Bank staff said Sophia Reis failed security checks because she sounded like a man.

Mel Coles
BBC Weather presenter

We're expecting cloud to move in from the west today - and there could be some showers.

Andrew Craigie almost decapitated his mother's ex in a "frenzied" attack 12 years ago.

Notts County defender Matt Tootle says gambling is "rife in football" as he reveals his own problems with betting.

A six-wicket haul from Tony Palladino puts Derbyshire on top against Glamorgan, who close day two on 16-1 needing 302 to win.

Sara Iftekhar took part in the national final in Nottinghamshire on Tuesday night.

Notts County name ex-Nottingham Forest manager Paul Hart as technical director, working alongside new boss Harry Kewell.

Our live updates have now finished for the day. Join us again from 8:00 tomorrow.

BBC Weather

Tonight is expected to be mainly dry and clear across the East Midlands, but cloud may thicken at times, with the chance of a spot of rain towards dawn.

Tomorrow morning it is expected to be cloudy, but that will give way to sunshine as the day goes on.

Sussex lead Leicestershire by 340 runs on day two after 18 wickets fall on a crazy day at Hove.

Gary Ballance hits 104 as Yorkshire reach 258-4 on day two at Trent Bridge, replying to Nottinghamshire's 448 all out.

Nick Smith
BBC News Online

Paul Hart has returned to Notts County, taking up the role of technical director following a reshuffle at Meadow Lane.

A former Notts County player who also had spells as academy manager and caretaker manager during the 2014-15 season, Hart returns to Meadow Lane to work alongside manager Harry Kewell.

Image source, Notts County Football Club

In a statement, Notts County chairman Alan Hardy said: "Paul is a superb addition for us. Not only is he one of the most respected men in the game, he also knows Harry very well."

Hart joins from Luton Town, with whom he enjoyed promotion from League Two last season as assistant to Hatters boss Nathan Jones.

Nottingham Post

It has provided children and adults with model vehicles, train sets and many other hobby products for more than 70 years.

But Gee Dee Models, one of Nottingham's oldest shops, looks set to close for the final time this year, external after an unsuccessful search for a new owner.

The Reverend Nigel Rostock reaches out to "guys on the edge" on his Harley-Davidson.

Amy Woodfield
BBC News

Staff at London North Eastern Railway are looking for the owner of this bunny rabbit after it was left unattended on a train travelling between London and Newark.

Image source, London North Eastern Railway

It's currently being looked after at Newark station until the owner is found.

Amy Woodfield
BBC News

Nottingham Forest have made a new signing - Greek international midfielder Panagiotis Tachtsidis.

Image source, Nottingham Forest

The 27-year-old has signed a deal with the club until 2020 after he left Olympiacos last season. He's also featured for Genoa, Roma, Torino and Cagliari.

You might also recognise him from the 2014 World Cup squad.

Ben Truslove
BBC News Online

One unfortunate driver returned to this car to find it had been stripped of its bonnet, headlights, front bumper, wing panels and rear lights.

Image source, Derbyshire Police

Derbyshire police said the theft happened some time between Tuesday, 28 August and the following day while it was parked outside a building in Chapel Street in Monyash.

Details of the incident have only just been released.

Amy Woodfield
BBC News

Police have said this arrow was found in a residential garden. They're warning parents about the dangers "firing objects" that could cause injury.

Nick Smith
BBC News Online

The runway at East Midlands Airport was temporarily closed this afternoon because of a leaking plane.

The light aircraft, believed to be a Piper PA-31, was leaking after landing.

A spokesman for East Midlands Airport said: "The runway was closed temporarily for 15 minutes this afternoon due to a hydraulic fluid leak, which had to be cleaned up.

"There were a couple of minor delays to flights being held back, but we are back on track already."

Gavin Bevis
BBC News

Two men accused of plotting a terror attack were attempting to manufacture a remotely-controlled explosive device in a laboratory above a fish and chip shop, a court has heard.

Andy Star, 32, of the Mermaid Fish Bar in Sheffield Road, Chesterfield, and Farhad Salah, 23, were hoping to harm "infidels" using the weapon, which could be placed inside a car, prosecutors at their trial said.

Jurors at Sheffield Crown Court were told the younger of the two men, who are both Kurdish and from Iraq, had told a contact that the vehicle could be controlled through a laptop so no-one would need to be inside.

Image source, PA

Jurors heard that both defendants were involved in the alleged making and testing of explosives, with the prosecutor telling them that most of this occurred in a laboratory above Star's fish and chip shop prior to their arrests in December.

Prosecutor Anne Whyte QC told jurors: "They intended to manufacture a device which would be placed in a vehicle but controlled remotely so that they did not have to martyr themselves.

Describing the two defendants as supporters of Islamic State, she said their intentions were "sophisticated" and "lethal".

The two men both deny preparing an act of terrorism. Their trial is expected to last four weeks.