Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 20 May 2016
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Summary
Updates for Friday 20 May 2016
More news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday
Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 20 May 2016
Weather: Rain pushing inpublished at 17:50 BST 20 May 2016
Anna Church
Weather Presenter, BBC East Midlands TodayRemaining dry but cloudy to end the day with a strengthening south westerly wind.
Rain will push in from the west overnight but this is likely to be fairly light and patchy.
It’s a mild night - minimum temperatures of 11C (52F).
Smoking bus coming to a town near youpublished at 17:45 BST 20 May 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveA mobile clinic is touring Nottinghamshire offering smokers free nicotine replacement therapy and support.
It's been in Mansfield today, where around a fifth of people smoke.
Travel: City delayspublished at 17:34
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End of X postSpecial Olympics Meg 'died twice on operating table'published at 17:24 BST 20 May 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveMeg McFarlane is no ordinary skater - she has Downs Syndrome and at birth was never expected to walk, let alone skate.
Now she's earned her place in the Special Olympics.
Image source, Cory McFarlaneHer dad said that 13-year-old Meg, (pictured above as a young child on the ice), underwent a series of operations early in her life and she even technically died on the operating table twice.
Cory McFarlane said "It proves the power of sport is an amazing thing."
Notts fire engines heading for Croatiapublished at 17:09 BST 20 May 2016
Hucknall DispatchA team of staff from Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service will be making a trip to Croatia, external later this month where they will be donating two of the service’s ‘end of life’ fire engines to firefighters there.
Radford school to double in sizepublished at 16:52 BST 20 May 2016
Lewis Scrimshaw
News editor, BBC Radio NottinghamNews now of another school increasing in size.
Mellers Primary School in Radford is set to double in size, increasing places to 420 to meet growing pupil numbers.
Image source, GoogleEight new classrooms and a new hall will be built, with work starting in August in time for September 2017.
Breakdancing film on show in city againpublished at 16:39 BST 20 May 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveThere's another chance to see the documentary about Nottingham's lesser known breakdancing scene this weekend.
NG83: When We Were B-Boys tells the story of the breakdancing craze as experienced in the city in the 1980s.
Image source, NG83It's being shown at Broadway cinema on Sunday.
Filmmaker Claude Knight, a former B-Boy, told me the film, which was crowdfunded, has been shown many times across the country since its release last October.
Travel: Worksop delayspublished at 16:24 BST 20 May 2016
BBC TravelThere's heavy traffic on the A60 Mansfield Road at the A57 junction in Worksop.
Notts County's head of recruitment leavespublished at 16:11 BST 20 May 2016
BBC Nottingham SportFollowing Guy Branston's departure, chief executive Jason Turner has said: "I would like to thank Guy for his dedication and hard work...He leaves with our very best wishes.
Image source, Getty ImagesBranston said he's had a "fantastic time at the club and enjoyed every minute".
The 37-year-old joined as chief scout in February 2015 and has played a key role in recruiting players since then.
Travel: A1 updatepublished at 15:55 BST 20 May 2016
BBC TravelOne lane is closed on the A1 at Markham Moor because of a broken down caravan.
Magpies release 11 playerspublished at 15:39 BST 20 May 2016
BBC Nottingham SportNotts County say they envisage a managerial appointment by the end of the month.
They've announced their retained list, releasing 11 players, external, including Roy Carroll, Liam Noble and Blair Adams.
Image source, GettyWes Atkinson (pictured) and Haydn Hollis have been offered new deals.
Mike Edwards and Kevin Pilkington retain playing contracts and Alan Smith has been offered a player-coach deal.
Travel: A1 delayspublished at 15:25 BST 20 May 2016
BBC TravelThere's heavy traffic on the A1 northbound at Markham Moor.
Travel: A46 delayspublished at 15:14 BST 20 May 2016
BBC TravelThere's slow traffic on the A46 Fosse Road northbound in Farndon at the Farndon Road junction.
Disabled boy's plight leads to roundabout missionpublished at 14:58 BST 20 May 2016
Retford TimesA Retford action group have launched a fundraising campaign to get a new fully inclusive, disabled access children's roundabout installed on Kings' Park., external
Notts County confirm Branston departurepublished at 14:41 BST 20 May 2016
Notts County's head of recruitment Guy Branston leaves after 15 months with the League Two club.
Image source, Getty ImagesWeather: Isolated showers laterpublished at 14:19 BST 20 May 2016
Lucy Martin
BBC WeatherA decent day with plenty of brightness. Cloudy through this afternoon and a few isolated showers during rush hour.
Maximum temperature: 18C (64F).
Cricket: Broad outpublished at 14:09 BST 20 May 2016
BBC Nottingham SportStuart Broad now out for just two runs. England are 233-8.
Image source, Getty ImagesMore on Beeston Square purchasepublished at 13:56 BST 20 May 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveHenry Boot are the owners of the Square in Beeston.
It was opened in 1970 but hadn't been refurbished since 1989. That was until late 2013 after big sections of it were demolished for the new tram route.
Image source, Broxtowe Borough CouncilDuring that work, shop facades were modernised.
Now the council is planning further changes which it says will "help secure the future of the development of the town".
Protest over crematorium planpublished at 13:40
Grieving families are gathering in Nottingham's Old Market Square, external to protest against the city council's plan to remove cherished keepsakes from Wilford Hill Crematorium.
