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Updates for Tuesday 15 November 2016
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Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Weather: Dry night expectedpublished at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Kay Crewdson
BBC weather presenterA lot of cloud out but some breaks from the north will allow for brighter spells before the sun goes down.
All parts should remain dry with highs of 14C (57F).
It'll be a mainly dry night with clearer spells in more northern areas, cloudier skies further south.
Temperatures down to around 9C (48F).
Drilling application: Wildlife Trust 'deeply disappointed'published at 17:41 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveNottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has said it's deeply disappointed Nottinghamshire County Council has voted in support of an application for exploratory drilling at Misson
The site is just 125m from the charity’s Misson Carr Nature Reserve.
However, in a statement, the trust said it's "pleased" councillors have insisted on a more rigorous monitoring regime than was previously proposed.
Head of conservation, Janice Bradley said: “This has been a long and complicated fight and we had hoped that councillors would take the precautionary approach to protecting the SSSI and its scarce wildlife, especially as, together with local campaigners, we had raised a number of concerns over the interpretation of planning policy."
Detonate Festival 'offers 50% refund'published at 17:30 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Organisers of a large music festival - which closed early due to safety concerns - cannot afford to fully refund their customers, external amid bankruptcy fears.
Image source, Maddie GriffithTravel: City delayspublished at 17:25 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
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End of twitter postTravel: A52 crashpublished at 17:19 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
BBC TravelOne lane of the A52 eastbound has been closed between Risley and Stapleford, because of an accident.
Evans set to take over at Mansfieldpublished at 16:55 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Mansfield Town are confident Steve Evans will become their new manager despite also attracting interest from Charlton.
Read MoreCCTV footage of hammer horrorpublished at 16:46 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Shocking footage of a hammer robbery in Long Eaton which has been released by police this afternoon.
Latest headlines for Nottinghamshirepublished at 16:30 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local Live- Former Notts Police detective cleared of rape
- Fracking in Nottinghamshire moves step closer as drilling in Misson granted permission
- Ken Clarke says leaked Brexit memo claiming government has no plan "rings very true"
Detective 'never laid a finger' on girlpublished at 16:15 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveAdmitting he did take the girl back to her home, Mr Jeacock told officers he wanted to search the house, but only because he was looking for stolen property in relation to her boyfriend, whom he was investigating.
He insisted he "never laid a finger" on the girl.
The jury at Nottingham Crown Court cleared him after 15 minutes of deliberation this afternoon.
Ex-PC cleared of rape: Backgroundpublished at 16:05 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveEx-Nottinghamshire Police detective Raymond Jeacock, 62, had denied attacking the girl after taking her home from a police station in 1980.
Nottingham Crown Court heard Det Con Jeacock, from Kirkby-in-Ashfield, had resigned due to a complaint made at the time by the girl's father, but no charges were brought.
The case was reopened in 2014 when the alleged victim, now in her 50s, made a separate complaint.
An interview Mr Jeacock gave to officers in 2014 was read out to court, in which he described how things were different in the 1980s, saying it was the time of "Life on Mars policing", a reference to a TV series depicting old-fashioned policing.
'Fracking makes little sense' - Greenpeacepublished at 15:46 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveMeanwhile, Greenpeace UK called the decision a "deep shame".
Campaigner Hannah Martin said: "Fracking makes little economic and environmental sense. It will cause disruption to local communities, industrialise our countryside and hold back efforts to bring down climate-warming emissions."
Image source, Getty ImagesDrilling to 'help discover area's shale gas potential'published at 15:41 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveThe man in charge of IGas, the firm which put the application in to Nottinghamshire County Council, said he was "pleased" by the committee's decision.
Quote MessageWe are at a critical juncture in the future of our energy mix and supply as we move away from coal towards lower carbon energy sources. We now have the consent to develop a hydrocarbon well site and drill up to two exploratory hydrocarbon wells (one vertically and one horizontally) to help us better understand the shale gas potential in North Nottinghamshire."
Brexit memo 'rings very true' - Clarkepublished at 15:39 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveRushcliffe MP Ken Clarke has been talking about a leaked memo that appears to suggest the government has no overall plan for Brexit.
He's said it sounds accurate because even supporters of leaving the EU are divided about what to do next.
Former Cabinet minister, Mr Clarke, who's a prominent Remain campaigner, said he did not know who had written the memo, which the government says it does not recognise.
But he argued it was obvious a proper policy was now needed.
Drilling approval: 'We said no'published at 15:31 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveAn anti-fracking group, who were at the meeting today, has tweeted...
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End of twitter postEx-police officer cleared of rapepublished at 15:13 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
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Quentin Rayner
East Midlands Today chief news reporterFormer Detective Constable Raymond Jeacock has been cleared of allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl in 1980.
The jury took 15 minutes to acquit him.
'It's snuggly, I love it'published at 15:11 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveOlivia's favourite bit of the garden is the hammock, where the family - including nine-year-old brother Eddie - enjoy stargazing.
"We come out most nights because it's really bright and we can get the blankets and it's snuggly. I love it," she said.
Night garden lets girl play without maskpublished at 15:02 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local Live"She's just a lot happier in herself because she can come out and it's safe," said Olivia's mum Jodie Holden.
"The fact that she can come out without a mask on, without her shoes on, has made such a change - it's unbelievable."
Olivia was diagnosed with xeroderma pigmentosum two years ago and since then has avoided the sun.
It's a rare genetic skin condition for which there is no cure, characterized by an extreme sensitivity to UV rays.
Night garden for girl 'allergic to sun'published at 14:55 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveWhat a lovely story - a girl with a rare condition that makes sun exposure highly dangerous can finally play outside, after fundraising to create a night garden.
Olivia Holden's skin is extremely sensitive to UV rays and she's about to have her ninth operation to remove skin cancer in two years.
A total of £5,000 was raised for the seven-year-old's school in Clipstone to be adapted and to create the garden.
Her parents, Jodie and Phil Holden said it has changed her life.
New Mansfield manager announcement tomorrowpublished at 14:42 Greenwich Mean Time 15 November 2016
BBC Nottingham SportNot long to wait, Stags fans...
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