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Leicester's Dan Cole is on the pitch for the British and Irish Lions, who kicked off against The Chiefs in Hamilton a few minutes ago.

With the first Test match on Saturday it's the last chance for players to impress the coaches before the All Blacks come out to play.

Keep up to date with the latest in the match here.

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Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

Frustrated customers in parts of Nottinghamshire have been left without water again this morning.

Severn Trent has apologised after many homes were cut off on the hottest day of the year yesterday.

Supply was restored in the early hours of this morning, but there have been further interruptions in Arnold today.

The firm said an 'unprecedented demand' meant it was taking longer to restore water than usual.

Sarah O'Kane from Severn Trent Water said: "As everybody knows it is a massive heatwave at the moment, and the demand for water has gone through the roof.

"When we got the equipment fixed yesterday really quickly, it was taking much longer to fill the system back up again because as soon as we put water back into the system, people were using it and taking it out again."

Liam Barnes
BBC News Online

Police in Leicestershire need to improve "vitally important" areas of its child protection plans, a report published today says.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, which looked over the force's files in February, said it needed to better understand the links between children who regularly go missing and child sexual exploitation.

Inspectors also raised concerns about some high risk domestic abuse cases being downgraded, which could expose victims to extra risk.

Roger Bannister, deputy chief constable of Leicestershire Police, said cutbacks to their budget meant they have put an even greater emphasis on giving officers the right training.

Chris Johnston
Business reporter, BBC News

The boss of Rolls-Royce has called for "as little change as possible" after Brexit to minimise the impact on business of leaving the European Union.

Warren East told the BBC: "The further we get from the status quo, the harder it's going to be."

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Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

A warm day in store but a slight breeze will make it feel cooler than yesterday.

After fighting eating disorders for 20 years, Sarah Fletcher says her baby has given her "something to live for".

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

• There are delays on the A52 eastbound between the A6011 and the junction with A46 near Nottingham

• Drivers should expect queues on the A453 northbound between the M1 and the A52 near Nottingham
• The A52 westbound between the A606 and the A60 near Nottingham is congested
• The M1 northbound exit slip at junction 21 near Leicester is busy

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

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