Millwall stun play-off hopefuls Derbypublished at 22:09 Greenwich Mean Time 20 February 2019
Jed Wallace's second-half strike eases Millwall's relegation concerns and dents Derby County's Championship play-off hopes.
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Updates for Tuesday 19 February
Nick Smith, Amy Woodfield and David Pittam
Jed Wallace's second-half strike eases Millwall's relegation concerns and dents Derby County's Championship play-off hopes.
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Read MoreHistoric England says the plans would cause harm to Leicester Cathedral, where Richard III was interred in 2015.
Read MoreNotts County remain bottom of League Two as an excellent Newport display sees them secure a first away win since September.
Read MoreThe 59-year-old Hungarian national is being held on suspicion of immigration offences.
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The woman, in her 50s, was found in a park in Leicester with an "open skull fracture" and "bleeding to the brain".
Read MoreKit Sandeman
Local Democracy Reporter
From April, all council tax-payers in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire will see an increase in the amount they pay.
Some councils are freezing their part of the tax, while others are increasing it by the maximum amount possible.
Here's how it looks across the county and city:
Kit Sandeman
Local Democracy Reporter
The leader of Nottingham City Council has called for the former Labour MP Chris Leslie to stand down.
It comes after the Nottingham East MP and six others resigned from the Labour Party yesterday, citing differences over Brexit and differences with the leadership of the party.
Labour leader Jon Collins (pictured) said categorically he did not want the job but argued there had been long-standing concern in Nottingham East about Mr Leslie.
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A man shattered a woman's skull in a "savage sexual and physical assault" and left her for dead near a children's play park in Leicester, a court has heard.
A jury was told Zakarya Etarghi brutally attacked a woman in her 50s and just hours later pleaded with friends to get him on a truck that would take him out of the country.
The woman was left with life-threatening injuries near the park off Cedar Road, Evington, just after 04:45am on August 3 last year, a trial at Leicester Crown Court heard today.
Prosecutor William Harbage QC called it a "brutal attack".
DNA profiles obtained from blood from pieces of paper and cigarette packets in the defendant's flat matched that of the woman, the prosecution said.
Jurors heard the 24-year-old had admitted he was present in the park that night but denies both charges of attempted murder and rape, saying someone else must have been responsible.
The court was told Etarghi, of no fixed address, sent "incriminating" messages to his friends after the alleged attack - including one which said: "I can just see it, today is the day I get nicked".
He had fled 60 miles away to Stoke-on-Trent and "laid low" for a fortnight until his arrest, the court heard.
The court heard Etarghi had said in a police interview that both he and his alleged victim had taken cocaine before the incident.
The trial continues.
Though no longer to be used in active service, the Tornado jets will help with RAF training.
Read MoreEddie Bisknell
Local Democracy Reporter
Nottinghamshire will be left without a fire control room to handle emergency calls following a new merger with its counterpart in Derbyshire.
A new joint fire control is to be set up this year and would see staff working in a purpose-built centre in a bid to save vital funds.
The joint control scheme is one of the flagship money-savers in Derbyshire fire service's budget, approved at a meeting on 14 February.
Both services are expecting to run a deficit of hundreds of thousands next year so it is hoped this move will save them each £350,000 a year. But it could cost £430,000 to set up at the Ascot Drive site in Derby, pictured above.
It is understood to be too early to say if the move will result in job losses.
Director Jamie Tann is banned for 11 years after he misused funds on failed foreign exchange trades.
Read MoreDavid Pittam
BBC News Online
A 21-year-old was stabbed outside a Nottingham takeaway in broad daylight on Saturday.
He was stabbed in the collarbone and the arm at 15:15 outside Papa's Grill in Ilkeston Road.
He was taken to hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries and has since been discharged, police said.
Police are appealing for witnesses, particularly from anyone who may have been on a passing bus at the time.
Two boys, aged 16 and 17, were arrested in Bestwood on Sunday on suspicion of Section 18 GBH and were subsequently released on conditional bail until 15 March 2019.
Amy Abethell, from Nottingham, found her great-great uncle's diary and asked for help to decipher it.
Read MoreChris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
A Labour MP has apologised "unreservedly" for a Facebook comment about The Independent Group, saying said she had no intention of "invoking a conspiracy theory".
Ruth George, who represents High Peak, had written it was "possible" the group of MPs, which broke away from Labour yesterday, is supported by Israel.
But she appears to have since deleted the comment and published an apology which reads: "I unreservedly and wholeheartedly apologise for my comment.
"I had no intention of invoking a conspiracy theory and I am deeply sorry that my ill-thought out and poorly worded comment did this. I withdraw it completely."
Jeremy Clarke murdered Tracey Evans in a drunken "explosion" of rage by slitting her throat.
Read MoreDavid Pittam
BBC News Online
A police operation which forced the partial closure of the M1 was prompted by someone making an emergency call from the back of a lorry carrying suspected illegal immigrants.
Leicestershire Police said they had to force the lorry doors open to reach those inside.
Two lanes of the M1 northbound near J20 were shut and an air ambulance was called, though no-one was seriously injured.
The 59-year-old Hungarian lorry driver has been arrested on suspicion of immigration offences.
David Pittam
BBC News Online
A lane of the A38 in Derbyshire remains closed while it is repaired after a Mercedes caught fire.
No-one was injured in the blaze which shut both lanes between Toyota and Clay Mills this morning.
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