Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

Families have complained a council has removed items from graves at Kirby Muxloe Cemetery without warning.

Wayne Lally said his family had spent about £1,000 on items for a relative's memorial which have now been removed with no notice.

He said: "It's disgusting. What they've done is completely wrong."

Another woman said it came as a "complete shock" to find a notice on her parent's grave, warning her that a bush planted in 1988 broke cemetery rules.

She does not know if she has to remove the shrubbery or not.

We've been in touch with Kirby Muxloe Parish Council but so far have we've not received a response.

Notices attached to some graves suggest they are "failing to comply with rules and regulations" and warn visitors items will be removed in the interest of maintaining a "safe, tranquil and dignified environment".

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Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

The BBC has been speaking to people in Derby about anti-social behaviour at Halloween.

It's after the news yesterday that Derbyshire Police are planning to double the number of officers on duty in some areas of the city after disruption last year.

One woman in the Allestree area said she had her door superglued by trick or treaters.

She said: "I couldn't understand why the door didn't work. People then worked out for me what had happened and it was trick or treaters. I'm on a very low income and it cost me quite a lot of money so I was quite angry."

Another woman in the same area said she had eggs thrown at her car on Halloween a few years ago.

Both said they welcome the increase in policing this year.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

This is the accident on the M1 junction 28 for Alfreton and Mansfield which is causing delays heading south.

Emergency services are on the scene.

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Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

Campaigners have criticised Sherwood Forest Hospitals Trust for charging blue badge holders for parking.

It costs £1.80 at King's Mill and Newark Hospitals and £1.50 for parking at Mansfield Hospital.

The trust says the cash goes back into hospital services and patients on certain benefits can reclaim the charges.

But Liz Silver from Nottinghamshire Disabled People's Movement says it is penalising the most vulnerable.

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She said: "People have blue badges because they find it very, very difficult to get around, primarily it means they won't be able to use public transport or walk any sort of distance.

"So getting to hospital in a car and using a blue badge might be their only option."

Nottingham University Hospitals Trust, which runs QMC and City Hospital, do not charge for designated blue badge spaces.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

A woman has been taken to hospital after a car ended up on its roof when it crashed in Derby city centre.

It happened at the Five Lamps junction at about 07:30. The crash has led to delays around the junction.

BBC News Travel

• An accident involving two cars on the M1 at junction 28 for Mansfield and Alfreton is causing delays heading south

• Heavy traffic on the A444 Main Road in Twycross in both directions around Orton Lane
• Queuing traffic on the A511 Southbound in Ashby de la Zouch around Nottingham Road

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

Multimillion-pound plans to fit sprinklers in high-rise flats in Nottingham are expected to get the go-ahead today.

The government has so far refused to foot the bill for the work in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire.

They said sprinklers are additional but not essential to make tower blocks safer.

But Nottingham City Council is expected to approve spending nearly £8.5 million on the project.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

A woman being questioned in connection with a death at a care home in Leicester has been released while investigations continue.

The body of an elderly woman was discovered at a home in the Thurnby Lodge area on Sunday.

The 56-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of murder.

It is not yet know how the elderly woman died.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

The mother of a transgender child has spoken of her guilt when applying for a new school.

Paddy, 10, will start secondary school next year and her mum, Lorna McGuire, said she had to choose between boy and girl on the application form.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

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