Chesterfield slump to their third-straight defeat despite a second-half fightback as they lost to Yeovil Town at the Proact Stadium.

Second-half goals from Brian Graham, Joe Morrell and Danny Wright earned Cheltenham an impressive home win over Mansfield Town.

Ollie Watkins' late strike earns Brentford a point and prevents Joe Ledley from scoring a winner on his Derby debut.

Substitute Jorge Grant scores twice as Notts County underline their promotion credentials with victory at Exeter City.

Stefan Johansen is on target with a stunning free-kick as Fulham consign Nottingham Forest to a fifth defeat in six.

Two primary schoolboys said Zameer Ghumra showed them beheading videos, the court hears.

Eighteen wickets fall on day two between Leicestershire and Northants, whose promotion hopes rely on winning at Grace Road.

Promotion-chasing Nottinghamshire end day two struggling on 108-5 in reply to Sussex's 565 all out at Hove.

Wayne Madsen and Alex Hughes both hit centuries as Derbyshire make 460 against Gloucestershire on day two.

That's it for regular updates us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 08:00 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for the East Midlands.

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night.

Sara Blizzard
BBC Weather

It will stay dry overnight with variable amounts of cloud.

Where clear spells develop, the odd mist or fog patch will form.

Minimum temperatures of 12C (54F).

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Here are a few more Facebook comments on the proposed £32m Assembly Rooms replacement.

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"Looks awful, doesn’t fit in with the rest of the old buildings. Why don’t they design something what dose. But still... at least something is being done I suppose," opined Andrew Webb.

"Anyone would think an election is due," adds weary cynic Paul Burge.

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BBC Leicester Sport

Leicester Tigers boss Matt O'Connor has said Graham Kitchener's surgery on a cracked eye socket went better than expected.

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Kitchener (pictured), who picked up the injury in the defeat against Northampton Saints, is expected to be back in time for the start of Tigers' Champions Cup campaign next month.

In other injury news, Brendon O'Connor and Adam Thompstone could be available to face Exeter on Saturday, but the trip to Reading to face London Irish a week later looks a more likely return date.

Hooker George McGuigan is back in training, but no date has been set for his return.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Two 16-year-old boys have been questioned, external after a man was stabbed in the neck during an attempted robbery.

Police said three 18-year-olds were allegedly targeted in Main Street in Calverton at about 23:00 on Friday 15 September.

The two boys were arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery and have been released while investigations continue. Details of the attack have only just been made public.

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BBC Radio Leicester

A former Leicestershire Police officer is calling for "greater transparency" over the use of tasers.

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The force currently has 80 officers carrying tasers, external and is planning to increase the number up to 150.

Nick Glynn, who spent 30 years with the force, believes as the number of officers with taser training increases, the greater the scrutiny should be.

Mr Glynn said: "As the roll out of this equipment increases, so should the scrutiny and oversight, not only inside Leicestershire Police...but also externally from independent people to have some transparency."

Christopher Webster says he did not intend to upset veterans' families.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

A Derby man has been fined £500 after pleading guilty to wearing a military uniform without permission while fundraising.

Christopher Webster, 43, donned the outfit in Staffordshire while asking the public for donations for Shoebox for Heroes, a non-charity organisation that sent packages to troops serving abroad.

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Mr Webster, of Sunny Grove in Chaddesden, pleaded guilty to contravening section 2 of the Uniforms Act 1894, which puts restrictions on who can wear military uniform.

He told magistrates he had not meant to upset anyone by wearing the outfit and had done so "to show his respect for fallen heroes".

The district judge said: "I have a very uneasy feeling about [Webster's] activities and about the way that this organisation has been set up."

Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live

A note for your diaries Foxes fans...

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Those plans for a music and comedy venue (see 15:10) to replace the Assembly Rooms in Derby have sparked plenty of debate on Facebook., external

Barbara Beer writes: "Sounds good to me, it's about time Derby had something like this again to attract big artists to our City, instead of having to travel to other places to see them x"

But Helena Roper adds: "Not sure we need a new assembly rooms, the velodrome and quad seem to be coping with the entertainment."

The Daily Politics

Labour MP John Mann has said that Jeremy Corbyn would get the UK out of the European Union much quicker than Theresa May and the Conservatives.

In an interview with the BBC's Daily Politics at the Labour Conference in Brighton, Mr Mann, the MP for Bassetlaw, added that his party had been "much clearer" on Brexit than the Conservatives.

The Conservative Party Conference starts on Sunday in Manchester.