Latest updates: East Midlands Livepublished at 07:53 GMT 14 December 2017
The latest news, sport, travel and weather for the East Midlands.
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Borrowash deaths: Claire Nagle unlawfully killed
Birstall blast: Man 'could be out of home for months'
Baby born with heart outside body 'doing well'
Boy, 5, took knives into school
Perfume 'squat trader' shut down
Dog owner shunned surgery for web advice
Football: Puel ready for 'strange' Saints return
Live updates on Wednesday 13 December
Latest updates: East Midlands Livepublished at 07:53 GMT 14 December 2017
Dad turns garden into winter wonderlandpublished at 00:59 GMT 14 December 2017
The PE teacher is raising money for a special school in his home town.
Read MoreSouthampton 1-4 Leicester Citypublished at 22:31 GMT 13 December 2017
Leicester defender Harry Maguire says "confidence is flowing" as manager Claude Puel is victorious on his return to Southampton.
Read MoreMan jumped off bridge after killing wifepublished at 19:17 GMT 13 December 2017
Estranged couple Claire and Vincent Nagle died on the same day in December 2016, an inquest hears.
Read MoreHead-on death smash driver jailedpublished at 18:32 GMT 13 December 2017
Abigail Andrews deliberately drove into Andrew McKenna's car.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00
Dedicated live coverage on this page is over for Wednesday, but some news, sport and travel will appear automatically overnight.
East Midlands Live returns from 08:00 tomorrow morning.
Boy, five, took knives into schoolpublished at 17:50 GMT 13 December 2017
Parents found out from media reports and say it is "shocking" the school did not tell them about it.
Read MoreCity centre road reopened after crashpublished at 17:44 GMT 13 December 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC NewsMeadow Lane has reopened following a crash involving two cars and lorry but there is still congestion and bus delays in the city centre.
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End of X postAppeal after woman robbed in Nottinghampublished at 17:36 GMT 13 December 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC NewsCCTV images have been released of two men police want to speak to after a woman was robbed in Forest Fields.
The 29-year-old woman was walking along Mansfield Road at about 16:30 on 11 November when two men approached her and stole cash, Nottinghamshire Police said., external
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceCordon lifted following Birstall gas explosionpublished at 17:11 GMT 13 December 2017
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsA residential street that was closed following a fatal gas explosion earlier this week has reopened.
Image source, PAEmergency services were called to Allington Drive, Birstall, following the blast in the early hours of Monday morning.
It completely destroyed one property, tore another in half and damaged 50 others.
Leicestershire Police has confirmed that its officers will remain on Allington Drive overnight to reassure residents whose houses have been affected.
Delays to bus services after city centre crashpublished at 17:11 GMT 13 December 2017
Maryam Qaiser
BBC NewsThere are severe delays to the bus services in Nottingham following a crash between two cars and a lorry on Meadow Lane.
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End of X postAre you paying too much for Brussels sprouts?published at 17:02 GMT 13 December 2017
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsConsumers could find themselves paying vastly different prices for their Brussels sprouts this Christmas, a new study has found.
Image source, PAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty ImagesThe research, by Loughborough University, looked at prices of the Christmas vegetable across eight food shops, finding they cost between £1 and £1.99 per pack.
But Dr Jon Seaton, who was in charge of the research, found that the greater price disparity came about when consumers did not pay attention to the packaging.
He said some shoppers could pay as little as £1 or as much as £11 per kilogram.
Dr Seaton added: "We all tend to look for prices close to a pound - all vegetables are in packs for a pound, or a pound something.
"But there is a big range in the amount of sprouts per pack.
"A single supermarket can have up to eight kinds of sprout packs, and the pricing is done in such a way that you can't easily compare each pack".
Borrowash death: Woman unlawfully killed by husbandpublished at 16:36 GMT 13 December 2017
BreakingMaryam Qaiser
BBC NewsA woman who was found strangled at her home in Borrowash was unlawfully killed by her husband, an inquest has heard.
Claire Nagle, 38, was found unconscious at her mother's home after her son Nathan Paton, 22, was discovered nearby covered in blood on 16 December 2016.
The coroner today concluded that Claire Nagle was unlawfully killed by her husband Vincent, who later fell from a bridge on the M1.
Image source, Family HandoutThe 44-year-old died from neck injuries after the fall near Trowell services.
The coroner concluded a verdict of suicide for Vincent Nagle who deliberately jumped from the motorway bridge, the inquest heard.
Nottingham crash: Three injuredpublished at 16:29 GMT 13 December 2017
Dave Wade
BBC NewsA man and a woman were taken to hospital and another was treated at the scene after a crash in Nottingham, according to the fire service.
Two cars and a lorry collided on Meadow Lane at about 14:30.
Another casualty was treated for head injuries at the scene.
Driver jailed for 'deliberate' road deathpublished at 16:07 GMT 13 December 2017
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsA woman has been jailed for nine-and-a-half years for killing a man in a car crash in a bid to take her own life.
Image source, Derbyshire Police issueAbigail Andrews drove her car into Andrew McKenna's vehicle on a single carriageway road in North Derbyshire.
Andrews, who was 18 at the time of the crash in June 2016, collided with Mr McKenna after taking to the road following an argument.
Two of Mr McKenna's work colleagues, who were passengers, were also seriously injured.
Andrews had tried to argue that she was swerving to avoid a group of teenagers, but she confessed to witnesses she had done it deliberately.
In passing sentence at Derby Crown Court, the judge also banned Andrews from driving for nine years and nine months.
Couple fined for feeding duckspublished at 15:59 GMT 13 December 2017
Dave Wade
BBC NewsA Derby couple have been fined £75 for feeding the ducks in the city's River Gardens.
Image source, iStock / Getty Images PlusSally Jones said she hadn't realised she'd been doing anything wrong until she was approached by two city council enforcement officers, who told her it was littering.
They told them the fine would be reduced to £50 if they paid within 10 days.
"I want to raise awareness for people with families and children, especially at this time of year, they haven't got the spare £50 to pay a fine like that," Sally said.
The authority has said it will cancel the fine in this case.
Foxes bidding for fourth win in a rowpublished at 15:52 GMT 13 December 2017
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsLeicester defender Harry Maguire tweets...
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End of X postRare lift closed 'with heavy heart'published at 15:51 GMT 13 December 2017
A petition to save the Paternoster lift describes it as a "piece of engineering history".
Read MoreNottingham crash: Driver injuredpublished at 15:47 GMT 13 December 2017
Dave Wade
BBC NewsPolice said one person has been taken to hospital with injuries not believed to be life-changing.
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End of X postThe crash between two lorries and a car happened in Meadow Lane, near the Notts County ground, about 14:30.
The road remains closed between Lady Bay Bridge and County Road but should open soon, a Nottinghamshire Police spokesman said.
The air ambulance was called to the scene.
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End of X post 2BBC commentator's anguish over mother's deathpublished at 15:46 GMT 13 December 2017
Calum McKenzie
BBC NewsA BBC football commentator has spoken of his "heartbreak" after his mother's body was found seven weeks after she died.
Image source, Ian StringerIan Stringer, who commentates for the BBC Radio Leicester on Leicester City matches, was speaking after an inquest concluded her cause of death should be recorded as unascertained.
Christine Davies, who struggled with alcoholism, was found at her home in Lincoln on 21 June last year, after neighbours raised the alarm because she had not been seen for a number of weeks.
Mr Stringer believes Ms Davies hit her head in April and died on 4 May.
Image source, Ian Stringer"It feels like someone has ripped my heart out and they’re feeding it back to me," Mr Stringer told BBC News.
He added that he continually tried to get his mother to seek help for her addiction but admits that "she was in denial and she didn't think she had a problem".
"I did my best but I failed and I don’t like failure, she instilled that in me."
