Live updates for Friday 15 September 2017
Emergency landing after plane loses wheel
Further charge after fatal bike crash
'Annoyed' customer fails in blackmail bid
Air ambulance to carry blood
Camera catches nearly 400 drivers
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
The Flying Scotsman has been passing through our neighbourhood this afternoon.
This photo was taken by Josh Cook who saw the train at Loughborough station.
Image source, Josh CookStapleford Railway caught this footage of the train accelerating out of Melton Mowbray after stopping off on its way to York.
Dave Bradley
Cricket commentator
Worcester are chasing a victory target of 132 in their game against Leicestershire at New Road - a win could put them top.
You can follow all the action on BBC Hereford & Worcester's 738AM frequency and online.
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Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
I'm getting a first look on-site at East Midlands Gateway - it's huge.
It will be a distribution and a rail hub due in a few years.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Four students from Leicester are going to appear on the BBC TV show that makes most of us feel very stupid - University Challenge.
Image source, University of LeicesterPip Brown, Stanley French, Graham Aldred and Jamie Byrne from the University of Leicester will feature on the programme scheduled to air on 18 September.
They'll have a lot to live up to - the university had the first ever winning team in 1963.
BBC News Channel
The Parsons Green station explosion that has injured at least 22 people shows the chance of terrorists succeeding in causing significant damage is low, according to a University of Nottingham academic.
Quote MessageWe all understand that this is an attempt to get at us all, to terrify us, but what we have to do is to accept that thankfully that the chances of these maniacs - and I use that word advisedly - succeeding is low.
Afzal Ashraf, University of Nottingham
Afzal Ashraf, a visiting fellow at the university's centre for conflict and terrorism, said his daughter was in a train behind the one with the explosive device.
He said it is "very fortunate" nobody seems to have been seriously hurt, and believes CCTV from the area will mean a suspect could be identified or even arrested "in the next few hours".
Dr Ashraf said the UK has "some of the best" counter terror and security systems in the world, which has kept the threat low, but said there was a need to "look at the global political situation which feeds the motivation for these horrible incidents".
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Liam Barnes
BBC News Online
Derbyshire Police say they are investigating an alleged assault on an 81-year-old woman in Baslow.
A man claiming to work for Age UK is said to have approached her at her home on Bubnell Lane between 10:30 and 11:10 on Thursday.
He is then said to have grabbed her, causing a cut to her arm.
A police spokesman said Age UK confirmed the man - believed to be in his 70s and driving a silver car with "a weird-shaped roof" - did not work for them.
Image source, GoogleLiam Barnes
BBC News Online
Passengers on a Ryanair flight that had to perform an emergency landing at East Midlands Airport are due to depart for their original destination soon.
A spokesman for the airport said they're set to leave for Copenhagen at 13:46.
The Boeing 737 set off from Stansted at 08:07, and landed at East Midlands at about 10:15.
It was towed off the runway and the area was cleared an by 11:15.
East Midlands Airport said disruption to other services was "minimal", with one incoming flight forced to divert to Birmingham airport to refuel before it arrived in East Midlands.
Image source, Stefan KornasThe 39-year-old demanded £10,000 from the restaurant owner because he was upset with the service.
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BBC Local Live
Repair work on Cambridge Street in Derby is causing some water supplies to be off or at low pressure according to Severn Trent.
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Sara Blizzard
BBC Weather
A cooler day with brighter intervals and showers. A few of the showers during the afternoon could be heavy.
Maximum Temperature: 16C (61F).
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Atlantic salmon have been discovered in the River Ecclesbourne for the first time in about 250 years.
Image source, Environment AgencyThe Environment Agency claim the discovery of juvenile salmon in the tributary of the River Derwent comes following the installation of fish passes that help the fish move upstream through the river.
It said during the Industrial Revolution poor water quality and weirs acted as a barrier to fish migration leaving them stuck in unsuitable water.
Quote MessageWe are, for the first time ever, witnessing a recovering population of salmon on the River Derwent and other local rivers which is an excellent result."
Matt Buck, Fisheries Specialist, Environment Agency
BBC Sport
The Welford Road side have had a tough start to the new season, but the Tigers will be hoping to pick up their first win at the third time of asking.
This is the team to face Gloucester tomorrow.
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Liam Barnes
BBC News Online
Investigators from the Air Accidents Investigation Branch have been sent to East Midlands Airport, where a plane made an emergency landing after losing a wheel.
Traffic was held on the nearby M1 motorway while the jet landed.
Image source, Stefan KornasThe flight from Stansted to Copenhagen was diverted soon after taking off.
In a statement, Ryanair said the aircraft "landed safely" and passengers were being put onto another flight.
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BBC Local Live
The emergency landing at East Midlands Airport has had an impact on traffic in the area.
Vehicles are being temporarily held on the M1 northbound between J23A and J24.
BBC Derby Sport
Gary Rowett has been talking to the media ahead of Derby County's trip to Bristol City tomorrow.
He said they face a "good side" who are "bright" and "athletic."
When it comes to George Thorne the Rams boss said it was important for him to get back out there but he's still a long way off.
Liam Barnes
BBC News Online
A nakedly political statement, anyone?
It's 20 years since The Full Monty was released, and one of its most famous scenes has inspired an unusual message of support.
Members of Unite Community Chesterfield have re-enacted the dancing job centre queue, which they say is to back striking PCS workers at Eastern Avenue Jobcentre in Sheffield.
Donna Summer's Hot Stuff provides the soundtrack, so do you 'feel love' for the video, or do you think 'enough is enough'?
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
A flight between Stansted and Copenhagen had to make an emergency landing at East Midlands Airport earlier.
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Ryanair has said is was because the plane lost of one of its two nose wheels after take-off.
A spokesperson said: "The aircraft landed safely in East Midlands, customers disembarked and will board a replacement aircraft shortly.”