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• Nottingham Post published Leigh Curtis' Aegon Open Nottingham diary: Marcos Baghdatis has...

  25-06-2015 23:00
  
  With a beaming smile, one of the most recognisable in tennis, and blessed with great charm, it's easy to see why Marcos Baghdatis has become a firm favourite here.There is something debonair about the Cypriot who loves to entertain, something which was personified by hisweather forecast on BBC East Midlands Today earlier this week.But that jovial side of his character is being matched with some imperious tennis and it's hard to see who can stop him on this form.He has already accounted for top..
  
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• Nottingham Post published I want to win Aegon Open Nottingham now, says American Sam...

  25-06-2015 23:00
  
  Sam Querrey said his victory over Gilles Simon was his bestperformance of the Aegon Open and hopes "two great matches" can secure him the title.The American moved into the semi-finals on Centre Court tonight as he defeated second seed Simon with an excellent display.Having lost the first set 5-7, Querrey, aided by a stinging serve, clinched the second set 7-6 on the tie break and produced an imperious display in the third to make it 6-4.The 12th seed is now the tournament favourite...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Aegon Open Nottingham semi-finalist Marcos Baghdatis starting to...

  25-06-2015 23:00
  Marcos Baghdatis is twowins away from securing the Aegon Open championship and admitted he is feeling "added pressure".The Cypriot booked his place in the semi-finals today with another excellent display to cruise past old pal Simone Bolelli.Baghdatis played some wonderful tennis on the way to a 6-4, 6-4 victoryand has impressed throughout the championship.The 30-year-old is yet to drop a set so far but despite playing with extreme confidence, he acknowledges he is now at a tense...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented I want to win Aegon Open Nottingham now, says American Sam...

  25-06-2015 23:00
  Sam Querrey said his victory over Gilles Simon was his bestperformance of the Aegon Open and hopes "two great matches" can secure him the title.The American moved into the semi-finals on Centre Court tonight as he defeated second seed Simon with an excellent display.Having lost the first set 5-7, Querrey, aided by a stinging serve, clinched the second set 7-6 on the tie break and produced an imperious display in the third to make it 6-4.The 12th seed is now the tournament favourite...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Denis Istomin ready for "difficult" semi-final at Aegon Open...

  25-06-2015 22:50
  
  Denis Istomin came through a titanic battle with Leonardo Mayer as he secured his place in the semi-finals of the Nottingham Aegon Open.The Russian secured a 6-3, 6-7, 7-6 victory in a match full of drama on Centre Court to set up asemi-final clash with Marcos Baghdatis.It was an impressive win for Istomin given Mayer was the number four seed and was expected to challenge for the title.Assessing a terrific performance the 28-year-old admitted it had beenan energy-sapping match of...
  
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• Trio charged with murder after Langley Mill fire - Nottingham Post

  25-06-2015 21:41
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  Police have charged three people with murder following a fatal flat fire in Langley Mill. Peter Eyre, 43, and Anthony Eyre, 21, of Central Avenue, Sandiacre, and Simon Eyre, 24, of New Tythe Street, Long Eaton, have each been charged with three counts ...and more »
  
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• Nottingham Post published Notts County's Gill Swerts ready for 'fighting games' in League...

  25-06-2015 21:40
  
  Notts County might just have found a new enforcer if Gill Swerts' tackles are as strong as his handshake.The Magpies' new midfielder showed a vice-like grip when he was introduced at Meadow Lane, having signed a two-year deal with the club.Talk about almost breaking hands rather than shaking them – and he looks like he could shake up a few opponents in League Two when the new season gets underway.He might be new to English football, having spent his career almost entirely in Holland,...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Notts County's Gill Swerts ready for 'fighting games' in League...

  25-06-2015 21:40
  
  Notts County might just have found a new enforcer if Gill Swerts' tackles are as strong as his handshake.The Magpies' new midfielder showed a vice-like grip when he was introduced at Meadow Lane, having signed a two-year deal with the club.Talk about almost breaking hands rather than shaking them – and he looks like he could shake up a few opponents in League Two when the new season gets underway.He might be new to English football, having spent his career almost entirely in Holland,...
  
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• TomNorton published Trio charged with murder after Langley Mill fire

  25-06-2015 21:30
  
  POLICE have charged three people with murder following a fatal flat fire in Langley Mill.Peter Eyre, 43, and Anthony Eyre, 21, of Central Avenue, Sandiacre, and Simon Eyre, 24, of New Tythe Street, Long Eaton, have each been charged with three counts of murder.The father and two sons are due before magistrates in Chesterfield tomorrow morning.A 17-year-old from Long Eaton, also arrested on suspicion of murder, has been released on bail.Amy Smith, 17, her six-month-old daughter, Ruby-Grace Gaunt,
  
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• Nottingham Post published Notts County fan column: Stuart Brothers: Who would be in your...

  25-06-2015 21:30
  
  New sponsors announced, friendlies falling into (and out of) place every day, and exciting rumours about international signings. Summer is starting to heat up at Notts County.But what of the remnants of relegation from League One, the players who, as of this moment in time, will be playing for us in League Two next season?Perhaps somewhat surprisingly, in terms of personnel, there appears to be the spine of a good side, particularly for the fourth division.The first person to commit his future..
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Notts County fan column: Stuart Brothers: Who would be in your...

  25-06-2015 21:30
  New sponsors announced, friendlies falling into (and out of) place every day, and exciting rumours about international signings. Summer is starting to heat up at Notts County.But what of the remnants of relegation from League One, the players who, as of this moment in time, will be playing for us in League Two next season?Perhaps somewhat surprisingly, in terms of personnel, there appears to be the spine of a good side, particularly for the fourth division.The first person to commit his future..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Charlotte Henshaw has 'extra bit of motivation' for Swimming...

  25-06-2015 21:00
  
  There will be few athletes with more fire in their belly than Charlotte Henshaw at next month's IPC Swimming World Championships after a leg infection put paid to her 2014 season.Mansfield's Henshaw, who claimed silver in the SB6 100m breaststroke at London's Paralympic Games three years ago, was eyeing up last year's European Championships as an important milestone on the road to Rio 2016.But a leg infection derailed her year, with doctors advising her to withdraw just one week before the...
  
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• Mansfield drink-driver jailed for nine years - Nottingham Post

  25-06-2015 20:26
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  A drink driver has been jailed for nine years after he was "bladdered" when he drove dangerously and killed a young mum in Mansfield. James Stafford admitted his guilt when he appeared at Nottingham Crown Court today. He mowed down Sarah Redfern, ...
  
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• sherdley published Mansfield drink-driver jailed for nine years

  25-06-2015 20:20
  
  A drink driver has been jailed for nine years after he was "bladdered" when he drove dangerously and killed a young mum in Mansfield.James Stafford admitted his guilt when he appeared at Nottingham Crown Court today.He mowed down Sarah Redfern, 31, of Vale Road, in Mansfield Woodhouse, after a night drinking.Judge Michael Stokes gave Stafford the nine years for causing her death by dangerous driving, in Haddon Road.He imposed no separate punishment after the defendant also admitted...
  
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• sherdley commented Mansfield drink-driver jailed for nine years

  25-06-2015 20:20
  
  A drink driver has been jailed for nine years after he was "bladdered" when he drove dangerously and killed a young mum in Mansfield.James Stafford admitted his guilt when he appeared at Nottingham Crown Court today.He mowed down Sarah Redfern, 31, of Vale Road, in Mansfield Woodhouse, after a night drinking.Judge Michael Stokes gave Stafford the nine years for causing her death by dangerous driving, in Haddon Road.He imposed no separate punishment after the defendant also admitted...
  
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• AlexBritton published Average Nottingham house price five times the average salary

  25-06-2015 20:16
  
  The cost of a home is nearly five times the average salary in Nottingham, according to the latest figures.And in boroughs around the city, the gulf between median wages and average house prices ranges from 5.14 times in Ashfield to 8.5 in Rushcliffe.The figures, released by the Office of National Statistics, have led some to suggest the 'bank of Mum and Dad' is necessary for young people to get a foot on the property ladder.Renter Claire Maguire, 27, of West Bridgford, said: "It's hard...
  
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• BenIreland published Rotting historic church gets £40,000 to repair roof and...

  25-06-2015 19:47
  
  Parishioners are celebrating a £40,000 grant to repair a Lenton church which has rotting timbers and leaking stonework.Grade II* listed Holy Trinity is one of 36 churches in the country sharing £607,000 from the National Churches Trust.In September, the 19th-century building in Derby Road had to close for urgent repairs and was placed on English Heritage's buildings at-risk register. Project co-ordinator Alison Gardner said: "We discovered two years ago that there was dry rot in
  
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• sherdley published Carlton dad on trial for 'hiding' son in boot

  25-06-2015 19:37
  
  A dad allegedly hid his "wanted" son from police in the boot of his car in Carlton, a jury has heard.David Bush has denied intending to pervert the course of justice, after he allegedly concealed the whereabouts of David Bush junior from police.Bush senior apparently moved his car after he was stopped by police – because he was trying to give his son a headstart.Once out of the sight of officers, Bush's son got out of the car and ran through neighbouring gardens.Police searched..
  
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• TomNorton published Scorchio! Nottingham hotting up next week

  25-06-2015 19:01
  
  EXPERTS are warning people to stay cool as Nottingham could face temperatures of close to 30C next week.Parents have been told to keep their children safe from the sun as summer finally arrives.Meteorologists say that temperatures may reach the mid 20Cs, while other places in the country may hit the low 30s.The Met Office claims the hot weather will be felt from Wednesday, with clouds and potential thunderstorms predicted at the weekend. The balmy weather is heading north from the Mediterranean.
  
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• Nottingham Post published Proud dad to climb Mount Kilimanjaro after son's recovery from...

  25-06-2015 18:42
  
  A PROUD dad will climb Mount Kilimanjaro to mark his son's impressive recovery from a rare condition. William Pounder, of Hucknall, was born with bilateral talipes – more commonly known as clubfoot.The condition causes affected feet to appear to look like the have been rotated internally at the ankle. But following years of treatment at Nottingham Queen's Medical Centre, including eight different plaster casts on both legs, the five-year-old was discharged last year.Now, his dad Paul...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Emma Carpenter inquest: Anorexic teen lost more than a stone in...

  25-06-2015 18:37
  
  A SCHOOL nurse fought back the tears as she recalled the time she weighed a teenage pupil – a month before she died as a result of anorexia.Emma Carpenter, from The Park, died three days before Christmas in 2006 after she mysteriously lost more than 1st in eight days. She was just 17.The former house captain and popular pupil at Nottingham Girls' High School had battled the illness for more than three years.Nottingham Coroner's Court today heard how Emma's weight had been monitored on a...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Emma Carpenter inquest: Anorexic teen lost more than a stone in...

  25-06-2015 18:37
  A SCHOOL nurse fought back the tears as she recalled the time she weighed a teenage pupil – a month before she died as a result of anorexia.Emma Carpenter, from The Park, died three days before Christmas in 2006 after she mysteriously lost more than 1st in eight days. She was just 17.The former house captain and popular pupil at Nottingham Girls' High School had battled the illness for more than three years.Nottingham Coroner's Court today heard how Emma's weight had been monitored on a...
  
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• DanRobinson published Council plans to introduce parking restrictions a 'waste of...

  25-06-2015 18:26
  
  Proposals to introduce parking restrictions on two streets near a school have been labelled a "waste of money" as residents are divided.Nottingham City Council plans to paint single yellow lines in Cheslyn Drive and Oakwood Drive, Aspley.It follows complaints by residents that staff at the nearby Bluecoat Academy campus in Aspley Lane had clogged up the streets with parked cars.But another group of residents claim there are only a small number of vehicles during school times and it...
  
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• DanRobinson commented Council plans to introduce parking restrictions a 'waste of...

  25-06-2015 18:26
  
  Proposals to introduce parking restrictions on two streets near a school have been labelled a "waste of money" as residents are divided.Nottingham City Council plans to paint single yellow lines in Cheslyn Drive and Oakwood Drive, Aspley.It follows complaints by residents that staff at the nearby Bluecoat Academy campus in Aspley Lane had clogged up the streets with parked cars.But another group of residents claim there are only a small number of vehicles during school times and it...
  
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• rsherdley published Man admits murder of Mapperley children's author and teacher

  25-06-2015 18:20
  
  The man who stabbed a Mapperley children's author and teacher to death has admitted her murder.James McCarthy, previously of Collyer Road, Calverton, faces a mandatory life sentence after entering his guilty plea at Nottingham Crown Court.Julie Semper died from 13 wounds – including one in the abdomen – and had also been strangled.Her body was found at her home, in Magdala Road, by friend Nicky Noyes de Soto on Wednesday, February 4.Today the neighbour, who is now planning to move...
  
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• rsherdley commented Man admits murder of Mapperley children's author and teacher

  25-06-2015 18:20
  
  The man who stabbed a Mapperley children's author and teacher to death has admitted her murder.James McCarthy, previously of Collyer Road, Calverton, faces a mandatory life sentence after entering his guilty plea at Nottingham Crown Court.Julie Semper died from 13 wounds – including one in the abdomen – and had also been strangled.Her body was found at her home, in Magdala Road, by friend Nicky Noyes de Soto on Wednesday, February 4.Today the neighbour, who is now planning to move...
  
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• AlexBritton published Midland Mainline announcement 'incredibly disappointing' says...

  25-06-2015 18:17
  
  City leaders have said they will take the fight to the Government after a multi-million project to make journeys to and from London faster and greener has "been kicked into the long grass".The electrification of the Midlands Mainline would have benefitted the region by £200 million, as well as allowing more capacity on the line.But Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin said the work – due to be finished by 2019 – would be "paused" owing to rising costs and.
  
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• AlexBritton commented Midland Mainline announcement 'incredibly disappointing' says...

  25-06-2015 18:17
  
  City leaders have said they will take the fight to the Government after a multi-million project to make journeys to and from London faster and greener has "been kicked into the long grass".The electrification of the Midlands Mainline would have benefitted the region by £200 million, as well as allowing more capacity on the line.But Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin said the work – due to be finished by 2019 – would be "paused" owing to rising costs and.
  
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• JonPritchard published Fit for Work scheme launched in Nottinghamshire to help people...

  25-06-2015 18:12
  
  Employees on long-term sickness leave will now be helped back into the workplace thanks to a new Government-led scheme.Fit for Work has been rolled out across Nottinghamshire this month, will create an in-depth "Return to Work" plan to help those off sick to get back to work as quickly as they can.It is hoped the scheme will not only help get people back into work, but also have a positive effect for employers and the economy.Last year, figures released by the Office of National...
  
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• JonPritchard commented Fit for Work scheme launched in Nottinghamshire to help people...

  25-06-2015 18:12
  Employees on long-term sickness leave will now be helped back into the workplace thanks to a new Government-led scheme.Fit for Work has been rolled out across Nottinghamshire this month, will create an in-depth "Return to Work" plan to help those off sick to get back to work as quickly as they can.It is hoped the scheme will not only help get people back into work, but also have a positive effect for employers and the economy.Last year, figures released by the Office of National...
  
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• Rail decision 'will damage' economy

  25-06-2015 17:14 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The halting of a £500m project to electrify the Midland Mainline is potentially "very damaging" to the economy, experts say.
  
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• Belgian Swerts moves to Notts County

  25-06-2015 16:47 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Notts County sign former Belgium international midfielder Gill Swerts on a two-year contract.
  
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• Former Nottingham Forest defender Gonzalo Jara involved in bizarre red card ... - Nottingham Post

  25-06-2015 16:45
  
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  Former Nottingham Forest defender Gonzalo Jara was at the centre of a bizarre red card incident, after appearing to stick his finger up an opponent's backside. In a Copa America game between Chile and Uruguay, Edinson Cavani, playing for the latter ...and more »
  
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• Barry_Cooper published Is Jeremy Clarkson set for a big TV return?

  25-06-2015 16:42
  
  Jeremy Clarkson could be set for a dramatic return to television alongside his former Top Gear colleagues James May and Richard Hammond.According to reports which have surfaced over the last 24 hours, fuelled by comments the presenter made in his Sunday Times column, Clarkson may well have a new home with American on-demand provider Netflix.Writing in his column at the weekend, Clarkson made reference to his possible return alongside Hammond and May, but nothing official has yet been confirmed..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Former Nottingham Forest defender Gonzalo Jara involved in...

  25-06-2015 16:34
  
  Former Nottingham Forest defender Gonzalo Jara was at the centre of a bizarre red card incident, after appearing to stick his finger up an opponent's backside. In a Copa America game between Chile and Uruguay, Edinson Cavani, playing for the latter, was sent off for striking Jara in the face. Cavani was shown a second yellow, having already received a booking for confronting a linesman in the first half. But replays seemed to show he was provoked by Jara, who then fell dramatically to the...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Former Nottingham Forest defender Gonzalo Jara involved in...

  25-06-2015 16:34
  
  Former Nottingham Forest defender Gonzalo Jara was at the centre of a bizarre red card incident, after appearing to touch an opponent on the backside. In a Copa America game between Chile and Uruguay, Edinson Cavani, playing for the latter, was sent off for striking Jara in the face. Cavani was shown a second yellow, having already received a booking for confronting a linesman in the first half. But replays seemed to show he was provoked by Jara, who then fell dramatically to the ground...
  
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• BenIreland published Arnold Market: Poll says residents wants indoor market to spruce...

  25-06-2015 16:30
  
  Arnold Market should be revamped and turned into a creative indoor space for craft and antiques fairs, according to the results of a Post poll. The run-down area between Front Street and Gedling Road, owned by a company in Yorkshire, has been the subject of much debate in the town. The Post's online survey revealed that 43 per cent of the 738 voters favoured an indoor market, while a further 34 per cent wanted to see a refurbished outdoor market. Nigel Turner, of Surgey's Lane, Arnold,...
  
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• JonPritchard published Six-foot aggressive bird on the run for THIRD day

  25-06-2015 16:20
  
  A six-foot ostrich-like bird is still on the loose in Nottinghamshire – three days after it is believed to have gone missing.The rhea – a flightless bird native to South America – was kept in a private collection in the north of the county before it escaped, sometime between 5pm on Monday and noon on Tuesday.The bird went missing from a property in Carlton-in-Lindrick, near Worksop, and police have warned the public to be vigilant as it poses a "very real...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Notts County sign Belgian Gill Swerts

  25-06-2015 16:19
  
  Notts County today signed Belgian international Gill Swerts, after the 32-year-old passed a medical at Meadow Lane.He has agreed a two-year deal with the club.The Post revealed the Magpies' interest in the midfielder last week.And he has now become Ricardo Moniz's fourth summer signing, following Scot Bennett, Rhys Sharpe and Rob Milsom into the club as they prepare for League Two, after being relegated at the end of last season."The club went down, which is a pity, but the trainer (Moniz).
  
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• Nottingham Post published Burt Bacharach writes the songs the whole world sings: interview

  25-06-2015 16:02
  
  Burt Bacharach is an American singer, songwriter, composer, record producer and pianist.A six-time Grammy Award winner and three-time Academy Award winner, the 87-year-old is known for helping craft hits alongside lyricist Hal David for Dionne Warwick, Gene Pitney, Cilla Black, Dusty Springfield, Jackie DeShannon, Bobbie Gentry, Tom Jones, Herb Alpert, The Carpenters and many others. They include I'll Never Fall In Love Again, The Look Of Love, I Say A Little Prayer, Raindrops Keep Fallin' On...
  
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• Barry_Cooper published An extra second is coming our way

  25-06-2015 15:33
  
  It might not be quite as good as having an extra hour an extra hour in bed when the clocks fall back in October, but we're about to gain an extra second next week.On Tuesday June 30, at 23.59 and 60 seconds, there will be a leap second which is being added to the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).However, due to British Summer Time, here in Britain it will be an hour later at 00.59 and 60 seconds. People in the country will benefit from a single extra second to synchronise atomic clocks with...
  
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• EllieCullen published Rescue team spends several hours trying to save stranded...

  25-06-2015 15:26
  
  Several community protection officers spent hours trying to rescue eight ducklings and their mother after they were spotted wandering the streets of Nottingham city centre.Fears had been raised for the safety of the young animals, who had been walking close to busy main roads, so the officers launched their own rescue mission - Operation Duckling.They cornered the ducks in a car park behind Argos on Parliament Street, and tried to use boxes and a jacket to catch them.But the animals proved...
  
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• UK reins back £38.5bn rail upgrade

  25-06-2015 14:31 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The government says it will delay or cut back a number of modernisation projects that were part of a planned £38.5bn upgrade of Network Rail, including electrification of Midland Mainline.
  
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• AlexBritton published Government confirms work to electrify Midland Mainline paused

  25-06-2015 14:15
  
  Work on electrification of the Midland Mainline has been paused, the Transport Secretary has confirmed.It was part of an announcement where Patrick McLoughlin said Network Rail's £38 billion of improvement projects was "costing more and taking longer".But business leaders have reacted strongly to the news, saying the upgrade work was vital.Chris Hobson, Head of Information and Representation at East Midlands Chamber, said he wanted clarification on what was happening.He said:...
  
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• EllieCullen published Rescue mission underway to save eight ducklings in Nottingham...

  25-06-2015 14:03
  
  A rescue operation is underway to save eight ducklings and their mum.
  The ducklings were discovered wandering around on Glasshouse Street in Nottingham city centre.Staff from Nottingham City Council's parking enforcement team have launched 'Operation Ducklings' to rescue the group and take them to a place of safety - the River Trent.Operation Duckling underway on Glasshouse St. CERT officer saving 8 ducklings and mum, if successful on to the Trent. pic.twitter.com/Bf6HTvLSSU— Parking...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Black Rebel Motorcycle Club interview ahead of Rock City show

  25-06-2015 13:15
  
  With a reputation as a great live act and 17 years and seven albums under their belts, rock trio Black Rebel Motorcycle Club have outlasted many of their peers and with the band only having a single lineup change in that time, they've been, in music terms, incredibly stable. The band's best known song to date has been Spread Your Love which, while not their biggest hit, has taken on something of an iconic aura. Despite this, singer and guitarist Peter Hayes is keen to point out that the band...
  
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• Which Nottingham musicians are playing Glastonbury? - Nottingham Post

  25-06-2015 13:13
  
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  At least this time he knows the day, time and stage he'll be playing on. Because that wasn't the case for Nottingham's Saint Raymond last year. In fact, he didn't even know he would be playing Britain's biggest music festival until he arrived. "I'd ...
  
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• JonPritchard published Teenage cyclist bounces back from meningitis to pursue dream...

  25-06-2015 12:57
  
  When Charlie McVey was struck down by meningitis aged 14, his dream of becoming a professional cyclist looked destined to be over.Regional champion and ranked third in the country in his age range at the time, the former Pierrepont Gamston Primary School pupil spent the next two years trying not to think about riding.His mother, Claire, said cycling was his "nemesis" during that period, but he is now back on his bike and winning races again.Earlier this month, Charlie, who now lives...
  
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• DanRobinson published Melanie Dolby death: Emotions run high as two men appear in court...

  25-06-2015 12:48
  
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• TracyWalker published Beeston says welcome home to Wilko

  25-06-2015 12:46
  Shoppers could not hide their delight as a much-loved homeware store returned to their town.Three years since it closed to make way for the tram extension in Beeston, Wilko welcomed the first shoppers through the doors of its new unit in The Square.More than 200 people had queued to be the first to see inside the premises and grab themselves a bargain.Beeston town leaders, Wilko management and developers say, along with the tram, they hope this will be the catalyst to help revitalise the...
  
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