Matthew Barlow
BBC Radio Derby reporter

A Derbyshire police officer faces being sacked today for engaging in sexual activity while on duty.

At a misconduct hearing yesterday, PC Christopher Frost admitted sexual activity with a female officer in the back of a police van parked in Derby city centre in October 2016.

She had consented but two days later he touched another female officer inappropriately without consent.

He made a tearful apology to the disciplinary panel and asked not to be sacked. The panel is due to deliver its verdict this afternoon.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

Police have arrested five men after a serious stabbing in Leicester city centre.

Officers were called to Welford Road at around 14:30 yesterday.

The victim - a man in his 20s - was airlifted to hospital in Coventry, Leicestershire Police said.

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Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Derby City Council says it plans to bolster security at the former Moorways swimming pool after a group of men filmed themselves inside.

Baggy Shanker, the council's member for finance and governance, condemned the group's actions as "disappointing" and "reckless" but said the ease with which they were able to access the building was a worry.

The video emerged less than a month after 12-year-old Adam Johnson died when he fell through the roof of a private-owned former factory in the city.

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Mr Shanker told BBC Radio Derby: "We've taken this up with the demolition contractor. There was a review yesterday and I'm told they will increase security measures to try to prevent this from happening.

"But if somebody's really determined to get in I fail to see what we can to do to prevent it completely - but we'll keep a close eye on it and make sure we're doing whatever we can."

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

The leader of Nottinghamshire County Council has stopped a village pub from holding its annual fireworks display because it has become a "substantial commercial event".

The Plough at Normanton-on-the-Wolds has used a neighbouring field owned by councillor Kay Cutts and her husband for the last 11 years.

In a letter to the pub, the couple said what started as a "village community project" attracts outsiders and inconsiderate parking. They also raised concerns over safety because of the size of the event.

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Pub landlord Mark Hughes said: "We were really disappointed because the field as it is, is just wasteland at the moment and it is not used for anything."

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

Former Nottinghamshire miners are demanding an end to the rule which means the government gets 50% of their pension surpluses.

They have been lobbying at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester saying the current arrangements are "scandalous".

Currently, the government takes 50% of any surplus earned by the Mineworkers' Pension Scheme from its investments as part of a guarantee.

Ex-miner Mick Newton said: "It is very much an evidence-based case and if the Prime Minster wants a country that is working for everyone well I say this, the miner workers worked for this country for generations and now we need this country to work for us."

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Highways England is reporting these problems:

• A lane is closed on the M1 northbound between junctions 28 and 29 due to a broken down vehicle.
• There's heavy traffic on the M1 southbound between junctions 26 and 25.
• There are delays on the A38 southbound between the A6 and the A52.
• The A453 southbound is slow between the M1 and the A42.
• There's congestion the A1 southbound exit slip to the A52.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

Here's what Tuesday has in store for us.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

A man from East Leake has said he's lost his livelihood and his holiday because of the collapse of Monarch.

Callum worked for the airline and was due to fly to Lanzarote with friends yesterday.

He said: "It was 04:00 when I woke up...and I saw my phone with an email from the CEO to say the company has gone into administration.

"I am devastated, I was due to go on holiday on my staff travel and that has all gone, it is not just my holiday but also my job."

The Civil Aviation Authority says the bill for flying existing holidaymakers home is likely to be £60 million.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

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