Pensioner dies days after being hit by a bus
Man jailed for sex offences against girls
Woman to go on trial accused of killing baby
HSBC ad mixes up Nottingham and Newcastle
Teen attacked with Stanley knife
Live updates for Tuesday 7 May
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Staff at the Royal Derby Hospital's maternity unit couldn't mask their delight at the arrival of a new royal baby yesterday.
The trust in charge of the hospital said about 25 newborns are delivered every day at its maternity units in Derby, Burton and Lichfield.
Image source, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Trust
David Pittam
BBC News Online
A widening gap will emerge between the economies of the South East and the North of England after Brexit, and Derby will be left at the very bottom, a new report suggests.
A study by law firm Irwin Mitchell and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), predicts that, at the end of 2020, the city will have the lowest economic growth of any city in England (0.6%).
Image source, GoogleNo location in the North of England or Midlands is in the top 10.
The forecasts assume an amended version of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement will be the basis of the future UK-EU relationship.
BBC Sport
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers was pleased by the "great courage" his players showed in their Manchester City game on Monday, saying their performance bodes well for the future.
The game ended in a 1-0 defeat for the Foxes, after Vincent Kompany's wonder strike. It puts a spot in next season's Europa League out of Leicester's reach.
Image source, ReutersBut their manager said: "Our motivation was to come in for our own development and performance. We pushed City, arguably the best team in Europe, right to the very end.
"I thought defensively and tactically, the team played a good game. They are difficult to contain with their quality and some world-class players.
"We will learn from this and look to end the season strongly."
Tom Taylor's unbeaten 98 helps Leicestershire to a 36-run win over Warwickshire in their final One-Day Cup group game.
Read MoreNeil Ploughman thanked his supporters for standing by him after he was elected to the Belper Central ward.
Read MoreWorcestershire pull off a record run-chase at Derbyshire but must get through a home play-off to reach the One-Day Cup semi-finals.
Read MoreDavid Pittam
BBC News Online
An HSBC advert which aims to tap in to local pride by referencing famous pubs, inventions and sports teams has appeared in Highbury Vale in Nottingham.
Unfortunately, it's clear it was supposed to have been put more than 150 miles further north in Newcastle, where references to Geordies, the Toon and the Angel of the North would make a bit more sense...
To be fair, the nod to the 'Magpies' does work for both cities.
Image source, James HewittMan City are one win away from the Premier League title after Vincent Kompany's stunning goal secures victory against Leicester.
Read MoreDavid Pittam
BBC News Online
Police are warning the public not to approach a dog running loose round Braunstone Park.
They describe it as dangerous, white, and looking like a Staffordshire bull terrier. If you see it, call 999 immediately.
Image source, GoogleDavid Pittam
BBC News Online
A 17-year-old was attacked with what is believed to have been a Stanley knife during a fight outside a shop in Mansfield.
It happened at the One Stop on Westfield Lane at around 17:15 on 28 April.
The teenager, who was left with a cut to his ear, was later assaulted again by the group - near a bus stop on the same road.
Police are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.
Image source, GoogleDavid Pittam
BBC News Online
Police arrested two people after finding seven containers full of fuel and an electric pump in the boot of their car in Matlock.
Image source, Derbyshire ConstabularyThey were boxed in on the A610 after being spotted with the equipment hooked up to a stationary bus.
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BBC Radio Nottingham
The new Labour Mayor of Mansfield says he's pressing ahead with his pledge to give 30% of his £60,000 salary to community projects.
Andy Abrahams is meeting the district council's chief executive this morning after his victory by just two votes last week.
Image source, Google
BBC Radio Leicester
Leicester's re-elected mayor Sir Peter Soulsby has said "watch this space" in terms of creating an honour for the city's Premier league winning team.
He told BBC Radio Leicester discussions are under way with the club, but his preferred option is freedom of the city.
Image source, ReutersBBC Radio Nottingham
The new leader of Nottingham City Council, David Mellen, says tackling knife crime will be one of his first priorities, after four people were stabbed outside a nightclub in the early hours of Monday.
They were taken to hospital after the fight outside Pryzm in Lower Parliament Street and one is in a serious condition.
So far six men, aged between 18 and 24, have been arrested, including some who were injured in the fight.
It doesn't look like we'll be getting a break from the cool and wet weather of the weekend for a few days, but it may get better by the end of the week...
East Midlands Today
A Nottingham woman has been describing how she had to give up work because of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Hannah Grundy was diagnosed with ME only months after starting a new job at Experian. At one point she even struggled to get out of bed.
This week she's supporting a national campaign to raise awareness about the condition - which affects a quarter of a million people in the UK.
She said: "Before I got ill, I used to get up, brush my teeth, go to the loo, have a shower, get dressed and wash a few pots - now I wouldn't achieve all that in a day.
"It's very much behind closed doors. When you see us, it's on a good day when we don't necessarily look that ill - you don't see the three days of rest to get to that point."
East Midlands Today
A charity is warning of a significant rise in reports of dogs being left in hot cars.
Last year the RSPCA hotline took more than 8,000 calls across the country, with 143 in Derbyshire alone - although this is down from 175 in 2017.
A further 123 cases were reported in Nottinghamshire, up from 100 in 2017, and 112 in Leicestershire, up from 96 in 2017.
Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Pittam
BBC News Online
The Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is warning climate change could be "catastrophic" for wildlife in the Peak District as well as the rest of the county.
Species normally confined to the south are now being found in Derbyshire as parts of it have become warm enough for them.
The trust says this could put existing wildlife at risk - including curlews and ring ouzels.
David Pittam
BBC News Online
Good morning, it's myself and Gavin Bevis today, bringing you the latest news, sport and travel from across the region.
