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Live updates on Friday 27 July 2018
Gavin Bevis and Dave Wade
For many women, pregnancy is a magical time. But what happens when it isn't what you expected?
Read MoreMax Mara is the quintessentially Italian fashion brand, but it's run by a former punk from Derbyshire.
Read MoreThe stately home was abandoned after World War One and demolished in 1938.
Read MoreA man is being questioned on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and possession of a firearm.
Read MoreEde Smith, 75, has bounced back from a battle with cancer to win numerous karate medals.
Read MoreDurham beat holders Notts to record a fourth T20 Blast win in a row while Derbyshire snatch victory against Yorkshire.
Read MoreDoreen Lockett has been described as one of the strongest backers of the Brinsley Coffin Walk.
Read MoreThe letters were written by a woman called Dolly Lowe to Billy Gower, a prisoner of war in Thailand.
Read MoreA campaign to warn holidaymakers is launched ahead of the busiest summer weekend for flights.
Read MoreEngland spinner Adil Rashid takes 1-19 to help Yorkshire win a rain-affected T20 Blast match with Birmingham Bears.
Read MoreThat's all from live updates today. Join us again from 08:00 on Monday.
A risk of one or two thunderstorms tonight, with a minimum temperature of 17°C (63°F).
Tomorrow will be cooler and rather breezy with a wet morning. Maximum temperature: 21°C (70°F).
Amy Harris
Reporter, BBC East Midlands Today
Hundreds of people lined the streets of Melton Mowbray today for a parade to celebrate a significant landmark in the life of an army corps based in the town.
Dave Wade
BBC News
A man is in a serious condition in hospital after being stabbed in Nottinghamshire.
Police were called to Spruce Grove, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, at about 22:30 following a report of a fight involving a knife.
A woman was threatened with a knife and a 50-year-old man, who suffered stab wounds, was taken to hospital where he remains in a serious but stable condition.
A 35-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of assault and remains in custody.
The authority received an email it believed to be genuine asking to change bank payment details.
Read MoreDave Wade
BBC News
The search for a missing teenager in Leicester is being "stepped up" a week after she failed to return home.
Chloe Weston, 17, was last seen leaving her grandmother's house in Newcombe Road on Friday 20 July at 14:50.
She had been staying there to keep her company following the death of her grandfather, Leicestershire Police said.
She said she would be back at 19:00 but hasn't been seen since.
Yesterday, Chloe's mum Sherena made an emotional appeal for her to come home.
"Chloe please come home or go to Nana's so I know you're safe. I just want you home, I want to hug you," she said.
Police said several people have contacted them with potential sightings.
Officers will be handing out leaflets in the city centre tonight to try and track her down.
Notts Outlaws host Lancashire Lightning in the T20 Blast - listen to live BBC local radio commentary.
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Read MoreDominic Johnson
BBC Radio Nottingham reporter
Allotment-holders in Nottingham say this summer's high temperatures are proving both a blessing and challenge when it comes to growing fruit and veg.
Members of the Windmill Community Gardens, external in Bobbers Mill are seeing bumper crops of vegetable varieties which usually thrive more in the Mediterranean climate but struggle here.
However, a lack of rain is leading to other crops such as potatoes to perish before being harvested.
Quote MessageThe heatwave means we're keeping water use low while cultivating different varieties of plants."
Tracy Lloyd, Windmill Community Gardens
Dave Wade
BBC News
Here are some pictures from the police cordon this morning at the scene of a shooting in Nottingham yesterday.
Police have now confirmed the stop and search operation in St Ann's and Radford was as a direct result of the shooting.
Previously the force had not linked the two.
A man is being treated in hospital for leg injuries after being shot in Lotus Crescent at about 17:00.
Notinghamshire Police said they invoked Section 60 powers until 07:00 this morning.
They searched eight people, not seven as the force had previously reported, but found no weapons.