Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 GMT 15 February 2017
That's all from Leicestershire Local Live - updates will start again on Thursday at 08:00.
Summary
Updates for Wednesday 15 February 2017
Man arrested on suspicion of murder
More arrests in Ashby assault investigation
Concern for missing woman
Women's centre at risk of closure
Jack Roberts leaving for Cardiff Blues
Selby makes progress in Welsh Open
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Thursday
Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 GMT 15 February 2017
Weather: Dry with some sunshine on Thursdaypublished at 17:55 GMT 15 February 2017
Lucy Martin
BBC WeatherLargely dry with patchy cloud overnight. There's the potential for an odd isolated shower but mostly staying dry.
A minimum temperature of 5C (41F).
A frost-free start to Thursday - any patches of mist and fog slow to lift. Mostly dry with some decent and at times prolonged spells of sunshine.
Your questions: Should Chapman's birth place get a plaque?published at 17:42 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveAnother part of Adam Posnett's question was: Shouldn't there be a blue plaque put there?
Well first of all it's worth noting that in 2014 this plaque was put up in Melton Mowbray at one of many houses the actor grew up in.
Image source, Leicestershire County CouncilThe Heritage Foundation are the people behind the blue plaques - I've been in touch with them about the possibility one for Graham Chapman and they said it would "absolutely" be something they'd be interested in.
It would need the approval of the building owner and city council but it COULD happen.
Your questions: Where was Graham Chapman born?published at 17:37 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveAdam Posnett used Your Questions to ask: Where exactly was the care home that Graham Chapman of Monty Python was born in Stoneygate?
Well I've been doing a bit of digging and with the help of the Stoneygate Conservation Area Society it's been identified as this building on Stoneygate Road...
Image source, GoogleThe old Victorian House is now part of Blossoms Nursery but it's thought to have been the Stoneygate Nursing Home in 1941 when the actor was born there.
Neil Crutchley from the society said: "If you look to the left you can see a later addtition which looks as though it could well have been part of a nursing home as it has that 'utilitarian' look about it."
East Midlands Airport sees increase in passengerspublished at 17:22 GMT 15 February 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveEast Midlands Airport has seen a 15% increase in passenger numbers so far this year.
Last month nearly 220,000 people travelled through the airport, around 30,000 more than in January 2016.
Image source, PAIn total, 4.6 million people walked through its doors last year.
Your Questions: Is Rutland better off being independent?published at 16:55 GMT 15 February 2017
Liam Barnes
BBC News OnlineAhead of the 20th anniversary of Rutland once again becoming its own county, you asked us if separating from Leicestershire had been a good thing for residents.
We paid a visit to both sides of the border to ask people if they think they'd be better off together, and here's what they had to say.
Get in touch if you have any more questions about your local area you want us to investigate.
'Bleak' future for Sharnfordpublished at 16:54 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveMike Lee doesn't sound hopeful about the future for the village - he worries the expansion of Magna Park and DIRFT will only lead to more HGVs using the narrow roads of Sharnford.
Image source, Sharnford Traffic Action GroupHe wants average speed cameras in the village and eventually a bypass.
East Midlands Airport sees increase in passengerspublished at 16:09 GMT 15 February 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local LiveEast Midlands Airport has seen a 15% increase in passenger numbers so far this year.
Last month nearly 220,000 people travelled through the airport, around 30,000 more than in January 2016.
Image source, PAIn total, 4.6 million people walked through its doors last year.
Road 'lethal' to pedestrianspublished at 16:01 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveThis photo shows a car overtaking another on Leicester Road - the thing is, there's a pedestrian crossing just ahead...
Image source, Sharnford Traffic Action GroupMike Lee from the Sharnford Traffic Action Group told BBC Radio Leicester three people have been knocked over on the crossing although they weren't seriously injured.
He said another man was injured walking along the pavement when he was hit by a lorry wing mirror
Mr Lee called the road "lethal".
'One in five drivers are speeding'published at 15:49 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveThe group based in Sharnford have been number crunching and reckon around 21% of the vehicles that travel through the village are speeding.
Image source, Sharnford Traffic Action GroupSTAG don't have the powers to fine them but if they did - they claim it would have cost a total of £5.6m.
Other 'dangerous driving' issuespublished at 15:47 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveSharnford Traffic Action Group (known as STAG) has been campaigning against dangerous driving in the village for more than 10 years.
They claim it's not just speed that's dangerous but vehicles like HGVs using the narrow Leicester Road - as you can see...
Image source, Sharnford Traffic Action GroupDrivers caught speeding in Sharnfordpublished at 15:25 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveMore now on the vehicles caught speeding in Sharnford...
Since November 2015, the Sharnford Traffic Action Group claims it has recorded 562,000 vehicles driving above the 30mph speed limit on the village's two main roads.
Image source, Sharnford Traffic Action GroupThey said some drivers were even clocked at eye watering speeds topping 100mph.
Your Questions: Is Rutland better off being independent?published at 15:18 GMT 15 February 2017
Liam Barnes
BBC News OnlineThis is a tricky one to answer, especially with some residents working outside the county.
But by many measurements, like average wage, education level, and employment rates, external, Rutland does better than average.
It also scores well for life satisfaction, external (on this link, scroll down to the map and select Rutland).
Image source, ThinkstockYour Questions: Is Rutland better off being independent?published at 15:10 GMT 15 February 2017
Liam Barnes
BBC News OnlineIt's small, it's beautiful and it's 20 years since it broke away from Leicestershire - but has taking back control paid off for locals in Rutland?
The two counties became one in 1974, but Rutland returned on 1 April, 1997, and is now run by its own county council.
You've used Your Questions and asked us this head-scratcher: Is it better off being independent or should it return to Leicestershire?
Charity expresses concern for dogpublished at 14:39 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveQuote Message“We are very concerned about this dog’s welfare as it sounds like the dog was subjected to a vicious attack and was seen limping shortly afterwards. It is believed that the person who attacked the dog drove away with the animal. We are urging anyone with any information to contact us in complete confidence so we can trace the dog."
Jim Lucas, RSPCA Chief Inspector for Leicestershire
Report of dog attack in Cosbypublished at 14:39 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveThe animal charity RSPCA has received an anonymous phone call from someone claiming to have seen a French Bulldog being kicked and punched on a building site in Cosby.
The witness said it happened inside a blue transit van at about 15:00 last Thursday (9 February) at “The Riggies”.
Road closed to recover lorrypublished at 13:50 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveIt looks like police are now closing the road to recover the lorry...
Lorry 'un-stuck' from bridgepublished at 13:30 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveThis is the lorry that was stuck under Mantle Lane Bridge in Coalville - it has now been removed...
Our reporter who went to the scene said it looked like the cargo from the lorry was being unloaded into the smaller blue one in front.
MP compares unemployment figures to last yearpublished at 13:05 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveMP Nicky Morgan has tweeted some more specific unemployment figures for Loughborough...
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End of X postHundreds report hate crimes after referendumpublished at 12:31 GMT 15 February 2017
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveEarlier I told you about an increase in reported hate crime in Leicestershire in the three months after the EU Referendum - the actual number was 213 cases.
That's a 60% rise in reported hate crime.
