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

It will stay dry and bright for the rest of the day and into the night but there will be the odd shower passing by.

Overnight there will be more cloud around and there is the chance of some patches of mist and fog forming too. Lows of 6C (43F).

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

Here are your final headlines for today:

• A Worksop man who killed his parents after telling police they had been replaced with imposters has failed in his bid to have his sentence reduced
• The QMC is dealing with an outbreak of norovirus on ward B48 and has asked people not to visit the ward "unless absolutely necessary"
• Nottinghamshire have beaten Surrey by three wickets

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Nottingham snooker player Anthony Hamilton has lost 9-10 to Robbie Williams and will not qualify for the World Championships.

Image source, PA

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

Boots has now responded to the accusations it is boosting profits by carrying out unnecessary checks on prescriptions.

A spokeswoman from the Nottingham-based company said its pharmacists "use their professional judgement to assess the appropriateness of a clinical service, and we make it clear to our colleagues that these services should not be undertaken inappropriately.”

BBC Sport

It was certainly a lot closer that it looked when Notts were 72-0 chasing 169 for victory, but Nottinghamshire have done it.

Jake Ball hits Surrey paceman Mark Footitt to the boundary for the victory. Cracking game.

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Mansfield Chad

The Mansfield Chad, external has some photos of the house which was gutted by fire early this morning and says there are unconfirmed reports that a man may still be inside the building.

Rebecca Dickson
Reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham

There's been an outbreak of the winter vomiting bug on a ward, external at the Queens Medical Centre.

The hospital says it's dealing with Norovirus on ward B48 and is asking people not to visit "unless absolutely necessary".

Nottingham University Hospitals Trust has asked people not to go to the hospital if they're suffering with vomiting or diarrhoea.

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

The cause of the fire in Austin Close, Mansfield is not yet known and a spokesman for Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue said the building had been left "structurally unsound both internally and externally".

He said as soon as the building was safe they would continue searches inside. 

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

Dantes' daily use of cannabis was said to have induced psychotic behaviour.

At the Court of Appeal, Lady Justice Hallett said: "These were the most brutal attacks on two innocent and virtually defenceless human beings.

Image source, Nottinghamshire Police

She added: "It was an impeccable sentencing exercise. No complaint can be made about the length of this minimum term."

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

Firefighters say they are still searching a house in Mansfield after a severe fire in the early hours of this morning as they "can’t confirm that all persons are accounted for".

A spokesman said crews were called to Austin Close at about 01:40 to a "very intense blaze". 

It is now out but firefighters are trying to make the building safe.

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

A man who killed his parents after telling police they had been replaced with imposters like in the film Face/Off has failed in a bid to have his sentence reduced.

Image source, Nottinghamshire Police

Kamil Dantes, from Worksop, said he wished to "destroy" the imposters, claiming they were wearing his parents' faces as skin masks.

He was given a life sentence with a minimum term of 18 years in July but his appeal was rejected at the Appeal Court yesterday.

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

Steven Hardy from the Canal and Rivers Trust says they wanted to encourage people to go back to old-fashioned manners and respect other users.

He said: "We just want to remind people to slow down, be courteous towards each other and generally be nice to each other.

He said the signs were just a "light-hearted" way of keeping the peace between towpath users and giving everyone some space.

Ben Truslove
BBC News Online

Temporary lights that have gone up today on A606 Melton Road, as you approach the A52 roundabout, are causing tailbacks. 

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

Canal towpaths in the East Midlands had more than 30m visitors last year, and the Canal and Rivers Trust says it is putting these signs up to remind people about the etiquette because of the popularity.

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

On sunny days like this, the canal towpath is perfect for a little stroll and now people are being told not to use them if they're in a hurry.

In an effort to get runners and cyclists to slow down, signs have gone up along sections of the towpath.

The 'polite zones' are being trialled along the Nottingham/Beeston Canal, which is apparently one of the busiest towpaths in the East Midlands.

Police have released an image of these two men they want to speak to about a theft at Halfords in Lincoln Road, Newark, external last month.

Image source, Nottinghamshire Police

England captain Alastair Cook has been paying tribute to Nottinghamshire's James Taylor, who announced yesterday he was retiring due to a heart condition.

Cook said: "He proved people wrong time and time again and was a great character to have around the dressing room. Those short leg catches in South Africa, doing the hard work for the team.

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"It's a career cut very short but on the flip side at least it's been detected and we're not talking about something a lot worse. 

"All our thoughts are with him, his family. Hopefully the operation can go well and we'll see him around, and adding his talent to the English game in a different way."