David Pittam
BBC News Online
Police said they found crack cocaine after spotting and chasing a man "acting suspiciously" in Hucknall.
It happened in the Nottinghamshire town on Saturday.
They charged a 21-year-old with possession with intent to supply class A drugs.
Image source, GoogleLaurie Dyche
Reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham
A long queue of shoppers formed outside Primark in Nottingham early this morning, as non-essential shops reopened for the first time in months.
The queue from the shop on Long Row stretched to the Old Market Square.
Some shoppers told BBC Radio Nottingham they woke up at 05:00 to beat the crowds.
One woman said: "I think it's about normality. And pants."
The city council has urged shoppers to keep themselves and others safe when they are out shopping.
Councillor Sam Webster, portfolio holder for finance, growth and the city centre, said it was "great news" more retail outlets could open.
However, he added: "Social distancing rules still apply and there will clearly be limits on the number of people who can enter premises at any one time. There will likely be queues outside some shops and we’ll need to be patient and sensible.”
If you enjoyed last week's weather you are in for a treat, because today is expected to be more of the same throughout the region.
Most of us will have woken up to a bright and frosty start and that sunny weather is set to continue, with highs of 9C.
Temperatures will then dip below freezing overnight.
Image source, Helen Earth