Mum 'livid' over Facebook photo refusalpublished at 12:58
Caroline Lowbridge
BBC News Online
She's been trying to get the photo taken off Facebook but has been told they can't because her daughter is over 12 years old.
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Updates for Friday 13 November 2015
More news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday
Mum 'livid' over Facebook photo refusalpublished at 12:58
Image source, Britain FirstLandlord suffered 'prolonged and painful death' say policepublished at 12:35
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlinePolice have described the death of a Nottingham landlord as one of the most barbaric murders they've ever investigated.
Sekou Soumare, 56, admitted starting the fire in March.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceNottingham Crown Court heard he failed to tell emergency crews there was someone inside the flat in Derby Grove.
Residents thankful for flood defence measurespublished at 12:22
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineSince the River Trent burst its banks 15 years ago, £45m has been spent on flood defences.
Melanie Shoreson was forced to leave her home in Attenborough for six months after the deluge.
She said: "There were people far worse off, but we had to get on with our lives and hope they would do something about the river."
What the...?published at 12:01
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineAndy Whittaker thinks he's a Jedi - have a look at the video on Facebook, external.
It's for Children in Need so it's okay FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
Silver Honda could be linked to assaultpublished at 11:50
A car that was seen "driving erratically" down Middleton Boulevard could be linked to an assault , externalon Thursday night
Schools were closed because of 2000 floodspublished at 11:32
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineThis week in 2000 Nottingham was under quite a lot of water.
Sarah Anna Windibank remembers her exams being postponed because parts of the school flooded.
She wrote on Facebook, external: "I remember this so well, mock GCSEs were cancelled due to the boiler room at school flooding and it not being safe as the school was on the river. Me and my friend were stood in the background of the East Midlands lunch time news report when we got the message that school had cancelled the exams and was closing."
Debris on tracks caused tram delayspublished at 11:19
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineA spokesman for NET has been in touch and told us the strong winds and rain last night led to debris being blown onto the tracks.
As a result they had to get "sweepers" out to clear it this morning and that led to "minor delays".
He said the service was now "getting back to a normal service".
Flood memories: 'You couldn't get in or out of the village'published at 11:04
FacebookSome of you have been sharing your memories of the 2000 floods on Facebook, external.
Carly Armstrong wrote: "I remember this so well when the village I lived in farndon was flooded water was above wellies."
Sarah Cusak, who lived nearby, said: "I lived on marsh lane in farndon at the time and we had evacuation notices, luckily we didn't have to evacuate but it got so bad that they were warning everyone. And I'm sure at one point it was actually cut off coz roads were flooded so bad you couldn't get in or out of the village."
All councils need to agree for elected mayorpublished at 10:46
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporterPlans for an elected mayor for Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire have hit a stumbling block.
Councillors in Erewash have expressed serious concerns about the offer on the table from the government and it's understood South Derbyshire District Council is also sceptical.
A unanimous agreement is needed from all of the local authorities before a devolution deal can be put in place, so a decision on when it could happen could now be delayed.
Latest headlines for Nottinghamshirepublished at 10:36
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online- Plans for a shared elected mayor with Derbyshire have been delayed after a council expressed concerns
- There's been a sharp increase in shoplifting in Nottinghamshire, according to figures released by a union which represents shop staff
- Nottinghamshire batsmen Alex Hales and James Taylor are both expected to be involved in the second One Day International between Pakistan and England today
We're not the only ones...published at 10:20
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineThe tram delays have got a lot of you confused this morning.
On NET's Facebook page, external, Amanda Guest, wrote: "The weather?? It was just rain wasn't it... not ten foot of snow... seems to be loads of delays since opening phase 2."
Aimee Parson said: "Weather? Seriously guys! I could understand if it was a blizzard out here, but it's just a bit of drizzle."
Terry Wooton wrote: "Do they run in thick fog?"
'Weather' vs tramspublished at 10:09
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineThe mystery over the exact cause of the tram delays continues...
Will Tooley's tweeted us this video of a long queue at one of the stops.
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End of twitter postLeaves on the tracks?published at 09:53
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineDelays of up to 30 minutes, apparently. Due to "weather conditions".
We're trying to get them to clarify this...
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End of twitter postThe Force is strong with this onepublished at 09:44
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineAndy Whittaker's FINALLY decided to clean up the hive of scum and villainy that is BBC Radio Nottingham.
He's dressed up as his childhood hero - the theme of this year's Children in Need.
And just in case you've been living in a cave like Obi-Wan since 1977 - he's a Jedi.
Dealer hid crack cocaine and heroin in his buttockspublished at 09:18
A drug dealer hid several wraps of crack cocaine and heroin between his buttocks, external when police raided a house, a court heard yesterday.
Devolution decision 'delayed'published at 08:58
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineWe've talked a lot about the prospect of a shared elected mayor between Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire - now it looks like a decision on whether it will happen has been delayed.
An announcement was expected in the next fortnight but last night councillors in Erewash, Derbyshire, expressed concerns about the government's deal.
We'll bring you more on this throughout the day.
Weather: Colder feel todaypublished at 08:38
Sara Blizzard
BBC WeatherIt's another windy day today with gusts up to 20-30 mph.
There'll be difficult conditions on the roads as heavy rain comes in from the west, and there could be some thunder and hail mixed in as we head into the afternoon.
There's a colder feel to today. Highs of 6C (42F).
Fifteen years since 'floods of a generation'published at 08:26
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineCan you believe it's been 15 years since the East Midlands experienced the worst floods, external since the 1940s?
Hundreds of houses were damaged when the River Trent burst its banks. Here you can see the submerged pitch at Meadow Lane.
What do you remember about that year?
Travel: Broken down lorry blocking A52published at 08:10
BBC TravelThere are delays on the A52 between the A606/Melton Road and A60/Loughborough Road this morning because of a broken down lorry.
Welcome to today's live news coveragepublished at 08:00
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineGood morning! It's Friday 13th - unlucky for some, but luckily it is a nice bright start to the day.
I'll be writing the news, weather and sport updates for Nottinghamshire so you can send me your Friday 13th stories and Children in Need pictures by email, Twitter , externalor Facebook, external.
