'Full facts' sought over Madrid clashespublished at 14:49 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Club bosses say they need reasons for the police response before deciding on a course of action.
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Updates for Thursday 13 April 2017
Nottinghamshire family sought over 1970 toddler death
'Full facts' sought over Leicester City police clashes in Madrid
Queen visits Leicester for annual Maundy Thursday service
School and care staff criticised over death of Nottingham girl
Man charged over police chase death in Hilton
'Full facts' sought over Madrid clashespublished at 14:49 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Forest: 'No news on new deal'published at 14:48 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Charlie Slater
BBC Radio Nottingham sports reporterNottingham Forest midfielder Chris Cohen says he's not heard anything about a new deal at the club yet.
Cohen is the longest-serving player at the City Ground and is out of contract at the end of the current campaign.
Manager Mark Warburton has said that players' futures will be decided once the Reds have secured their Championship status.
'Full facts' sought over Madrid clashespublished at 14:47 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
BBC Radio LeicesterLeicester City bosses are working with UEFA and the Spanish authorities to examine the "full facts" behind scuffles involving fans in Madrid.
Supporters were involved in clashes with Spanish police ahead of their Champions League tie against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday and Wednesday.
I know how to win trophies - O'Connorpublished at 14:43 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Matt O'Connor says his title-winning experience will pay off ahead of his first home game in full charge of Leicester.
Read MoreTrespassing on railway hits record high across East Midlandspublished at 14:10 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
East Midlands TodayThe numbers of people trespassing on railway tracks across the East Midlands is at a five-year high.
British Transport Police say more than 400 incidents were reported last year - over a 100 of those were in Nottinghamshire.
Wheelchair basketball paralympian Simon Munn lost his left leg while trying to take a short cut across a train track aged 22.
Quote MessageThere's a huge and worrying rise each year. Britain has the safest railway in Europe but still too many people lose their lives on the tracks.
Allan Spence, Network Rail's head of public and passenger safety
Afternoon weather: Staying dry with a chance of showerpublished at 13:45 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Alexandra Hamilton
BBC weather presenterThere’ll be some bright spells but cloud will continue to thicken over the course of this afternoon.
It’ll stay mostly dry but under thicker cloud there’s the chance of a shower.
Highs of 11C (52F).
Your comments: Poultry allowed back outside 'eggcellent news'published at 13:44 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
FacebookThere's been a clutch of comments on Facebook, external following the news that chickens are being allowed back outside thanks to the relaxation of Defra avian flu restrictions.
Anna Robertson said: "Happy chickens day!x"
Denise Pritchard Stretton wrote: "Eggcellent news!!!!!!"
Jan Cooper also said: "Definitely HAPPY HENS."
Headstones damaged in Swadlincotepublished at 13:29 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveSeveral headstones in Swadlincote have been deliberately pushed over and scratched according to Derbyshire Police.
It is thought to have happened last weekend at Newhall cemetery.
Police say they will be increasing the patrols in the area.
Image source, Derbyshire policeQuote MessageThis is a particularly thoughtless crime that we know will be particularly upsetting to the friends and families connected with the damaged gravestones. I would urge anyone who knows anything about the damage to make contact with us.
Craig Thompson, PCSO
Travel: Minor delay on A52 following repairspublished at 13:04 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveIf you're heading this way minor delays are expected...
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End of twitter postCricket: Derbyshire chairman 'we've got to appeal to a new audience'published at 13:04 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Rory Gallimore
BBC Radio DerbyThe new chairman of Derbyshire Cricket Club says the sport has to draw in a more diverse audience to survive.
Ian Morgan was appointed in March after replacing Chris Grant.
He says something needs to change to stop participation in Derbyshire and across the country from declining.
Image source, Derbyshire County Cricket ClubQuote MessageThe majority of the people who watch cricket at the moment are a bit like me - pale, male, and stale. We've got to appeal to a new audience - the 20 over competition as we've seen with the Big Bash in Australia and the IPL in India brings in a big audience so we've got to go for that.
Ian Morgan, Chairman DCCC
Worksop man jailed for rapepublished at 12:48 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveA man has been jailed for five years for raping a woman in Worksop.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceNottingham Crown Court heard Dean Peacock's victim kept telling him she did not want to have sex when he attacked her in April last year.
The 31-year-old, who had denied the offence, was sentenced after a trial at Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday, police said., external
He was also made the subject of an indefinite restraining order.
Goose Fair rapist jailedpublished at 12:15 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveA man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for raping a woman on the Forest Rec during the Nottingham Goose Fair, police have said., external
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceNasser Aldin Mohammed Ahmed, of Basford, had been drinking vodka at the fair before consuming more alcohol in a bar in Radford.
The 29-year-old then returned to the Forest Rec where he attacked the woman.
He wrapped his arms around the woman’s throat to prevent her from escaping.
She managed to struggle free and called for help. A passer-by then contacted the police.
Ahmed denied the offence but after a trial at Derby Crown Court he was found guilty, also receiving a deportation order to Sudan.
Det Insp Ash Wilson said: “The victim in this case was subject to a horrible sexual attack that evening in October. She was visibly upset and distressed and her bravery that night and throughout the ordeal has been unwavering."
Do you know this man?published at 11:54 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
BBC Radio LeicesterA photo has been released of a man Leicestershire Police , externalare keen to speak to following an assault outside the train station.
A 49-year-old man was punched in the chest, grabbed by the throat and kicked in the leg on Wednesday 22 February.
Image source, Leicestershire PoliceYour photos: Thursday morning across the Midlandspublished at 11:37 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Here are a few of our favourite photos from this morning's sunrise across the East Midlands.
Beautiful Brailsford taken by Anne.
Image source, AnneA great shot of Castle Donington by Loki's Keeper
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Image source, David eCCTV released of a man police are keen to speak topublished at 11:37 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveCCTV footage has been released of a man police want to speak to after the theft of a white UPVC door.
On Monday 27 February at about 18:00 the door was stolen from the garden of a bungalow on Hayes Lane in Swanwick.
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End of youtube videoDerbyshire Police, external want to speak to anyone who recognises the man.
The flags are out for the Queenpublished at 11:36 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Sonia Kataria
BBC News OnlinePeople enjoying the morning as the Queen arrives for the Royal Maundy Service at Leicester Cathedral...
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Image source, PACare home manager told she couldn't buy 60 Easter eggspublished at 10:57 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveWith Easter around the corner we all expect one thing... yes a chocolate egg.
Well a care home manager from Newark was told that she couldn't buy 60 Easter eggs.
Margaret Hemstock, who manages Southwell Court Care Home, wanted to purchase the eggs for residents - but when she went to buy them in Morrisons she was told to put the eggs back on the shelf and fill out a form to buy the eggs in a bulk.
She told us she was less than impressed.
Quote MessageI felt like he was accusing me of wanting Easter eggs to sell on the open market as if I was some sort of fraudster - I was so angry especially when they asked me to put the Easter eggs back on the shelf.
Margaret Hemstock, Care home manager
Queen arrives in Leicesterpublished at 10:50 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveShe's here...
Queen in Leicester - watch livepublished at 10:49 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Sandish Shoker
BBC News OnlineWe're live in Leicester as crowds line the street to welcome the Queen ahead of the Maundy Thursday service.
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Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveThe Queen is due to arrive at Leicester Railway Station any time now - these people have gathered to catch the first glimpse of her.
Some have flowers in their hands...
