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'We got through lockdown by dancing'
One year on from the first UK lockdown, people have been sharing their experiences of the pandemic.
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Video 1 minute 44 seconds
'We got through lockdown by dancing'
One year on from the first UK lockdown, people have been sharing their experiences of the pandemic.
Second-to-last coal-fired power station to close
The Nottinghamshire site, which opened in 1966, is due to be decommissioned from September 2022.
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The woman who rescues stolen dogs
A woman who rescues stolen pets says the crime has "rocketed out of control" during lockdown.
'I begged to see my husband before he died'
David Howells' family were denied access, despite some compassionate hospital visits being allowed.
Family warning over toil of dementia care battle
Ruth Harrison's father was only meant to be in respite care for two weeks but stayed for five months.
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'We got through lockdown by dancing'
One year on from the first UK lockdown, people have been sharing their experiences of the pandemic.
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Video 2 minutes 47 seconds
The woman who rescues stolen dogs
A woman who rescues stolen pets says the crime has "rocketed out of control" during lockdown.
'I begged to see my husband before he died'
David Howells' family were denied access, despite some compassionate hospital visits being allowed.
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Ruth Harrison's father was only meant to be in respite care for two weeks but stayed for five months.
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The woman who rescues stolen dogs
A woman who rescues stolen pets says the crime has "rocketed out of control" during lockdown.
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Video caption: Coronavirus: 'We got through lockdown by dancing' One year on from the first UK lockdown, people across the East Midlands have been sharing their experiences of the pandemic.
Teenager charged after city centre stabbing
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
A 17-year-old-boy has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent following a stabbing in Nottingham city centre.
A 21-year-old man was stabbed on Milton Street at about 17:00 on 8 October and required life-saving medical treatment.
Copyright: GoogleNottinghamshire Police said the boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is due to appear at Nottingham Crown Court on 16 April.
Parties continue despite Covid dispersal order
David Pittam
BBC News Online
Police said they continued to be called to house parties in Nottingham over the weekend, despite a dispersal order being in place in parts of the city to prevent Covid rule breaches.
Police imposed the 48-hour order at 18:00 on Saturday after issuing 59 fines for Covid-19 regulation breaches in one night.
The order, which runs until 18:00 today, covers parts of Lenton, the Arboretum and the city centre and gives police the power to ask people to leave the area and arrest those causing disruption.
Copyright: Getty ImagesInsp Amy English said: "We fully appreciate it’s an incredibly difficult and frustrating time for everyone. However organising and attending house parties... is totally irresponsible."
Man arrested over 'rooftop stand-off'
Alex Regan
BBC News
A man has been arrested on suspicion of affray and criminal damage following a near five-hour rooftop stand-off in Mansfield, police have said.
Officers were called to Westfield Lane at 13:45 GMT on Sunday over reports a man had climbed on to the roof of a former bus station, off Lindley Street, and had started throwing roof tiles on to vehicles below.
Negotiators eventually talked the man down at 18:30 GMT.
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Alex Regan
BBC News
A digger thought to be worth about £20,000 has been stolen from a building site in Hucknall.
Nottinghamshire Police said the three-tonne Hyundai M255 track digger was taken from the site in Daniels Way between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
It is believed thieves got on to the site by unclipping a fence.
Det Ch Insp Hayley Williams said: "This theft has left hard-working construction workers unable to work and their employers facing an expensive bill."
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the force on 101.
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There will be a few sunny spells this morning, but those will quickly give way to cloud and an overcast afternoon.
It should remain dry with highs of 10C, and this evening we can expect an overcast night with lows of 4C.
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