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Live updates on Tuesday 4 September
Gavin Bevis, Amy Woodfield and Nick Smith
Carlos Heras-Palou faced seeing his career limited by a rare hereditary disease.
Read MoreMuslim student Sara Iftekhar took part in the national final in Nottinghamshire on Tuesday night.
Read MoreJamal Fyfield's early header hands Boreham Wood victory over Chesterfield in the National League.
Read MoreGeordan Murphy will be given "every opportunity" to remain as Leicester head coach on a permanent basis.
Read MoreGeordan Murphy will be given "every opportunity" to remain as Leicester head coach permanently, according to chief executive Simon Cohen.
Read MoreFlavours with more than 0.5% alcohol have had to be removed from the parlour's menu.
Read MoreAndy Star and Farhad Salah were arrested during counter-terror raids in December.
Read MoreFour Sussex batsmen make fifties as the home side reach 323-8 against Leicestershire on day one at Hove.
Read MoreDerbyshire captain Billy Godleman scores 95 as his side are bowled out for 251 by Glamorgan, who reach 20-0 at the close of day one.
Read MoreMohanial Rajani, 76, claimed to be a disciple of an Indian guru, Leicestershire Police have said.
Read MorePeak District "darkness" is inspiring crime writers to create a new murder genre.
Read MoreLive updates have now finished for the day. Join us again from 8:00 tomorrow.
Ben Slater makes 109 and Ben Duckett hits 80 as Nottinghamshire reach 332-7 on day one against Yorkshire.
Read MoreTonight is expected to be mostly cloudy across the region, with the chance of a few spots of rain. Another mild night.
Tomorrow, it is expected to be misty and cloudy in the morning with patches of drizzle, which will give way to an increasingly sunny afternoon.
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
Bad news if you're heading south on the motorway this evening...
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Police say the liquid thrown in the victim's face is not believed to be acid but is being tested further.
Read MoreNick Smith
BBC News Online
A self-styled Hindu preacher has pleaded guilty to four counts of sexual assault against two young members of his congregation.
Leicestershire Police said 76-year-old Mohanial Rajani claimed he was a disciple of a guru in India and, following the leader's death, he was given authority to continue with the teachings.
The victims in this case attended prayers at a place of worship in the Rushey Mead area of Leicester and at the defendant’s home address in Silverdale Drive, Thurmaston, where they were subjected to sexual assaults, the force added.
He has been placed on the sex offenders register for life.
He has been released on bail and is due to be sentenced on 14 September.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
A 30-year-old man has been charged with the attempted murder after a 17-year-old boy was shot in Nottingham earlier this year.
Police were called to the Radford area just before 23:00 on Friday, 29 June. The boy had serious but not life-threatening injuries after being shot.
Keiron Saunders, from Cardale Road in the city, was arrested in the early hours of yesterday morning. He's now been charged with attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent.
He's been remanded to appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court tomorrow.
Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
Police believe a prisoner who's absconded from an open jail in Derbyshire may be in Surrey.
Marcus Wingfield, 43, left HMP Sudbury on 1 September, where he was serving four years and a half years for burglary.
He has several tattoos, including a smiley face on his lower left arm, a heart with "Zoe" on his right arm and "Kerri-Ann" on his left hand.
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
A 29-year-old man has been charged with criminal damage after a car window was smashed while in a queue of traffic.
The incident happened at around 16.30 yesterday in Burleys Way, Leicester.
A Leicestershire Police spokesman said: "We were called to a report of criminal damage, after a car window was smashed while a car was in traffic on Burleys Way, waiting to turn onto Belgrave Road."