Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 4 October 2016
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Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 4 October 2016
Weather: Dry but chilly night aheadpublished at 17:47 BST 4 October 2016
Kaye Forster
Weather PresenterRemaining dry overnight with variable cloud and a brisk wind and lows of 9C (48F).
Final preparations for fairpublished at 17:37 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveYou wouldn't have known the Goose Fair was coming to town tomorrow...
Will Patel and Wessels follow Hales' lead?published at 17:20 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveYou'll remember Notts opener Alex Hales pulled out of England's tour to Bangladesh last month.
Image source, Getty ImagesLatest headlines for Nottinghamshirepublished at 17:08 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveHere's what's happening across our region:
- Nottingham Prison is promised more officers as part of a £14m investment announced by the Justice Secretary
- A Nottingham woman is jailed for seven years for "reprehensible" child cruelty
- Notts Outlaws duo Samit Patel and Riki Wessels are advised not to travel to Bangladesh for a T20 tournament
Notts duo 'shouldn't go to Bangladesh'published at 16:57 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveNottinghamshire's Samit Patel and Riki Wessels are being advised by the Professional Cricketer's Association (PCA) not to travel to Bangladesh next month for a T20 competition.
Image source, Getty ImagesPCA chief executive David Leatherdale said: "The latest advice from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, external is that there is a heightened risk of further terrorist attacks against westerners.
"In those circumstances the PCA is advising its members not to travel to Bangladesh to play in the BPL."
Club remembers Clough's right hand manpublished at 16:42 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveNottingham Forest tweets...
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End of X postWoman's child cruelty 'reprehensible,' charity sayspublished at 16:40 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveHere what the NSPCC has had to say about Juanila Smikle's sentence for child cruelty:
Quote MessageSmikle’s malicious abuse of her granddaughter led to the discovery that she had mistreated four other children. Now that Smikle has been held to account for her reprehensible behaviour, the events leading up to the tragic death of Shanay Walker must be examined."
NSPCC, Spokesperson
Woman given seven-year term for child crueltypublished at 16:36 BST 4 October 2016
Ben Truslove
BBC News Online at Nottingham Crown CourtSmikle’s sentence was four years for four counts of cruelty to Shanay Walker and three other children who cannot be named, plus a further three years for the new charge.
Her time on remand since December 2014 will count towards the jail term.
Woman jailed for child crueltypublished at 16:35 BST 4 October 2016
Ben Truslove
BBC News Online at Nottingham Crown CourtJuanila Smikle (pictured) has been jailed for seven years for child cruelty towards five children including schoolgirl Shanay Walker.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceSmikle, formerly of Easegill Court, Top Valley, had been found guilty last month following a retrial at Nottingham Crown Court after she appealed her conviction.
The 55-year-old was also found guilty of a fifth count of child cruelty which was not included in the original trial.
Prison officers suffering 'abuse, intimidation and violence'published at 16:17 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveLiz Truss also spoke in her speech about the dangers prison officers in Nottingham are facing.
Image source, Getty Images"All too often they suffer abuse, intimidation and violence, fuelled by the rise in dangerous new psychoactive substances," she said.
Trio deny illegal hunt chargespublished at 16:08 BST 4 October 2016
Simon Hare
BBC Inside Out East MidlandsThree members of the Grove and Rufford Hunt, which is based in north Nottinghamshire, have all denied a charge of illegal fox hunting.
Two men and a woman will stand trial at Mansfield next year for allegedly hunting a wild mammal with dogs.
City's football heritage to be celebrated at arenapublished at 15:56 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveHave you got your tickets for this yet..?
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End of X postYour comments: Goose Fair returnspublished at 15:25 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveThe setting up of the Goose Fair has got you all talking over on the BBC Radio Nottingham Facebook page.
Nick Lane writes:, external "Some of those rides were around when I worked on there over 20 years ago.... feel old now."
Traders setting up ahead of Goose Fairpublished at 15:01 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveIf you're planning on heading to the fair and are after something for your tea...
Final preparations for annual fairpublished at 14:59 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveMy colleague Dave Wade has been out and taken these photos of the Goose Fair being set up ahead of tomorrow's grand opening.
It runs until Sunday and all the information about it can be found here., external
Justice secretary vows to protect jail staffpublished at 14:43 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveLiz Truss has promised to make Nottingham Prison a safer place by bringing in more officers.
Image source, Getty ImagesShe said: "In the last year there were 5,423 attacks on prison officers. That's almost 15 every day.
"So I say to prison staff: You do a vital job - keeping our streets safe, supporting and reforming offenders.
"And I promise you this - I will do everything in my power to protect you."
Illegal waste operators 'on the rise'published at 14:40 BST 4 October 2016
The use of warehouses to store illegal waste has almost doubled in England since 2014, the Environment Agency says.
Read MoreMansfield congestedpublished at 14:19 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveUseful information - although we're trying to work out what the missing word is - my guess is 'delay'.
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End of X post'Violent' Nottingham jail to get extra staffpublished at 14:01 BST 4 October 2016
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local LiveThe BBC revealed earlier this year that riot squads had been called into the jail on Perry Road more than 30 times since 2012.
This latest investment will see 400 new officers hired from across the country.
