Latest updates: East Midlands Live Monday 24 September

Summary

Live updates on Monday 24 September
Man guilty of Ilkeston rape and attempted murder
Caller rang 999 to complain about police helicopter
Harry and Meghan to visit university

Live Reporting

Gavin Bevis, Amy Woodfield and Nick Smith

'Quite a reaction' to proposed clean air chargepublished at 15:23 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
Derby's consultation on improving air quality in the city closes tonight.
The city council's deputy leader, Matthew Holmes, said there's been "quite a reaction" to some of the proposals.
Image source, Google
I think he means the proposed £12.50 charge for driving into Derby, which isn't the preferred option.
The preferred option focuses on changing traffic signals and re-routing traffic away from the Stafford Street area.
Man critically hurt in pub brawl leaves hospitalpublished at 15:13 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Derby Telegraph
A 28-year-old man who was in a critical condition after a mass brawl at a Derby pub has been able to return home, external, police say.
A610 closed following crashpublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
The A610 Nuthall Road has been closed following a crash involving two cars in Nottingham this afternoon.
Emergency services are in attendance.
Nottinghamshire Police have confirmed the road is closed in both directions and have urged people to avoid the area.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue service said they removed one person from one of the vehicles.
Three people are now in the care of paramedics.
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Thefts from vehicles in Stanton-in-Peakpublished at 14:46 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
Police are appealing for information after items were stolen from two cars and a van in Stanton-in-Peak.
The thefts took place overnight on 14 and 15 September on Main Road and The Lane.
A wallet, bank card and mobile phone were among the items taken.
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Missing man 'should not be approached'published at 14:31 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Police have appealed for help tracking down a 32-year-old man they want to speak to about a number of alleged offences, including robbery, criminal damage and failure to appear at court.
Image source, Derbyshire Police
The force said Rocky Taylor, who has links to the Normanton, Alvaston and Allenton areas of Derby, Grimsby and Walsall, should not be approached if spotted, external.
'Acid attack' pony finds a new homepublished at 14:29 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
A foal which was dumped in Derbyshire following a suspected acid attack has made a full recovery.
In April, Cinders had pioneering surgery using fish skin after a plea for donations raised more than £14,000.
And now she's found a new home.
The then eight-month-old foal was injured and "riddled with parasites" when she was found in Chesterfield.
Vet at the Rainbow Equine Centre in Malton, North Yorkshire, David Rendle said her injuries looked like someone had thrown a chemical substance into her face.
He worked with a specialist from the University of California and a plastic surgeon from the burns unit at Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield, to perform the surgery.
Image source, Rainbow Equine Centre
Cinders' new home is in Yorkshire, the equine centre said.
Ilkeston rape victim: 'I thought I had died'published at 14:02 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
In a personal statement read out at Derby Crown Court, Anthony Dealey's victim described the terror she felt when she was followed and then attacked.
She said: "When he grabbed me from behind, I tried to tell myself that it was a mate messing about, even though I knew it wasn't.
"He picked me up around my waist and tried to carry me. I struggled and elbowed him in the chest and back-heeled his shin while shouting 'get off me'.
"It was then that he strangled me and I blacked out. I started to come round and he was raping me, he strangled me again. I thought I had died."
Reflecting on her ordeal, she said: "It continues to torment me that my mum and brother saw me in the vulnerable state that he left me.
"I still feel humiliation when I think of all the medical, nursing and police staff who had to witness my injuries, take swabs from intimate areas and photograph me when all I wanted to do was go home and curl up in bed and feel safe, even though I knew they were on my side.
"It torments me that my mum thought I was dead and obviously still feels anxious when she doesn't see or hear from me at least once a day."
Telecommunications cable delays bridge reopeningpublished at 14:00 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Bad news for those of you suffering with the closure of the Loughborough Road bridge in Leicester - it's going to remain shut for an extra four weeks.
Work on the bridge, over the River Soar in Belgrave, started in January and the road has been fully closed since mid-July.
Image source, Leicester City Council
The closure is down to the installation of a major new flood water culvert and subway.
Part of the £5m project to reduce the flood risk to more than 600 homes and businesses in the area.
The bridge is due to remain closed to traffic until Sunday 21 October.
The work is being carried out by the Environment Agency in partnership with the authority.
It has apologised, claiming the delay has been caused by a "major telecommunications cable".
Watch: Former Forest striker takes up wrestlingpublished at 13:48 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Former Nottingham Forest striker, Grant Holt, has made a winning start to his wrestling career.
The 37-year-old, who hung up his boots last month, has signed a deal with the World Association of Wrestling.
Man jailed for fraud offencespublished at 13:08 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
A 29-year-old man has been jailed for 13 months for conning two women out of money.
Police say that Adam Pelver, of High Main Drive, Bestwood, stole £1,100 from a vulnerable woman after claiming to help her find accommodation in Nottinghamshire as she was moving from South Yorkshire, thinking she was paying a landlord a deposit.
Then in July this year, police say he stole a further £200 from a different woman's bank account.
Pelver was sentenced on Thursday, having pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud.
Image source, Nottinghamshire Police
Ilkeston rape: Man found guiltypublished at 13:06 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
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Amy Woodfield
BBC News
A 43-year-old man has been found guilty of raping and attempting to murder a woman in Ilkeston.
Anthony Dealey, from Erewash Square in Ilkeston, had denied attempted murder, rape, sexual assault and robbery at Derby Crown Court.
The jury found him guilty of all charges after about two hours of deliberating.
The victim was attacked after getting off a bus in the early hours of 26 November 2017. She had been returning from a birthday party.
Drug dealer jailed for three yearspublished at 13:00 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
A man has been jailed for three years after drugs were found at his home.
Police say they carried out a search of Jamie Carter's home in Wyton Close, Nottingham on 25 April, when they found an amount of cocaine, a cutting agent, phones, deal bags and scales.
Carter, 44, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and was sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court on Thursday.
Image source, Nottinghamshire Police
Man jailed for smashing bottle over policewoman's headpublished at 12:39 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
A man who left a policewoman with a fractured skull and eye socket when he attacked her with a glass bottle in Eastwood has been jailed, external.
PC Anne Bloomfield and her male colleague PC David Hikin were assaulted by Lee Wright when they were called to reports of him acting erratically behind houses in Mansfield Road in July.
The 34-year-old tried to avoid being arrested by climbing onto a garage roof and locking himself in a downstairs toilet.
When the officers tried to lead him to their vehicle, he hit PC Bloomfield twice with the bottle and kicked PC Hikin in the stomach.
Image source, Nottinghamshire Police
He eventually gave himself up when more officers arrived at the scene.
Wright, of Moon Crescent, Eastwood, admitted GBH and ABH at Nottingham Crown Court and was jailed for two years and eight months.
Emergency service consider joint Derby facilitypublished at 12:29 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
The emergency services in Derby are considering redeveloping the site of an existing fire station and turning it into a base where they'd all have a home.
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Derbyshire Fire Service has said its Kingsway station is "underutilised" since its training function relocated to a joint training centre in Ripley. The 49-year-old building has also been described as "nearing the end of its functional life".
Discussions have taken place between the fire service, East Midlands Ambulance Service and Derbyshire Police to redevelop the 2.9 acre site with space for them all.
The new facility could cost £8.5m with work starting by 2020.
Submarine makeover for hospital waiting roompublished at 12:03 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
The X-ray waiting room at Derbyshire Children's Hospital has been given a new submarine theme.
The walls were transformed over the summer by a hospital charity and an art student from the University of Derby.
Image source, Air Arts/UHDB Trust
Ranieri named Premier League's top Italian bosspublished at 11:30 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Former Leicester City boss Claudio Ranieri has been voted the best Italian manager in the history of the Premier League.
Ranieri, who caused a major shock by leading the Foxes to the title in 2016, beat Chelsea's Carlo Ancelotti and Man City's Roberto Mancini to take top spot in the BBC Sport poll.
Emergency call worker guides woman through quickfire birthpublished at 11:17 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
A 999 call handler from East Midlands Ambulance Service talked a shocked mother through the birth of her baby after she unexpectedly went into labour while sitting in the bath.
Events unfolded so quickly the baby boy was born before paramedics were able to get to the woman's home in Chesterfield last week.
Image source, East Midlands Ambulance Service
EMAS said, external: "Tracey Chester in our 999 control room kept everyone calm and he was safely born at 07:25.
"Claire and Anya arrived moments later to check over mum and baby, take them to hospital, and even managed a quick cuddle before heading off to their next call."
The service has not named the mother but said she was happy for the baby's picture to be shared.
Tigers 'look unlike a Premiership side'published at 10:55 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Leicester's interim head coach Geordan Murphy says they did not look like a Premiership side as they lost to Worcester.
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Jury sent out at Ilkeston sex attack trialpublished at 10:36 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
The jury has been sent out to consider its verdict in the trial of a man accused of raping and attempting to murder a woman in Ilkeston.
Anthony Dealey, 43, of Erewash Square, Ilkeston, has denied attempted murder, rape, sexual assault and robbery at Derby Crown Court.
Firms hit by dust cloud from rail upgrade workpublished at 10:25 British Summer Time 24 September 2018
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Network Rail has apologised after several businesses were hit by a dust cloud caused by track upgrade work near Derby.
Firms based in the West Meadows Industrial Estate, near Pentagon Island, encountered the cloud on Wednesday.
They included a car dealership that saw vehicles on its forecourt covered in a film of dust and grit.
Nick Sandham, from Network Rail, said a dust suppression system they usually employed had failed because of high winds,
He said: "We didn't know it was going to happen. The water sprinkler didn't work as well as it should have done.
"On Saturday it worked a lot better as there wasn't such high winds."