Latest updates: East Midlands Livepublished at 08:07 BST 15 May 2019
The latest news, sport, travel and weather for the East Midlands.
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Terror propaganda memory sticks left in shoes
Van mounts pavement and hits pedestrian
Police cadet base named after murdered teen
Family heirloom motorbike stolen in burglary
Osprey chick milestone for Rutland Water
Live updates for Tuesday 14 May
Latest updates: East Midlands Livepublished at 08:07 BST 15 May 2019
Derby's Pearce completes Millwall movepublished at 23:23 BST 14 May 2019
Millwall turn defender Alex Pearce's love move from fellow Championship club Derby County into a permanent transfer.
Read MoreMiddlesex frustrate Foxes on day onepublished at 19:20 BST 14 May 2019
Three Middlesex batsmen make half-centuries as the hosts frustrate Leicestershire on day one at Lord's.
Read MoreNotts collapse on day one against Essexpublished at 18:44 BST 14 May 2019
Jamie Porter takes 4-75 as Essex bowl out Notts for just 187 at Chelmsford, and reach stumps on 68-0 in reply.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:01 BST 14 May 2019
The East Midlands Live page has now finished for the day however some posts linking to BBC articles may continue to appear.
Full live coverage will continue at 08:00 on Wednesday.
Weather: Some mist overnightpublished at 17:58 BST 14 May 2019
It will stay fine this evening with plenty of late sunshine. It will then remain dry through tonight with mainly clear skies. A few mist patches may form overnight.
Any early mist patches will soon lift on Wednesday to leave a dry and fine day with lots of sunshine. It will be a warm day with a light breeze.
Scientists test device that converts CO2 into fuelpublished at 17:38 BST 14 May 2019
Navtej Johal
East Midlands Today reporterScientists at Loughborough University have received government backing for research that could significantly cut carbon emissions from industry.
They've created a device which converts carbon dioxide into renewable fuel for transport.
Dr Jin Xuan said: "We turn carbon dioxide into fuel which can run your car, power an aeroplane.
"We also convert carbon dioxide into chemicals that make up drugs and other pharmaceutical products."
The prototype is more efficient than any other around and it's being tested to one day be used in factories and power plants creating tonnes of renewable fuel for transport, the university claimed.
The government is backing the research with part of a £200,000 grant. It's hoped the little device could one day make a huge difference.
Rutland's got talons... for raising ospreyspublished at 17:36 BST 14 May 2019
The 150th osprey chick has hatched at Rutland Water.
The project marked the milestone late last night, almost 25 years since the bird of prey was reintroduced. The fish eaters were driven to extinction in England more than 150 years ago.
Image source, Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife TrustThe Rutland Osprey Project translocated young birds from Scotland between 1996 and 2001 and now eight breeding pairs have established in the county.
The birds migrate to east Africa during the winter, returning to Rutland Water to breed during spring and summer.
Marie Dipple, from Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust said: "It's fantastic that we now have so many ospreys back from migration and breeding at Rutland Water Nature Reserve. Some of our Rutland ospreys are spreading to other parts of the UK too, helping the UK osprey population to grow."
Police cadet base named after murdered teenpublished at 17:09 BST 14 May 2019
East Midlands TodayA new base for Nottinghamshire's volunteer police cadets opens tonight, and will be named in honour of a teenager murdered in Bulwell.
Lyrico Steede was 17 when he was stabbed to death last year.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceThe junior volunteer cadet centre for 12 to 15 year olds is based less than half a mile away from where he died.
Nottinghamshire Police have said it'll help to create a legacy for the teenager and provide a place for young people to make positive choices.
Investigation into water supply interruptionspublished at 16:57 BST 14 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsDoes this count as an excuse for a takeaway tea?
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End of X postViolent footage left in shoes at mosquespublished at 16:43 BST 14 May 2019
Omar Ashfaq left USB sticks containing terrorist propaganda in the shoes of Muslim worshippers.
Read MoreFamily heirloom motorbike stolen in burglarypublished at 16:27 BST 14 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsThe owner of a 1964 Honda Monkey motorbike has been left "devastated" after it was stolen during a burglary in Croft.
The house on Huncote Road was broken into on Saturday morning.
Image source, Leicestershire PoliceThieves took the bike along with a limited edition London 2012 Mini Cooper and a jewellery box with various pieces of jewellery inside.
The bike was being restored after the owner bought it for his son 50 years ago. Police have said it was considered a family heirloom.
On-the-run prisoner returned to jailpublished at 16:21 BST 14 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA prisoner who absconded from HMP Sudbury on 27 April 27 has now been found.
Jason McCormack was arrested in the Huddersfield area yesterday and has returned to prison custody.
Hospital renaming delayed by local election outcomepublished at 16:20 BST 14 May 2019
Eddie Bisknell
Local Democracy ReporterPlans to rename one of Derby's hospitals after Florence Nightingale and move her statue have hit delays.
The hospital trust had set up a meeting to with the then city councillor Alan Grimadell - but he has since lost his seat in the local elections.
Image source, GoogleUniversity Hospitals of Derby and Burton trust board chairman John Rivers said they are now waiting for the council to appoint the new cabinet member for leisure, culture and tourism.
However, the plan now has support from the Florence Nightingale Museum in London.
Kasabian guitarist goes solopublished at 15:29 BST 14 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsSerge from Kasabian is having a go at music away from the rest of his band mates.
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End of X postThe musician from Leicester will have his new single Favourites, featuring Little Simz, played by Annie Mac on Radio 1 later.
His solo project is being released under the name The S.L.P - they're his initials if you're wondering.
Three vehicles in 'head-on crash'published at 15:26 BST 14 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA number of people are believed to have been injured in a "head-on crash" in Blyth.
Nottinghamshire Police said the crash on Bawtry Road happened just after 13:30 and involves three vehicles.The injuries of those involved are not believed to be life-threatening.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceThe road has been closed while emergency services attended the scene.
East Midlands Ambulance Service, Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service and an air ambulance are also on the scene.
Police have said arrangements are being made for the vehicles to be recovered.
Crash closes A606 near Oakhampublished at 15:24 BST 14 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA crash has closed the A606 between Langham and the Pickwell turning.
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End of X postVan mounts pavement and hits pedestrianpublished at 15:02 BST 14 May 2019
David Pittam
BBC News OnlinePolice want to speak to the man in this CCTV after a pedestrian was hit by a van in Loughborough.
A 45-year-old man was walking along Rutland Street on 23 April when a white Fiat Doblo van mounted the pavement and crashed in to him. The van left the scene before the emergency services arrived.
Image source, Leicestershire PoliceThe victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries to his pelvis and legs but has since been discharged.
Detectives have trawled nearby CCTV since and today released this footage of a man they'd like to speak to about it.
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End of youtube videoCars and caravans damaged and man injuredpublished at 14:49 BST 14 May 2019
David Pittam
BBC News OnlineThree cars and two caravans were damaged in Newark during "public disorder" which also left a man needing treatment for leg injuries.
Police are now appealing for anyone who may have seen what happened on Tolney Lane at 23:00 on Sunday. They believe the offenders then drove away in a vehicle they later abandoned.
Image source, GoogleTerror propaganda memory sticks left in shoespublished at 14:39 BST 14 May 2019
Amy Woodfield
BBC NewsA man, jailed for spreading Islamic State propaganda, left memory sticks containing terrorist material inside shoes while Muslim worshippers were praying.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said it happened during Ramadan in May and June last year and that one of the memory sticks was found by a nine-year-old boy.
Image source, Getty ImagesOmar Ashfaq, from St Thomas Road in Derby, travelled to mosques in Luton, Derby, Loughborough, Coventry and Birmingham to leave the extremist and violent material.
Worshippers who found the memory sticks informed mosque authorities.
Ashfaq, 24, has been jailed for four years and six months after pleading guilty to 11 terrorism offences.
