Summary

  • Craig Keogh jailed for rape and murder of Jane Hings

  • Keogh will serve at least 32 years for killing 72-year-old woman

  • Mariam Moustafa: Italian authorities offer help

  • Labour councillors defect to Conservatives

  • Student demands compensation over strike action

  • Apology to motorists after long delays in Nottingham

  • Updates on Tuesday 20 March 2018

Live Reporting

Maryam Qaiser and Amy Woodfield

  1. Vigil held in memory of Mariam Moustafa

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC News

    About 150 people attended a vigil in memory of Mariam Moustafa.

    The 18-year-old Egyptian student died on Wednesday, three weeks after she was allegedly punched repeatedly by six women on a bus in Nottingham.

    Nottinghamshire Police have said there is no evidence to suggest the assault was hate related.

    Mariam MoustafaFacebook

    Scores of people, including Miss Moustafa's father Mohamed, gathered in Nottingham's Old Market Square for the vigil yesterday evening.

    Old Market Square

    Mr Moustafa said: "It is difficult for my family, it's broken our heart. We feel very upset

    "This support makes me happy, we've met a lot of people supporting me and my family."

    Miss Moustafa was born in Rome, where her family had moved from Egypt in 1991.

    Italian prosecutors have opened an investigation into her death.

    Mohamed Moustafa

  2. Technical fault on tram line fixed

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC News

    The technical fault in Bulwell has now been fixed.

    There had been no tram service between Bulwell and Bulwell Forest yesterday.

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    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC News

    Good morning Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire - and welcome to Tuesday.

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