Tinsel tales: Love for old decorationspublished at 16:13 Greenwich Mean Time 18 December 2018
Meet the proud owners of festive decor that has been lighting-up Christmas for decades.
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Updates for Monday 17 December 2018
Nick Smith, Sandish Shoker and David Pittam
Meet the proud owners of festive decor that has been lighting-up Christmas for decades.
Read MoreFormer Leicester midfielder Riyad Mahrez "deserves respect" on his first return to the King Power Stadium, says Foxes manager Claude Puel.
Read MoreRichard Alderman, who said Theresa May should be hanged, is set to be removed from his post for non-attendance.
Read MoreNottingham Forest said victim in the footage would go to February's derby match as a guest of both clubs.
Read MoreLive updates on this page have now finished for the day however some stories and travel updates will continue to appear overnight.
Updates will resume from 08:00 on Tuesday.
Relive the action as Monday's East Midlands derby between Derby County and Nottingham Forest ends in a goalless draw.
Read MoreBBC Nottingham Sport
Nottingham Forest will try to win the match at Pride Park tonight for only the third time.
Michael Dawson (pictured) and Danny Fox seem unlikely to be fit to play, while Tobias Figueiredo is still suspended.
Striker Lewis Grabban says there is "added pressure" with it being a derby but the whole team is focused on a win.
BBC Derby Sport
We are edging closer to the match between Derby County and Nottingham Forest at Pride Park and it promises to be a cracker.
Three points separate Derby in fifth and Forest in seventh.
Frank Lampard's side have won four of their last six at home, but Aitor Karanka's men have lost just once away from home so far.
David Pittam
BBC News Online
A Rutland man and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a multi-million pound drug plot.
The pair, both aged 55, were arrested in Ketton by Leicestershire Police earlier, accused of being part of a plan to import £6m of nitrous oxide, known as laughing gas or NOS.
It was part of raids across the country which also led to arrests in north and south Yorkshire.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
A Nottingham man has pleaded not guilty to charges related to terrorism.
Mohammad Hamza Siddiq appeared via video link at Nottingham Crown Court where he denied one charge of encouraging terrorism and another of failing to disclose information to police.
It is alleged that on 16 August last year he posted a statement on a Facebook page which was understood by members of the public as intending to encourage terrorism.
The second count alleges he failed to comply on two occasions with a notice requesting information.
The 37-year-old of Dale Road, Carlton will face trial in February.
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
The five victims of the King Power Stadium helicopter crash were remembered at last night's BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony.
Presenters Gary Lineker and Gabby Logan paid tribute to those killed - including Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha - at the start of the event's In Memorium montage.
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Police are investigating a video being circulated online, external that appears to show a vulnerable young Derby County supporter being verbally abused by a Nottingham Forest fan.
The footage starts with an unknown cameraman telling the boy he shouldn't be wearing his Rams' shirt at that location - possibly Nottingham city centre.
The man then orders the boy to repeat an offensive nickname given to Derby County supporters by rival fans.
Nottinghamshire Police said they were treating the incident as a hate crime and were working with Nottingham Forest to identify the person who filmed it.
Forest officials say they plan to invite the boy in the video to attend February's game between the two sides at the City Ground as a guest of honour.
Csaba Kiss admits 22 counts of sexual assault after police launched an appeal to trace a cyclist.
Read MoreGavin Bevis
BBC News
A motorcyclist has been killed, external in a crash with a Range Rover in Denby.
Police said the two vehicles collided in Church Street. The rider died at the scene.
Church Road was closed for several hours while a crash investigation was carried out but has now reopened.
David Pittam
BBC News Online
The QMC is on "black alert" as winter pressure starts to ramp up at Nottingham's A&E.
The Nottingham University Hospital Trust has been on Opel 4 - the highest level of alert, previously known as black alert - since Sunday.
According to the NHS this means "organisations are unable to deliver comprehensive care [and] there is increased potential for patient care and safety to be compromised."
A spokeswoman explained it is because of increased numbers of patients, particularly the elderly, coming through the doors of the emergency department and fewer leaving.
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BBC Radio Leicester
A man has been arrested for failing to stop for police after a search by the force helicopter.
Officers were patrolling on Thurcaston Road, Leicester at around 12:15 today, when they attempted to stop the driver of a van.
The vehicle made off from the scene, and a man was seen running from the van nearby.
Police searched the area with the assistance of the police helicopter and arrested a man nearby. He is currently in custody.
Businessman Prakash Bhojani says he wants to give people the chance to "get back on track".
Read MoreSandish Shoker
BBC News
Donations for Leicestershire backpacker Sophie Wilson who broke her neck while on holiday in Thailand have now reached more than £36,000.
The 24-year-old had taken out travel insurance with Insure and Go but they have decided not to cover her medical costs after she injured herself diving into a swimming pool.
A spokeswoman for the company said they could not go into specific details of the case but they had taken into account a report from their investigator and CCTV footage of the accident.
Their statement added: "We do understand that people go on holiday to have fun and enjoy themselves, but we are not able to cover circumstances where the customer has acted in a way that puts themselves at risk."
David Pittam
BBC News Online
A girl has thanked the "best firemen in the universe" with cupcakes and a letter after they rescued her trapped cat.
The pet had got itself "very stuck" between a house and a garage and had to be saved by firefighters from Birstall in Leicestershire by chipping through the wall.
You'll have to look closely to spot it in this picture.
The illustrated letter reads: "I am the little girl who the cat belongs to, I am so happy and I just wanted to say thank you. You are the best firemen in the universe."
Nick Smith
BBC News Online
The fire service has put out a blaze in a bedroom of a house in Hinckley.
Firefighters were called at 13:40 today to reports of smoke coming from the roof of the semi-detached house in Waveney Close.
Nobody was in the house at the time of the fire, which was in the first floor of the property.