Mark Swinhoe died at the scene while being treated by paramedics.

Oldham Athletic beat Leicester City U21s in a six-goal thriller to reach the EFL Trophy quarter-finals.

Y Not Festival will return at a new site in July after being cancelled a day early last year.

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.

Alexandra Hamilton
BBC weather presenter

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind for much of the East Midlands.

There is the chance of gusts of 50-60mph at lower levels and potentially up to 70mph over high ground.

Gusts are likely to peak in the early hours but there could still be some tricky driving conditions around rush hour.

It will be a cold and windy night with a band of heavy rain moving eastwards overnight.

Expect the strongest winds as the rain clears in the early hours and icy patches could form in places with lows of 0C (32F).

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter

Derby will escape the worst of any Rolls-Royce job cuts after the company announced that it is to restructure the business, according to its boss.

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Chief executive Warren East said: “Most of our Derby operations are civil aerospace, which is unaffected.

"Most of the people at Rolls-Royce in Derby won’t really see a huge change from the big restructure, which is moving from five business units to three.”

Maryam Qaiser
BBC News

Drivers have been told to avoid London Road in Nottingham this evening.

There are no reported accidents but traffic is a lot heavier than usual.

This is also causing delays to some of the bus services in the city.

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Leicester Mercury

A GP has been acquitted by a jury of sexually abusing, external a patient during a medical examination.

Dr Farouk Patel, a married father, wept with relief when he was found not guilty of two sexual assaults upon the male patient, and causing him to engage in sexual activity without consent.

Press Association

A music festival abandoned after its site turned into a sea of mud will return this summer.

Derbyshire's Y Not festival was cancelled over safety concerns in July last year after torrential downpours hit the site.

Before it was halted, festival-goers shared photos and videos of the swamp-like conditions while several bands, including Happy Mondays, Two Door Cinema Club and The Vaccines, were unable to perform.

Image source, Joe Pantling

Organisers have now unveiled a new site adjacent to its former home which will "address some of the challenges of the previous site location".

They said the Aston Hill Farm venue in the Peak District allowed for better access points for vehicles and promised there would be clear routes between the campsite and arena.

The festival will take place between 27 and 29 July.

Burton Albion sign West Ham United's Norway international forward Martin Samuelsen on loan.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC News

Two men threatened staff with knives during a robbery at a shop in Matlock.

Derbyshire Police, external said the men demanded cash from the till at the One Stop store in Lime Tree Road.

The pair then ran off towards the nearby housing estate.

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One man has been described as white, slim and in his mid-20s and was wearing black jogging bottoms, a blue coat and a black cap.

The other man wore dark trousers, a black coat with the hood up and had his face covered.

It happened between 19:00 and 17:30 on 5 January.

Chris Fawcett
BBC News

A centre for out-of-work people will have to shut some of its offices after it lost £100,000 of funding.

The Derbyshire Unemployed Workers Centre operates 16 outreach locations across the county providing advice but says some of these will have to be closed after losing funding from the county council.

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Derbyshire County Council said it was trying to become more efficient, and wanted a new service to reach more people in all areas of the county.

Nottinghamshire are considering Australia spinner Nathan Lyon as their overseas player for the coming season.

Leicester Tigers boss Matt O'Connor says his struggling side need to keep their belief and shut out the criticism.

Nottingham Post

A trader must do community work after trapping investigators who were hunting for illegal, external cigarettes in his city shop.

Hemen Khedr, 39, took the key from the locked front door and blocked the rear exit while demanding the return of illicit goods, a court heard.

One wheelchair user was quoted up to five times more than the cost of a standard journey.

Gavin Bevis
BBC News

Derbyshire Police have warned people in Ilkeston not to be alarmed if they spot their media team filming a reconstruction of a rape and attempted murder in the town tonight.

Actors are being used for the filming in Queens Avenue, where a woman was attacked in November.

It's due to take place between 19:00 and 21:00, external.

Mark Swinhoe died at the scene while being treated by paramedics.

East Midlands Today

Nottingham's first ever puppet festival will be a four-day celebration of every kind of puppetry, organisers said.

The festival - run by City Arts Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University - will be held in March at various venues across the city.

Puppets on display will include giant birds, wild dogs and an iron man.

Here Alison Duddle talks about the puppets she has made and Sean Myatt, senior lecturer at the university, tells us what will happen during the festival.

Leicestershire Police said hospital staff were threatened and equipment damaged.