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Updates for Tuesday 26 January 2016
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Sandish Shoker
Live updates for Nottinghamshire have finished for the day but we'll be back at 08:00 tomorrow with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Kaye Forster
Weather Presenter, East Midlands Today
It's been blowing a hoolie today!
It will stay windy, cloudy and damp overnight but it will be a milder night. Lows of 10C.

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Scott Knowles from the East Midlands Chamber of Commerce spoke to BBC East Midlands Today reporter Mike O'Sullivan at lunchtime and said called further delays to the M1 work was a "disappointment" to business.

"There's been increased travel time and in time that means increased costs," he said.
"Clearly this work is essential to increase capacity and reduce congestion and ultimately that is good for business."
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BBC News Online
Kevin Stanley
Reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham
And staying with roadworks, one of Nottingham's busiest inbound junctions at Canning Circus will have restrictions on it until June.
The middle lane has been closed for the construction of new student accommodation and it's been causing delays during the morning rush hour.
The city council says the overall building work won’t be complete until next March.
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BBC News Online
Alan Taylor from a Huthwaite-based haulier says the roadworks have cost them "hours and hours".

"The big distribution centres can levy up to £1,000 when you are late and that's something we want to keep away from," he said.
"And when you are late to customers as well they can refuse a load. We've just had to get on with it and do the best for our customers."
West Bridgford Wire
Search parties have been out in Radcliffe on Trent to find missing Bella - a westie rescue dog., external
She slipped her collar and ran off down the A52 yesterday. Her owner is worried she won't find her way home as she has recently been adopted.

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BBC News Online
The works between Tibshelf, Derbyshire and Sheffield have been causing a nuisance to drivers for months with the 50mph speed limit.
The work has been going on to create a "smart motorway", external which means the hard shoulder is being converted to take vehicles during busy periods and cameras are being added "to manage traffic flow".

The work costing £205m has been going on since August 2014, and now might not be finished until the end of March.
Boothy's Club in Mansfield has closed its doors after more than 23 years, external after owners Jeff and Jenny Booth decided it was time to retire.
BBC Sport
Burnley have signed former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson, who had been training with Nottingham Forest, on a short-term deal.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 36-year-old, who has been without a club since leaving Championship rivals Blackburn at the end of last term, has joined until the end of the season.
Here's another beautiful sunrise, this time from our regular Weather Watcher, Steve from Kimbo.
This morning's shot was taken of the Swingate water tower near Kimberley.
Image source, Steve from Kimbo
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Whether you make scrambled eggs, porridge or a simple toast in the morning, one council is telling its staff to make sure they eat breakfast before coming into work.
Councillor Andrew Tristram said they were not telling people what they can eat, they were "just promoting the importance of having breakfast" at the start of the day.

He said those who ate breakfast had better concentration levels and felt better and that "had a knock-on effect of providing a better service to people in Mansfield".
BBC Nottingham Sport
Morecambe v Mansfield tonight has been given the go ahead after a pitch inspection.
The Football League had advised an inspection was carried out at the Globe Arena after heavy rain in the north west.
Kick off is at 19:45.
East Midlands Today
It's been confirmed that delayed roadworks on a part of the M1 won't be finished until the spring - almost a year late.
Highways England say they've got to "thoroughly test the technology" before opening the system between junctions 28 and 31.
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BBC News Online
I can rarely function without having breakfast in the morning, but there are a lot of people who skip it.
Now Mansfield District Council is telling staff to eat before coming to work, which they say will help improve their memory and concentration levels.
Image source, PACouncillor Andrew Tristram said they were trying to promote the benefits of having breakfast before taking it to the wider community in Mansfield.
He said: "As a responsible employer we want to look after the health and well-being of our staff and are encouraging good practice in this area."
BBC Radio Nottingham
You often hear breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
Now Mansfield District Council is launching a three-day campaign to encourage its staff to eat a healthy breakfast.
We'll hear more about how the council is doing this.
There was another dramatic sunrise over Nottinghamshire this morning.
Weather Watcher, JBMweather, took this photo over Rainworth.
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