Summary

  • Live updates for Thursday 7 September 2017

  • Teen charged over boy's cardiac arrest death

  • Nine injured in 10-vehicle crash on A50

  • '25 million-to-one' triple-yolk egg laid in Nottinghamshire

  • Inquest opens into the death of boy, 5

  • Probe after Tour of Britain cyclist crashes into car

  1. Derby County 5-0 Hull Citypublished at 21:38 BST 8 September 2017

    Derby County score four goals in a clinical first-half display to secure a comfortable Championship win over Hull City.

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  2. How Vardy is helping others to 'do a Vardy'published at 06:22 BST 8 September 2017

    Jamie Vardy's rise from non-league footballer to England international has been well documented. Now he is hoping to discover the next star.

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  3. Nottinghamshire v Worcestershire - day fourpublished at 19:50 BST 7 September 2017

    Listen to live BBC local radio coverage of Nottinghamshire against Worcestershire in Division Two of the County Championship.

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  4. Leicestershire v Gloucestershire - day fourpublished at 19:48 BST 7 September 2017

    Listen to live BBC local radio coverage of Leicestershire against Gloucestershire in Division Two of the County Championship.

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  5. Derbyshire v Glamorgan - day fourpublished at 19:47 BST 7 September 2017

    Listen to live BBC local radio coverage of Derbyshire against Glamorgan in Division Two of the County Championship.

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  6. County ins & outs 2017published at 19:05 BST 7 September 2017

    With the 2017 county season here, keep up to date with the latest signings, departures and rumours ahead of next season.

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  7. Hibs boss expects January McGinn bidspublished at 18:25 BST 7 September 2017

    Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon thinks John McGinn will attract fresh interest if the Nottingham Forest target continues to improve.

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  8. Boy, 5, killed by 'air gun injury' namedpublished at 18:16 BST 7 September 2017

    He suffered a head injury, believed to have been caused by an airgun pellet.

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  9. Derby & Barnsley moves fall throughpublished at 18:09 BST 7 September 2017

    Derby County and Barnsley both fail to have deadline-day transfers ratified by the English Football League.

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  10. Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 7 September 2017

    Regular live coverage on this page has ended for the day, but breaking news, sport and travel updates will continue to appear through the night.

    East Midlands Live returns from 08:00 tomorrow morning.

  11. Norwell haul puts Glos on verge of winpublished at 17:57 BST 7 September 2017

    Liam Norwell takes five wickets to keep Gloucestershire on course to beat Leicestershire before bad light stops play.

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  12. Soubry: Brexit is 'a blooming nightmare'published at 17:50 BST 7 September 2017

    BBC Politics

    Conservative Anna Soubry has argued it's "folly" to oppose the bill at second reading, but observed the "many concerns on these benches" about the boost to executive power are justified.

    Anna soubryImage source, HoC

    "We can find other mechanisms to achieve that, and to scrutinise properly," she says of the use of delegated powers.

    "If people tell you we are thwarting the will of the people, they are telling you lies."

    She added: "They said Brexit would be so easy and as you now know it's not just challenging - it's a blooming nightmare."

  13. Morgan on Brexit bill: 'We're going to take the rules, not make them'published at 17:49 BST 7 September 2017

    BBC Politics

    During the EU (Withdrawal) Bill debate, Loughborough MP Nicky Morgan mentioned the so-called divorce bill, citing Dan Hannan MEP's observation that "we are a country that pays what we owes", asserting: "We should pay what we owe to the EU."

    nicky morganImage source, HoC

    She talked about the difference between "rule-makers" and "rule-takers".

    "If we want convergence [on regulation after Brexit] we're going to have to take the rules and not make them," she warned.

  14. Clarke on Brexit bill: 'We may have to go back to the drawing board'published at 17:48 BST 7 September 2017

    BBC Politics

    Rushcliffe's Ken Clarke has said he accepts "we are going to leave the EU" and it's "idle" to pretend otherwise - the question is how we do so.

    Ken ClarkeImage source, HoC

    The Conservative former chancellor said he's minded to vote for the bill, but he's "going to need some assurances".

    "I think we may have to force it to go back to the drawing board," he said, in order to ensure the bill gives Parliament the control which the Leave campaign sought.

    He also describes the timetable for the bill as "comic", asking for more time to discuss the complexities.

    "I don't want any more assurances or charm... I want amendments," he added.

  15. '25 million-to-one' triple-yolk egg laid in Nottinghamshirepublished at 17:46 BST 7 September 2017

    Dave Wade
    BBC Local Live

    This is not a yolk. It's three yolks. In one egg.

    triple eggImage source, Kay Sullivan

    It was laid by a hen named Sully in Nottinghamshire.

    Sully is one of a number of chicks hatched at Alderman Pounder School in Chilwell earlier this year.

    Teaching assistant Kay Sullivan took four of the them home - and they've been consistently laying double-yolkers.

    eggsImage source, Kay Sullivan

    However, last night Kay got her camera ready as Sully had laid a particularly big one.

    "I thought one of my friends had played a trick with a joke egg, it was so big," she said.

    "Last night I thought, 'I'm going to crack it'.

    "I Googled it and it said there's a one in 25 million chance of getting a triple yolk."

    sullyImage source, Kay Sullivan

    Kay had the triple yolker on two slices of toast (it wouldn't fit on one) with a bit of brown sauce and it tasted "lovely", she said.

    triple egg on toastImage source, Kay Sullivan
  16. Rare pheasant spotted in Leicesterpublished at 17:41 BST 7 September 2017

    Dave Wade
    BBC Local Live

    BBC Radio Leicester reporter Bridget Blair spotted this striking bird, external on her roof in Leicester this morning - but what is it?

    reeve's pheasant

    We contacted the British Trust for Ornithology.

    Claire Boothby, from the trust, said: "What a bird! It looks like a Reeves's pheasant to me.

    "It is captive bred in the UK but we see occasionally escapees and there are a few odd feral populations."

    The East Midlands has been getting twitchers excited of late, with the dusky thrush in Derbyshire in December, the bee-eaters of East Leake over the summer and, most recently, a hoopoe in Loughborough.

  17. Saints beat Tigers in derby, Bath, Exeter & Quins win - relive Saturday's Premiership actionpublished at 17:40 BST 7 September 2017

    Relive all the action as Northampton, Bath, Exeter and Harlequins win on a frenetic afternoon of Premiership rugby.

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  18. Teenagers arrested after two robberies in Leicesterpublished at 17:31 BST 7 September 2017

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    Two teenagers, aged 17 and 14, have been arrested after two robberies along the canal towpath between Abbey Park and St Margaret's Pastures in Leicester last night.

    The robberies are believed to have taken place between 21:00 and 22:30.

    Robberies along the canal pathImage source, Google

    Two people were approached in separate incidents and threatened before items were stolen including a bank card and cash, Leicestershire Police said, external.

    The teenagers, detained on suspicion of robbery, remain in police custody.

  19. Body found in search for missing Robin Millspublished at 17:27 BST 7 September 2017

    Maryam Qaiser
    BBC Local Live

    Officers searching for Robin Mills from Fenny Drayton have discovered a body.

    Although formal identification of the body has not yet been confirmed, it is believed to be Robin Mills, Leicestershire Police said.

    The discovery was made earlier this afternoon in an area close to Mancetter in Warwickshire.

  20. Your comments: Kitten found with bulging eyespublished at 17:25 BST 7 September 2017

    Facebook

    People have been getting in touch on Facebook, external to share their views after Rupert the kitten was found in Derby with severely protruding eyes, thought to have been caused by a head injury.

    The RSPCA said Rupert's eyes will now have to be removed.

    Vanessa Bond wrote: "How awful for him, poor little baby."

    Judith Harris de Massa said: "Heart breaking...made me cry."

    Sultanah Bunhejee Sooo said: "So sad for him."

    Rupert the catImage source, RSPCA