Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

One of the Bakewell Show's organisers says she's worried about the event's future after muddy conditions led to major disruption yesterday.

The wet conditions caused major delays for people entering and leaving the main car park and several of the day's equestrian events had to be cancelled.

Janet Bailey said: "This is going to cost us an arm and a leg that we can't afford in the first place.

"A lot of agricultural shows are suffering. Numbers are dropping - people look for other types of entertainment.

"There is fear in the industry that people are losing interest."

She said how things go today is largely dependent on the weather.

"It all depends on the amount of rain we have today. I've been associated with the show for over 30 years and I have never seen rain or conditions like this," she said.

Sara Blizzard
BBC Weather

Here's what Thursday has in store...

Stuart Thomas
Head of BBC East Midlands

Crossing barriers are stuck down at Fiskerton on the Newark Castle to Nottingham line.

I'm hearing there have been problems with the new gates elsewhere along the line too.

Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live

There are no reported incidents on the region's roads, but here is what to look out for:

• There are no reported incidents, but there is queuing traffic on Middleton Boulevard near the University of Nottingham.
• There's slow traffic around J21 of the M1 in Leicestershire.
• Slow traffic on Kingsway and Queensway in Derby near Markeaton Park.

Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome along to Thursday across the East Midlands.

Gavin Bevis and I will be with you until later with the region's news, sport, weather and travel.