Leicester keeper Zieler joins Stuttgartpublished at 21:10 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Leicester sell goalkeeper Ron-Robert Zieler to Stuttgart for an undisclosed fee after a year with the Premier League club.
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Live updates for Tuesday 11 July 2017
Body found in search for missing 12-year-old
Alarm was raised on Monday evening after reports a boy had fallen into the River Trent
Hundreds of people helped search for Owen Jenkins around Beeston Marina
Death will hit 'close-knit community'
News, sport, travel and weather updates will resume at 08:00 Wednesday
Leicester keeper Zieler joins Stuttgartpublished at 21:10 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Syria-bound man jailed for terror offencepublished at 19:58 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Police say Mudassir Hussain's family may have saved his life by raising concerns about his plans.
Read MoreRiver death boy, 12, was 'hero'published at 18:32 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Eyewitnesses say Owen Jenkins fell into the River Trent while trying to save a girl.
Read MoreOur live coveragepublished at 18:00
Regular live coverage on this page has ended for the day, but breaking news, sport and travel updates will continue appear through the night.
East Midlands Live returns from 08:00 on Wednesday.
Owen Jenkins: Tribute from fire servicepublished at 17:59
Bryn Coleman from Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue said crews were deeply saddened by the 12-year-old's death.
Wistow maze: Can you deduce the design?published at 17:56 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local LiveCan you solve the mystery of the amazing Wistow maze?
The maze in Leicestershire, which is 20 times bigger than the one at Hampton Court, changes its design every year.
It has a unique design with three miles of pathways across eight acres.
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Weather: Heavy rain to continuepublished at 17:44 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Sara Blizzard
BBC WeatherThis evening will see heavy bursts of rain, which will ease overnight but it will remain cloudy.
It will feel mild with temperatures reaching 12C (54F).
Tomorrow will be a cloudy start to the day but it will brighten up.
There will be some light winds and sunny spells with temperatures reaching 20C (68 F).
Owen Jenkins: Parents tribute to their 'champion'published at 17:37 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Heather Burman
Journalist, BBC News OnlineThe parents of Owen Jenkins, who died after falling into water near Beeston Marina, have paid tribute to their "amazing son".
Nicola and Gary Jenkins said: "Our little boy, our English rose, our champion will be missed and never forgotten.
"We wish to thank all of the emergency services, who have been amazing, and all of the people that helped to look for Owen.
"Thank you for your support."
Nottinghamshire Police said the family has asked for privacy at this difficult time.
Image source, Family handoutCar head rests 'thrown at police' during chasepublished at 17:26 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveA 21-year-old passenger has been accused of throwing head rests at police cars during a chase through South Derbyshire, external in the early hours of Wednesday.
The pursuit had begun in Wilmorton and continued through Castle Donington and Swadlincote before the car was stopped near Calke Abbey using a stinger device.
Image source, GoogleThe 17-year-old driver has been charged with driving without a licence, failing to stop and dangerous driving.
The passenger has been charged with causing a danger to road users.
Green light for Derbyshire whisky distillerypublished at 17:20 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Wesley Mallin
Reporter, BBC Radio DerbyDerbyshire's first whisky distillery has been given the go-ahead by Amber Valley Borough Council.
White Peak Distillery will be based inside the industrial units at Derwent Works in Ambergate and could be producing whisky by the end of the year.
The spirit will take at least three years to age, so in the meantime they'll be making gin.
Sun helps nettles and Himalayan balsam growpublished at 17:14 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Marcus Alton
Reporter, Radio NottinghamCheck out these amazing pictures of Pit Lane Park near Stapleford.
It was a cracking weekend weather-wise, and if you're green-fingered you've probably spent a fair bit of time out in the garden.
You may have spotted one or two giant weeds, which have been growing thick and fast around Nottinghamshire.
Gardening expert Guy Stephenson, showed me around.
He said a mix of strong sun and spots of heavy rain meant weeds such as nettles and Himalayan balsam have become much bigger than normal.
Traffic barriers to be installed around Trent Bridge groundpublished at 17:13 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local LiveTraffic barriers will be installed on Bridgford Road and Radcliffe Road in West Bridgford ahead of the cricket matches this month.
Nottinghamshire County Council said the barriers will reduce the width of the road slightly but it will aim to keep people walking on the pavements safer.
Image source, GooglePaul Mckay, service director covering public protection at Nottinghamshire County Council, said: “In line with other national events and following advice from central government to Nottinghamshire Police, we are carrying out these measures due to the large numbers of people expected on pavements around the cricket ground during forthcoming events and these barriers will also help guide pedestrians away from the busy roads.
“There is no specific intelligence on any possible forthcoming threat – this is a precautionary measure.
“This type of measure is becoming standard across the country at all major events as we have seen at Lord’s, Wimbledon and Glastonbury recently.”
New deal for Forest Green captain Noblepublished at 17:05 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Notts County transfer target Liam Noble signs a new three-year deal with League Two newcomers Forest Green Rovers.
Read MoreRams to face Eustace's Harriers in friendlypublished at 16:34 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveDerby County play their first pre-season friendly tonight at Kidderminster Harriers - managed by former Rams midfielder John Eustace.
The game - which kicks off at Aggborough at 19:45 - will be followed by a trip to Moss Rose to play Macclesfield on Saturday.
Image source, Getty ImagesDerby terrorist handed five-year jail sentencepublished at 16:33 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveA Derby man has been jailed for five years and three months after travelling to Turkey to try to join so-called Islamic State.
Mudassir Hussain, 31, from Gladstone Street, was detained in Turkey, brought back to the UK and arrested at Heathrow Airport in January.
He pleaded guilty at Sheffield Crown Court today to preparing acts of terrorism.
Image source, North East Counter Terrorism UnitDet Ch Supt Clive Wain, head of the North East Counter Terrorism Unit, said: "By pleading guilty Hussain has admitted his intention was to take part in the conflict in Syria and was aware that he may be killed.
"We were not aware of Hussain’s intentions prior to him travelling and therefore by the time we intervened he had already committed an offence.
"However by reporting their concerns Hussain’s family may well have saved lives, including his own."
Your tributes for Owen Jenkinspublished at 15:33 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
FacebookMany of you have left tributes on Facebook, external for Owen Jenkins.
Ann Haig said: "So sad thoughts are with his family, a terrible tragedy, RIP"
Bill Richardson said: "My prayers and thoughts go out to his family and friends so sad."
Tracie Perrin said: "Such terrible news. Deepest sympathy goes to his family and friends."
Image source, Nottingham Casuals RFCChesterfield sign Blades' Reed on loanpublished at 15:29 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Chesterfield sign Sheffield United's England Under-20 midfielder Louis Reed on a season-long loan deal.
Read MoreOwen Jenkins an 'enthusiastic and gregarious young man'published at 15:05 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local LiveThe school where Owen Jenkins was a pupil has paid tribute to the "popular student".
Year Seven pupils and staff at Chilwell School have started a tribute board for the 12-year-old, who died after falling into the River Trent yesterday.
Image source, Nottingham Casuals RFCQuote MessageHe was an enthusiastic and gregarious young man. He was an exceptional sports man and we recently celebrated his success from sports day, when he broke several long standing school records; most notably the 200m. Owen was a key member of our community and we are heartbroken at his loss. He was honourable, generous of spirit and frequently put the concern of others before his own. He respected everybody equally. Our thoughts are very much with Owen’s immediate family during this difficult time."
Ian Brierly, Headteacher
'Civil War' cannon ball found in vegetable patch set to be auctionedpublished at 14:50 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local LiveCannon balls, human toe bones and belt buckles are among a collection of historical oddities dug up in gardens in Leicestershire set to go under the hammer.
The items have been found in gardens in the Lutterworth area over the past four decades and are being auctioned in Derbyshire later this month.
Image source, Hansons AuctioneersAuctioneer Charles Hanson said it was possible an iron cannon ball from the collection may have been used in the Battle of Naseby - one of the most brutal clashes of the English Civil War.
He said: "We understand it was discovered by someone clearing their vegetable patch in Lutterworth.
"The weapon has been confirmed by Leicestershire Museums and Art Gallery as being an iron cannon ball similar to ones found not too far away in Naseby.
"All of the items date back to the 1600s and it is extraordinary to think people found them in their gardens.
"We do not know whether the toe bones were those of a soldier slain in battle but when you look at the other remnants of war, it is hard not to let your imagination run away with you."
Badgers 'illegally killed' on estatepublished at 14:22 British Summer Time 11 July 2017
Police are investigating allegations protected wildlife has been killed on a shooting estate in the Peak District.
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