Summary

  • Updates for Thursday 2 February 2017

  • Asda worker guilty of terrorism charges

  • Derelict shop to be demolished after fire

  • Inquest hears evidence of Nottinghamshire man's death in Tunisia attack

  • Former teacher cleared of 1950s sex attacks

  • Johanna Konta to return to Nottingham Open

  • Nigel Clough says Forest job offer 'came at wrong time'

  • News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Friday

Live Reporting

Sandish Shoker

  1. Investigations start into shop fire

    Sandish Shoker
    BBC News Online

    Investigations will start this morning into the cause of a fire at a derelict shop at Canning Circus in Nottingham last night.

    Canning Circus

    The fire closed Alfreton Road for the evening rush hour and caused long delays around the city for motorists and bus passengers.

  2. Tunisia attack: Notts social worker inquest

    Neil Heath
    BBC News Online

    The Tunisia terror attack inquest will hear evidence later relating to the death of John Stollery, a Nottinghamshire social worker.  

    John StolleryStollery family

    Mr Stollery, 58, from Walesby, was one of 30 UK holidaymakers killed by a gunman near Sousse.

    The inquest at the Royal Courts of Justice in London will try to establish exactly what happened and if any lessons can be learnt.

    Mr Stollery's wife Cheryl and son Matt said in a statement that he inspired many people through his "strength of character" and "wicked sense of humour".

  3. Join us for today's updates

    Sandish Shoker
    BBC News Online

    Good morning and welcome to Thursday's updates for Nottinghamshire.

    If you were among the thousands who were stuck in traffic last night we'll have an update on the building fire that caused all the problems, and news of an inquest that is hearing evidence from the Tunisia attack in 2015 in which a Nottinghamshire man was killed.