off-road bikers are being sought by police after complaints many were seen riding "dangerously at speed" and causing anti-social behaviour.
Nottinghamshire Police said officers have received a number of reports in the Rainworth area recently.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceCCTV images have been released by police of bikers in the hope the public can help identify them.
The force said the bikes are not permitted for use on the roads and will be seized.
It will be dry for much of the day across the East Midlands but it will be largely cloudy and windy.
Image source, LoobyDuring the evening, a band of rain could become heavy for a time.
