Updates for Friday 7 April 2017
Man who faked cricket contract jailed for beating wife
Mother bailed after abduction arrest
Two teenagers charged for Dunkirk disruption
Policeman's funeral at Leicester Cathedral
Suspected cat poisoning in Croft
Morgan injury could affect Champions League line-up
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Monday
Judith Moritz
BBC North of England Correspondent
Mustafa Bashir has been jailed immediately for 18 months. Judge said: "I was fundamentally misled by you"
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Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
Two 16-year-old boys have been charged over an incident which saw a residential street in Dunkirk closed for several hours on Wednesday.
Police were called to Cloister Street at about 08:00 following reports of two people on the roofs of houses.
A cordon was put up and several residents were evacuated from their homes as a safety precaution.
The boys have been charged with burglary, affray and criminal damage among other offences and are due to appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court later.
They cannot be named due to their age.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Police officers have begun arriving at Leicester Cathedral for the funeral of PC Austin Jackson...
The 38-year-old died suddenly while on duty on 16 March.
The service will start at 11:00.
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
A group of anti-fracking campaigners is protesting outside a drilling firm in Chesterfield.
Twelve members of Reclaim The Power have been blockading the main entrance to PR Marriott since early this morning and have hung a banner from a drilling rig.
The group says it's targeted the firm because of its links with fracking company Cuadrilla.
We have requested a comment from PR Marriott and are awaiting a response.
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Image source, Reclaim The PowerLeicester Riders v Sheffield Sharks (19:30 BST)
British Basketball returns to the BBC this evening with a top of the table clash.
Leicester Riders currently sit top of the BBL, eight points ahead of the chasing pack and are favourites for the BBL Championship.
Their opponents Sheffield Sharks are well placed for a play-off place, currently sitting in fourth place. The Riders won a double header last weekend, beating Plymouth Raiders 88-71 on Saturday followed by a 85-71 victory over Surrey Scorchers on the Sunday.
Last time out the Sharks lost 55-84 to Glasgow Rocks.
Coverage is live from 19:30 BST across the BBC Sport website, app and selected Connected TVs. To learn more about the BBC's coverage of the BBL and WBBL here.
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BBC Radio Nottingham
The MP for Gedling has commented on Donald Trump's decision to carry out a missile strike on an airfield in western Syria.
The US president ordered the strikes following a chemical attack.
Image source, U.S. Navy / HandoutThe MP and shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker said: "I think the use of chemical weapons is a barbarous act and you can't just stand by and watch those things happen.
"Whether military intervention in those circumstances is the right option - that's a matter for debate."
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We've had a few comments on Facebook, external about last night's fire at a derelict building in Uttoxeter New Road in Derby.
Sam Christian posted: "About time they developed this site... Or sell it to someone who is willing to."
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BBC Local Live
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Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
A 40-year-old woman who was arrested on suspicion of abduction has been released on police bail.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceSamantha Baldwin and her two sons were found yesterday after a Europe-wide hunt involving more than 100 officers.
They had been missing since 27 March
Two other women - a 62-year-old and a 36-year-old - remain on police bail.
BBC Leicester Sport
Leicestershire will start with a 16 point deduction in the new County Championship season.
The Foxes have also been fined £5,000 after bowler Charlie Shreck was found to have used language deemed to be obscene, offensive or insulting in a warm-up game. Leicestershire have suspended Shreck for two games.
Image source, Getty ImagesCaptain Mark Cosgrove has also received a one match ban, effective in the third game of the season.
Peter Spencer
Ice hockey reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
Sheffield Steelers, external ice hockey team have reached the play off final weekend, external which takes place tomorrow and Sunday.
They take on the Belfast Giants in the semi final in Nottingham at 17:00 tomorrow and you can listen to commentary of the match on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Xtra .
Ben O'Connor plays for the club and previewed the game with me:
BBC Nottingham Sport
Nottingham Forest should have defender Michael Mancienne and midfielders David Vaughan and Zach Clough fit for the game against Huddersfield tomorrow.
Image source, Getty ImagesStriker Ross McCormack has an illness, while Danny Fox is suspended.
Owen Bradley
BBC Radio Derby Sport
Chris Baird tells reporters there have still been no conversations about his future at Derby County but he would "love to stay".
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Five shops on King Street and New Walk in Leicester were broken into over night - Riddhi’s Convenience, The Bakery, Pizza Express, Barrie Stephens and Bread and Honey.
The BBC has spoken to hairdresser Barrie Stephen who said he's had "nothing but problems" since the old council building was demolished two years ago.
He said: "This is the fourth time in 18 months we've had things stolen and our salon raided. This area is really getting bad."
He said the preservation order on the building means they cannot put bars on the windows to protect their property. He's calling for more police patrols and better street lighting.
The Bakery has had its windows smashed - a worker has told the BBC the same thing happened last week when thieves broke in and stole a charity box and empty till tray.
She said the owner will now have to replace the broken window again.
Leicestershire Police have confirmed they are investigating and have arrested a 31-year-old man on suspicion of burglary.
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
Police have released CCTV footage of a man they want to speak to after a car had one of its tyres damaged in East Leake in Nottinghamshire.
The vehicle was parked in Cosby Street when it was attacked at about 23:30 on 13 December. Call 101 if you can help.
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Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
Sarah McLeod, chief executive of The Arkwright Society, said it was a "phenomenal achievement" for Building 17 at Cromford Mills to win the EU Prize for Cultural Heritage, external .
She said: “This award is acknowledged as Europe’s top honour in the heritage field and we are proud to take our place amongst the 28 other projects from 18 countries across Europe.
Image source, Europa Nostra“Being at the heart of the Industrial Revolution, Building 17 is one of the most culturally important buildings in the UK.
"It will continue the sense of entrepreneurialism, innovation and creativity that characterised Arkwright’s mills.”
The only other UK winner was Samphire, a maritime heritage project in west Scotland.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
When you ring 999 it's in a real emergency - right? Not for everyone.
In March alone East Midlands Ambulance Service received 6,000 calls that wouldn't be classed as "life-threatening".
These includes calls about dandruff, blisters and a even a poorly cat...
The ambulance service is now trying to raise awareness of the inappropriate calls - from 14:00 today they will be live tweeting from the control room about the 999 calls they receive.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Volunteers at De Montfort University rowing club are helping to clear up the River Soar in Leicester.
They're sick of having their boats damaged by things like shopping trolleys and have decided to dredge part of the river.
Here are some of the items they've recovered...
Owen Bradley
BBC Radio Derby Sport
Sat down with Rams boss Gary Rowett this morning.
He says there's no resentment or bitterness towards Birmingham City ahead of his return to St Andrew's this weekend. There was also praise for Tom Ince.
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
A 60-year-old woman suffered hand injuries and her dog needed vet treatment after they were attacked by three dogs in Burton, external .
The woman was injured when she tried to protect her pet after the three dogs, thought to be Staffordshire Bull Terriers, began attacking it in Bluestone Lane on 16 March.
Police said the owner of the three dogs was white, about 6ft 3in tall and with an athletic build.