Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

There is a police cordon at the entrance to Nottingham's Arboretum this morning.

Nottinghamshire Police has confirmed they were called out after receiving reports of an assault.

We have asked the police for more information and will bring it to you once we have it.

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Relive Glamorgan's thumping nine-wicket win over Leicestershire in the T20 Blast quarter-final

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

You'll have no doubt heard that Big Ben will fall silent at 12:00 today and the bongs won't sound regularly again until 2021.

It's because of a major refurbishment of the Elizabeth tower and the clock.

What you might not know is it's possible connection to a Hucknall boxer.

The exact origin of the name Big Ben is the subject of some debate.

There are claims it's connected to pugilist Big Ben Caunt, from the Nottinghamshire town, who later ran a pub near the Palace of Westminster.

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Ben's great-granddaughter, Linda West, said: "He was renowned here and in America as 'Big Ben'.

"I believe that, because it was in the vernacular - a large item would be termed 'a Big Ben' - I would think a bell of that size would have been called 'a Big Ben'."

Ben was about 6ft 2ins and would fight in matches that would last as many as 90 rounds.

BBC Leicester Sport

Craig Shakespeare has said Riyad Mahrez's situation at the football club is "not complicated" for him.

Over the summer Mahrez said he wanted to leave Leicester City, but he's still at the club and has played in the first two league games this season.

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Shakespeare said: "If we don't get a bid that the club accepts he stays.

"While he stays and is professional and focused and plays for the team as well as himself, then he'll be considered for selection."

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

The ability to report a crime online has now become permanent feature on the Nottinghamshire Police website.

The force has been trialling the system for the last four months and said it's been used more than 300 times by people reporting crimes like thefts, criminal damage, hate crimes and even historic sexual offences.

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The reporting system allows a victim of crime to track the investigation through to its conclusion.

They can also register to receive updates from the officer investigating their case.

BBC Sport

Former England and Derby County boss Steve McClaren has joined Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv as a coaching consultant.

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The 56-year-old, who also managed Nottingham Forest in 2011, will work under manager Jordi Cruyff, who played at Manchester United when McClaren was Sir Alex Ferguson's assistant from 1999 to 2001.

"Steve McClaren has a wealth of knowledge and is vastly experienced at the highest levels of European football," said Maccabi Tel Aviv owner Mitch Goldhar.

"We are delighted to add a person of his calibre to our staff on a coaching consultant role."

Relive Notts Outlaws' five-wicket win against Somerset in the T20 Blast quarter-final as it happened.

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

Derbyshire's Y Not Festival will have to change next year, according to the man who owns the land it's held on.

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Work is continuing to repair damage done in the main field, which is still described as "90% mud" nearly a month after it was held.

The festival, near Matlock, was cancelled part way through due to mud safety fears.

The field is owned by farmer Arnie Flowers, who's preparing to negotiate next year's festival with the organisers.

Despite saying seeing his land churned up was "soul destroying", he said: "We would have them back but there would have to be contingency plans."

Festival goers have been offered partial refunds but some haven't received theirs.

In response, a Y Not spokeswoman said: "Everyone who bought a ticket and attended the festival has received a 50% refund because of the final day cancellation.

"We've heard from a number of people who haven't received their refund yet and we're getting this fixed."

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

The family of a Mansfield man, who fell to his death in Ibiza earlier this month, have described him as "kind, hard-working and sensible".

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Callum Marriott, 26, died in the early hours of 6 August when he fell into the inner courtyard at the Tanit Hotel in San Antonio.

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His sister Jessica said Callum, who was on holiday on the Spanish island, was a sensible drinker and he'd been drinking water for two hours before leaving his friends to go to sleep in the hotel.

"I wish we knew more about the scenario in which he fell and hope in light of this tragedy CCTV is implemented at this hotel and others to help protect residents," she said.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

There are more restrictions for drivers in Nottingham city centre today to allow hoardings to be put up around the now empty Broadmarsh car park., external

Collin Street, Middle Hill and Carrington Street have been reduced to one lane and Canal Street has been reduced to two lanes.

The old car park is being demolished in a £250m project.

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

A man has been charged with sexual touching of a child after an incident on a Nottingham tram.

Police said it happened between Hyson Green and the city centre at about 13:55 BST on Wednesday.

A 49-year-old Radford man is set to appear before magistrates today.

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

It's like arm wrestling but, er, with feet...

The World Toe Wrestling Championships were held in Fenny Bentley, near Ashbourne, over the weekend.

The contest has been held in a pub in the village since the 1970s.

Our reporter Liam Barnes (left) got his socks off at the Bentley Brook Inn for a bout.

Thankfully, all competitors' feet are checked over by a podiatrist before going toe to toe.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

For the first time ever, Leicester City played Brighton and Hove Albion at the King Power stadium on Saturday in the Premier League.

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But for some fans, the game was marred by reports of homophobic chanting by a small number of Leicester City fans.

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Police confirmed two Leicester fans were arrested on suspicion of homophobic abuse.

Graham Smith is the chair of Foxes Pride and said the club is being "proactive" when it comes to stopping abusive LGBT language, but believes they could do more.

He has suggested the club warn fans before the match that they could be thrown out and arrested if they use homophobic language.

A Leicester City spokesman said: "While disappointed that such abuse took place during Saturday's match, we are satisfied that our stewards reacted swiftly and appropriately, which led to the responsible minority being ejected from the stadium and reported to the police."

Hayley Compton
Reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham

This is what one of Nottingham's busiest car parks looks like this morning after part of it collapsed over the weekend.

Vehicles were left dangling over the edge of the NCP car park in Mount Street after part of a wall came away in the early hours of Saturday.

This morning, you can see the metal fencing and barriers blocking the entrance to the car park.

Unbelievably, there are still cars inside on some of the lower floors.

You can see where the concrete has fallen away from the first floor level and three levels above it.

There's still a bit of debris on the ramp up to the entrance and floor below.

NCP staff are on site guarding the entrance.

The company says structural engineers are on site working to make the car park safe in order for it to reopen, but there's no indication of when that will be.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

Here's how it's looking today...

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

Two footballers have been charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent following an incident outside a Leicester nightclub.

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Cardiff City forward Lee Tomlin and Accrington Stanley striker Billy Kee have been charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent in relation to the incident on 22 January.

Mr Tomlin, 28, and Mr Kee, 26, will continue to play for their teams ahead of their appearance at Leicester Magistrates' Court on 18 September.

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

• The A453 southbound between the M1 and the A42 is very slow this morning near Kegworth
• Traffic is a heavy on the M1 southbound between junctions 26 and 25 and between junctions 21A and 21
• The A38 southbound is slow around Derby
• There are slight delays on the A52 eastbound near Beeston, heading into Nottingham

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

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