Carberry loses Leicestershire captaincypublished at 14:24 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Paul Horton is named Leicestershire captain after ex-England opener Michael Carberry is relieved of the role.
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YouTuber convicted of posting anti-Semitic songs
Predicted cost of A52 works 'to double'
Shock over young footballer's 'untimely death'
Baby born with heart outside chest moves closer to home
Grenade found in canal
Glastonbudget underway for 14th year
Warning to students over house parties
Latest updates for Friday 25 May 2018
Carberry loses Leicestershire captaincypublished at 14:24 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Killer jailed for acoustic guitar attackpublished at 14:12 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Jason Knowland "took exception" when Peter Matts asked him to move the instrument from a chair.
Read MoreCricket: Carberry replaced as captainpublished at 14:04 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsMichael Carberry has been replaced by Paul Horton as captain of Leicestershire County Cricket Club.
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageFollowing a review of the early part of the season by Paul Nixon, a decision has been made to relieve Michael Carberry of the captaincy. Paul Horton takes over with immediate effect."
Leicestershire County Cricket Club
Cricket: One-Day Cup match to get under waypublished at 13:57 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Richard Rae
BBC Radio Leicester SportOutfield is very wet and the air is cold and damp but play will get under way between Derbyshire and Leicestershire at 14:00.
Leicestershire won the toss and will field first.
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End of twitter postNottinghamshire's match against Yorkshire has also been delayed because of the rain.
Plans submitted for new primary schoolpublished at 13:49 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsPlans have been submitted for a new £3.6m primary school in Hucknall which is being built to cope with demand when 900 new homes are built in the area.
The local democracy reporting service says the school will have places for up to 210 pupils and is expected to be open by September next year.
It's being built on the former Rolls-Royce site off Watnall Road.
Chairman of the county council's children and young people's committee, Councillor Philip Owen, had previously said the new free school was "essential" as five existing schools in Hucknall had already created an extra 420 places for pupils following a rise in new houses in the last five years.
Location of giant bird in art trail revealedpublished at 13:43 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsThe location of BBC Radio Nottingham's giant robin as part of the Hoodwinked art trail has been revealed.
More than 30 brightly-decorated robins have been made for the trail which launches in July with each bird sponsored by a local organisation.
And the BBC's, which features names of famous people from the city, will be sat on Weekday Cross near the Nottingham Contemporary.
Nigel Hawkins, head of culture at Nottingham City Council, said they had seen from similar trails in Bristol and Birmingham that there is a demand for them and they hope it will encourage tourism to Nottingham over the summer.
He added: "People will see them decorated in a variety of different designs and materials and it will give people a fun trail to find where they are in the city through the apps."
Once the display ends in September the birds will be auctioned off to raise money for the Nottinghamshire Hospice.
UKIP respond to Banwait challengepublished at 13:18 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsRanjit Banwait has said he is challenging the election result in Boulton that saw him lose his seat in Derby to UKIP's Paul Bettany.
In response UKIP’s leader in Derby, Alan Graves, has said: "I'm surprised that the Labour party are prepared to be seen as a party that wants to pervert democracy. It smacks of desperation. They should respect the people that voted.”
Man in court over Derby shootingpublished at 12:38 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA 26-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder and firearms offences in connection with a shooting in Derby last month.
The man, from Birmingham, is due to appear in court today. He's suspected of shooting another man in the shoulder on Coleridge Street in the Sunny Hill area of the city.
Ten other people have also been arrested as part of the investigation.
Former council leader challenging election resultpublished at 12:33 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporterThe former leader of Derby City Council is challenging the local election result in Boulton.
Earlier this month Labour's Ranjit Banwait lost his seat to UKIP's Paul Bettany.
I understand if his petition is successful, he won't stand for the seat again and Labour would select another candidate.
UKIP aren't commenting at this stage.
Quote MessageWhere the Labour Party and its candidates don’t believe other parties have campaigned within the limits of the law and with the utmost integrity we will support our candidates in challenging it.”
East Midlands Labour Party, Spokesperson
Forest fan cycles to Russia for World Cuppublished at 12:33 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsA Nottingham Forest fan has started his 24-day journey cycling to Russia in time for England's first game in the World Cup.
Jamie Marriott (left) set off on his 2,400 mile bike ride from Portsmouth early this morning with friend Mitch Jones (right). They hope to get to Volgograd in time for England's match against Tunisia on 18 June.
Image source, Toby GildingHe told BBC Radio Nottingham this morning he hasn't done any training for the "gruelling" journey and they hadn't really thought much about how they were going to do it or where they were going to sleep.
The pair are raising money for the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK in memory of Mitch's former football coach who died of cancer earlier this year.
How many £1m-plus homes are sold near you?published at 12:16 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Sales of homes in England and Wales for over £1m have hit a new high. How many were sold near you?
Read MorePedestrian hit by car in Southwellpublished at 12:05 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Quentin Rayner
East Midlands Today chief news reporterA section of Westgate in Southwell is closed between The Minster and the Saracens Head Hotel after a car hit a female pedestrian on Lowes Wong.
The fire service tell me she’s OK and talking to paramedics.
The road is expected to reopen shortly.
Shock over young footballer's 'untimely death'published at 11:36 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA football club said it's been left "deeply upset and shocked" by the "untimely death" of one its players.
Image source, Quorn AFCThe chairman of Quorn AFC said 18-year-old Ryan Evans was a "lovely lad with a first class attitude".
Stuart Turner said he was a promising player who showed signs of having a future career as a professional footballer.
A new home for Notts bred fishpublished at 10:59 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsFish bred at a farm in Calverton are to help repopulate a river affected by pollution.
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End of twitter postAnti-Semitic singer called songs 'satire'published at 10:58 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Callum May
BBC NewsA Derbyshire folk singer who sang songs questioning the Holocaust and performed for far-right groups has been convicted of uploading grossly offensive material online.
Alison Chabloz, 54, from Charlesworth, near Glossop, posted the videos on Youtube in which she mocked Holocaust survivors figures Anne Frank and Elie Wiesel.
She sang about the murder of six million Jews during World War II being "just a bunch of lies" and called the Auschwitz death camp a "theme park", but said her music was "satire" and Jewish people found her songs funny.
Image source, YoutubeHowever, prosecutors argued they were "criminally offensive".
Today at Westminster Magistrates' Court she was convicted of two counts of sending by a public communications network an offensive, indecent or menacing message or material in relation to two of the three songs.
District Judge John Zani said the offences were "serious" and he will sentence her this afternoon.
Cricket: Weather likely to cause delayspublished at 10:40 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
BBC Nottingham SportThis is the current scene at Headingley.
A prompt 11.00 start for the Yorkshire v Notts match today is starting to look very unlikely. Steady drizzle at the moment.
Inmate's eight months on remand before case droppedpublished at 10:39 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA man who spent almost eight months on remand at Nottingham Prison, before his case was dropped shortly before trial, has described his time in the jail as "a living nightmare".
Image source, PARobert Adlington said drug use in the prison was "rife" especially the drug mamba. He claims to have witnessed seeing one user bite the top off a razor and start cutting his arms.
Despite being a prison "newbie" and never having been in trouble with the law before Robert said no one in authority at the prison even asked him if he was alright.
Image source, PAThe government insists it is taking action to improve safety at Nottingham Prison after the chief inspector said the death rate was "tragic and appalling".
The case against Mr Adlington was dropped when new evidence came to light, prompting Derbyshire Police to refer itself to the independent regional review team.
Det Ch Supt Kem Mehmet said: “Once the review is complete, we will ensure that any lessons are learned. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss the situation with Mr Adlington directly should he wish to do so.”
Singer guilty of posting anti-Semitic songspublished at 10:32 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
BreakingCallum May
BBC NewsFolk singer Alison Chabloz, from Glossop, Derbyshire, has been found guilty of three charges of posting or causing grossly offensive anti-Semitic songs to be posted on Youtube.
Image source, Mick AnsellBarlow superfan gets to meet musicianpublished at 10:28 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Sandish Shoker
BBC NewsA Gary Barlow superfan from Mickleover gets to meet his hero tonight when he plays in Nottingham.
George Walker, who has Down's syndrome, got a Facetime call from the popstar on his 18th birthday earlier this year when Gary invited him to come backstage at an upcoming show.
George's mum Jemma said: "I just want to say thank you to him for taking his time and for making one very special little boy very happy.
"It doesn't matter how much you've got you can't buy happiness like that and it's fantastic."
Cricket: Delays expected to One-Day Cup matchpublished at 10:26 British Summer Time 25 May 2018
Richard Rae
BBC Radio Leicester SportIt's not good cricketing weather in Derby.
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