Wolves 2-0 Derby Countypublished at 00:03 British Summer Time 12 April 2018
Ruben Neves' stunning 30-yard volley helps Wolves to victory over Derby and leaves them needing two points for promotion.
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Men admit attacking foxhunting inspector
CCTV footage of missing man released
Mother of explosion victim to keep 'legacy alive'
Another silver medal for Peaty
Police issue advice ahead of football derby
Updates on Tuesday 10 April 2018
Wolves 2-0 Derby Countypublished at 00:03 British Summer Time 12 April 2018
Stevenage 1-1 Mansfield Townpublished at 22:58 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Will Atkinson salvages a draw for Mansfield at Stevenage but their winless run extends to nine games.
Read MoreMorecambe 2-2 Chesterfieldpublished at 22:56 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
League Two's bottom side Chesterfield come from two goals down to earn a battling point at Morecambe.
Read MoreNottingham Forest 0-1 Brentfordpublished at 22:24 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Henrik Dalsgaard's goals keeps Brentford in play-off race as Nottingham Forest's goal drought stretches to six games.
Read MoreHunt supporters admit animal worker attackpublished at 19:13 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Darryl Cunnington said his neck was broken after being pushed down a 14ft drop.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00
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Boy, 14, gets royal wedding invitepublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsA deaf boy who set up a sign language club at his school, has been given an invite to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.
Image source, PAReuben Litherland, 14, from Derby, will be among 1,200 other inspiring people in the grounds of Windsor Castle to share in the big day.
Jacinta Litherland, who will attend the wedding with her son, said: "He is very excited, and probably a bit bewildered. It's just not quite sunk in."
She added that she was "very proud" of her son's achievements, which include campaigning for deaf friendly cinema screenings, at such a young age.
Knife point robbery on Wollaton couplepublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsFour masked robbers held a couple at knife point as they raided their home in Wollaton.
Image source, GoogleThe men broke into the property in Parkside at about 21:00 yesterday.
Police said they "ransacked" the house, threatened the occupants to hand over jewellery, before driving away in a dark-coloured saloon car.
Family rescued from e-cigarette firepublished at 17:29 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA mother and her two children were rescued from a house fire in Mansfield overnight.
It's been confirmed the blaze on Scholars Way was caused by an e-cigarette lighter that had been left on charge overnight.
The woman was woken by the sound of the fire alarm downstairs at about 02:30. She woke up her children and took them into the front bedroom and called 999.
Crews from Mansfield, Blidworth and Ashfield were sent to the house. When they arrived they put a ladder up to the window to rescue the mother and her children before going inside to put the fire out.
Quote MessageThis incident shows just how important working smoke alarms are, they did their job here and this meant that a family were alerted to a developing fire downstairs."
Simon Glew, Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service
Funding for space research in Leicesterpublished at 17:11 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsThe University of Leicester is among a group of universities to receive a share of a £4.5m grant to boost the UK's space industry.
Leicester is one of five universities in the UK that form a Space Research and Innovation Network for Technology programme known as SPRINT.
SPRINT has just received the funding from Research England to allow them to work with small and medium-sized businesses in the space industry. It will mean businesses can get access to university expertise and facilities.
Image source, European Space AgencyQuote MessageThe SPRINT programme has our full support – it will help smaller businesses tap into the world-class knowledge of some of the UK’s leading universities, giving them a real boost and creating new jobs.”
Dr Graham Turnock, UK Space Agency
Youngs set to return for Tigerspublished at 16:59 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Leicester and England scrum-half Ben Youngs is fit after a knee injury and could play against Northampton on Saturday.
Read MoreHorses help tackle trauma and mental health issuespublished at 16:39 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Danielle Hunt
BBC Radio LeicesterA Leicestershire woman is hoping to take the love and support that animals can give into more care homes and schools across the county.
Dina Shale from The Way Of The Horse therapeutic centre believes in using horses to help people work through trauma.
Image source, Dina ShaleThe non-profit social enterprise is looking for charity status now they have settled into new premises in Lutterworth.
Flood alert for River Idlepublished at 16:28 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA barrier has been installed in Retford to reduce the flood risk of homes flooding near the River Idle.
Image source, Environment AgencyThe Environment Agency has issued a flooding "alert" for this area.
It has warned of flooding of low lying agricultural land and roads around Goose Moor Lane at Ordsall, farmlands in the Gamston and Eaton areas could start this afternoon.
Quote MessageWe urge residents to prepare, remain vigilant and avoid walking and driving through flood water. We are closely monitoring the situation."
Environment Agency
Norwich and Nottingham to host UNESCO global literature gatheringpublished at 16:15 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Two of the UK’s four Cities of Literature have won the right to co-host the UNESCO global literature gathering in 2019.
Cultural leaders from 28 countries are set to visit for the prestigious forum and this will be the first time it has ever taken place in England, external.
Graffiti found on police buildingpublished at 16:05 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsDerbyshire Police has been a victim of crime - this graffiti was found on the forces' temporary building in Alvaston.
Image source, Derbyshire PolicePolice have made an appeal for information on the person behind the tag so they can "bring them to justice".
Terror attack survivor gets royal wedding invitationpublished at 15:41 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsA survivor of the Manchester Arena attack last year has admitted she was "speechless" to get an invitation to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.
Image source, PAAmelia Thompson, from Dronfield Woodhouse, has spent a year recovering from the trauma after she witnessed the aftermath of the bombing.
The 12-year-old has decided to give her other ticket to Sharon Goodman, who lost her 15-year-old granddaughter Olivia Campbell-Hardy in the attack.
Ms Thompson said: "I was speechless. I could not respond I was so excited."
Image source, Getty ImagesKensington Palace announced in March that 1,200 members of the public would be among the crowds allowed into the grounds of Windsor Castle to share in the atmosphere of the May 19 wedding at St George's Chapel.
American singer set for Chesterfield showpublished at 15:22 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsAmerican singer Anastacia will be joining Lionel Ritchie for his show in Chesterfield this summer.
Image source, Getty ImagesRitchie brings his "All the Hits" tour to the town's Proact Stadium on Thursday 21 June.
Bid to curb 'persistent' litteringpublished at 15:21 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsOver £7m is being spent on street cleaning in order to keep Nottingham tidy, according to the city council.
Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham City Council is urging people to pick up a piece of litter and deal with what it has said is a "persistent problem".
Councillor Sally Longford added: "Litter is a persistent problem that the council takes seriously, spending over £7m a year on street cleaning.
"However, we can’t solve this by ourselves, so the more we work together to tackle litter, the cleaner our streets will be – and the more the minority of litterers will get the message that their actions are completely unacceptable."
Businesses join terror watch systempublished at 14:57 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
East Midlands TodayA new alert system for major incidents and terrorist attacks is being set up across the East Midlands.
Dozens of businesses have signed up to a police scheme - including Boots, Next and Rolls-Royce.
The system was designed for the London Olympics. Businesses will communicate anything suspicious they come across - like the purchase of chemicals or storage space.
Housing estate could be built on the edge of Ripleypublished at 14:56 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Fresh plans have been submitted to build 400 homes on farmland on the edge of a Derbyshire town., external
