Summary

  • Helicopter victims 'had minimal chance'

  • Three arrests over cattle market fire

  • Cycle-past sex abuser 'has struck 18 times'

  • Men still in hospital after Glen Parva explosion

  • Man bailed over shooting outside bar

  • 'Attempted murder' arrest after stabbing

  • Live updates on Tuesday 6 November

Live Reporting

Amy Woodfield, Nick Smith and Gavin Bevis

  1. Fundraisers for fire-hit Cattle Market firms

    Nick Smith
    BBC News Online

    Businesses in Nottingham are coming together to support those affected by Sunday's fire at the Cattle Market.

    Clare Bensley, whose partner runs Internet Reptile on the industrial estate, which was not hit by the fire, has launched one of a number of campaigns to help businesses there.

    She said: "I know it won’t help them fully to get back on their feet but even if it’s just to help them live again for just a few more weeks.

    "It’s better to raise as much as we can for them rather than sitting here not doing anything for them."

    Four buildings were destroyed in the blaze, which broke out at about 18:00.

    Cattle Market

  2. Fire closes A6 near Market Harborough

    Nick Smith
    BBC News Online

    The A6 is closed in Market Harborough due to a fire at a workshop.

    The fire service were called at 06:00 today to the scene just off the A6 near the Kettering Road junction and have set up a cordon.

    The blaze is in a single storey workshop, which contains a number of gas cylinders and cars.

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  3. Watch: Today's weather for the East Midlands

    Rich Davis
    BBC Weather presenter

    Tuesday looks set to get off to a misty start but is expected be dry and mild throughout the day.

  4. Good morning: Join us for today's live updates

    Nick Smith
    BBC News Online

    Hello everyone and welcome to Tuesday's latest news, sport, travel and weather coverage from myself, Amy Woodfield and Gavin Bevis.