Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 GMT 3 February 2017
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Summary
Updates for Friday 3 February 2017
Victory parade planned for Nottingham Panthers
Man dies in A1 crash
US consortium still keen to take over at Forest
Nottingham Arena 'frustrated' over Ed Sheeran touts
Worksop man jailed over Rotherham sex abuse
Nottingham scientists hail prostate cancer breakthrough
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Monday
Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 GMT 3 February 2017
Weather: Frost forming overnightpublished at 17:54 GMT 3 February 2017
Sara Blizzard
BBC WeatherA wet and windy night with rain clearing eastwards and the wind gradually easing by dawn.
It will turn cold with patchy frost and ice on untreated surfaces.
Minimum temperature: 2C (36F).
Man hurt in Arnold robberypublished at 17:49 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveA man is in hospital with what police believe are serious injuries after a robbery in Arnold this afternoon.
Image source, GoogleTwo men are alleged to have approached a 26-year-old man in Elder Close at about 14:15, before they launched an attack.
One of the young men, who were both wearing bomber jackets, jeans and had their faces covered, was seen running towards Homefield Avenue afterwards.
Forest: Brazil denies long-term manager planspublished at 17:35 GMT 3 February 2017
BBC Nottingham SportGary Brazil denies he's been told he'll be Forest manager until the end of the season.
But he said he had talks with owner Fawaz Al-Hasawi about out-of-contract players yesterday.
Man dies in A1 crashpublished at 17:23 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveA man died near the bridge on Dysart Road in Grantham this morning, Lincolnshire Police have said.
The A1 was closed in both directions after reports of a three-lorry collision near the junction with the A52 this morning.
Image source, Highways EnglandTravel: A1 re-openspublished at 16:56 GMT 3 February 2017
BBC TravelThe A1 has now re-opened in both directions near Grantham after being closed for most of the day.
There's still quite a lot of traffic in the area however so bear that in mind if you're planning on using the road.
Travel: A617 blockedpublished at 16:52 GMT 3 February 2017
BBC TravelThe A617 The Hill in Glapwell is partially blocked by a broken down car transporter, causing slow traffic in both directions.
Your pictures: Wheely nice daypublished at 15:48 GMT 3 February 2017
It's gone a bit cloudy now but the city centre was basking in azure skies earlier.
Great view from the top of the wheel. Been up and taken a pic? Send it in.
Image source, emmylooNotts Police deals with highest number of mental health casespublished at 15:23 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveNottinghamshire Police dealt with almost 20,000 cases last year involving people with mental health issues - the largest number in England.
The figures, obtained by thinktank Parliament Street, reveal a need for better funding of mental health services, campaigners say.
1984 play heads for Broadwaypublished at 14:36 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveIn today's world of "alternative facts", George Orwell's dystopian 1984 appears worryingly close to the truth.
And it's certainly struck a chord with readers since US president Donald Trump's inauguration - with a 9,500% rise in sales.
Image source, Manuel HarlanNow a version for the stage, which was originally created for the Nottingham Playhouse, is going to be performed in New York in June.
In the book, a man crushed by a totalitarian, surveillance state - presided over by the all-seeing and possibly non-existent Big Brother - attempts to rebel.
Travel: Crash at NCT depotpublished at 14:25 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X postTennis: Evans in action tonightpublished at 13:56 GMT 3 February 2017
BBC Nottingham SportGreat Britain play Canada in the first round of the Davis Cup in Ottawa tonight.
Dan Evans, who trains in Nottingham, is up against 17-year-old Denis Shapovalov in the opening rubber.
Your pictures: Notts sunshinepublished at 13:44 GMT 3 February 2017
Woodborough looking glorious this morning...
Image source, David ePolice probe nails in East Leake roadpublished at 13:30 GMT 3 February 2017
A warning has been issued to motorists after a driver's tyres were punctured by nails and screws., external
Travel: M1 lanes closed after car firepublished at 12:24 GMT 3 February 2017
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End of X postArena boss has 'lobbied government for eight years'published at 12:23 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveThe boss of Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena said online touts are "absolutely outrageous".
Martin Ingham, who's also chairman of the National Arenas Association, said the group has been lobbying the government for eight years to clamp down on secondary ticketing sites.
Image source, Google"People are making it a business because the government allows them," he said.
"The difficulty for us is knowing who's a genuine customer and who's a tout."
Online touts: 'People get desperate'published at 12:21 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LivePregnant Becki James had been planning to surprise her partner with tickets to Ed Sheeran as a birthday gift - so they could have their first post-birth "date night".
But she, like hundreds of others, lost out after tickets for his Nottingham Arena gig in April sold out in minutes.
She said it's high time something is done to tackle the touts.
"People are making a business out of this, making hundreds of pounds per ticket," she said.
"People will get that desperate and pay it - someone somewhere will pay it."
Arena 'frustrated' over Ed Sheeran toutspublished at 10:59 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveHe's undoubtedly one of the biggest artists in the world right now so it's perhaps unsurprising that tickets to Ed Sheeran's two nights at Nottingham Arena sold out within five minutes.
But within half an hour they appeared on secondary ticketing websites selling for hundreds of pounds, leaving countless fans disappointed.
Ed himself has spoken out today about online touts, saying he's "deeply concerned".
The Motorpoint Arena, where Ed is appearing in April, has also taken a stand, asking you to lobby your MP about the issue.
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End of X postYour pictures: Blue skies over Market Warsoppublished at 10:27 GMT 3 February 2017
Just in case you've forgotten what colour the sky really is after days of greyness...
Image source, DaveWorksop man jailed over Rotherham sex abusepublished at 10:24 GMT 3 February 2017
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveA Worksop man is one of six who have been jailed for sexually abusing two girls in Rotherham between 1999 and 2001.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceAmjad Ali, 36, (pictured bottom left) was jailed for 11 years yesterday after pleading guilty to sexual intercourse with a girl under 13.
The men plied the girls with alcohol and cannabis, the court heard. One girl was 11 when the assaults began and fell pregnant at 12.
The other men jailed were brothers Basharat and Nasser Dad, of Rotherham, and Tayab Dad, of Sheffield, Mohammed Sadiq and Matloob Hussain, both of Rotherham.
