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There will be a few clear spells overnight and variable amounts of cloud.

Expect colder conditions with a frost possible, especially in rural spots.

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Plans to make Leicester's 'most dangerous road junction' safer have been published today. 

City Mayor, Sir Peter Soulsby, has revealed details of how he wants to redesign and simplify the Five Ways junction - where Woodgate, Fosse Road North and Groby Road, Blackbird Road and Buckminster Road meet - as part of a wider £9m scheme to change the A50.

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There were 33 accidents at the junction between January 2011 and November last year  - making it one of the worst accident hotspots in the city.

Mr Soulsby said the plans, which people can give their thoughts on from today, should help reduce confusion and congestion for drivers.

A woman was shot with what is thought to have been a BB gun fired from a car in Swadlincote, police said.

Officers believe the gun was fired from a white Ford Fiesta in Belmont Street on Monday last week.

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Anyone with information should contact the police.

Several trees have been damaged at West Park in Long Eaton over the Easter weekend. 

Users of the park spotted that 25 newly planted trees had been snapped and damaged on Saturday morning.

Adrian Sheldrick, said: "It's a beautiful park...For somebody to do this unnecessary damage, you can't explain it in words."

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This is the second time in a year that trees at the park, which has Green Flag status, have been damaged.

Phil Wright from Erewash Borough Council said they "share the disappointment and anger of residents at this vandalism". 

He urged anyone who had any information about the damage caused to get in touch with local police.

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Police say they are concerned for the safety of 16-year-old Tialo Miguel who has been missing since Thursday afternoon.

The force said Tialo has a heart condition which he takes daily medication for. 

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In less than two months, Britain will go to the polls again - after Theresa May called for a snap General Election to be held on 8 June.

Derby South MP Dame Margaret Beckett says there are a number of reasons behind the Prime Minister's decision.

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Quote Message: There are a lot of massive public expenditure cuts - schools the health service a lot of other things that are in the pipe line. The legislation's gone through but they haven't started to bite yet and if she goes now she can get people to make a choice, before they see the effects of those cuts and before they see the effects of the Brexit negotiation." from Dame Margaret Beckett Derby South MP

There are a lot of massive public expenditure cuts - schools the health service a lot of other things that are in the pipe line. The legislation's gone through but they haven't started to bite yet and if she goes now she can get people to make a choice, before they see the effects of those cuts and before they see the effects of the Brexit negotiation."

The annual Easter Monday Hallaton Bottle Kicking match took place yesterday and it was as well-attended and as brutal as ever.

Here's some more photos from the event.

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Earlier on we told you about Hannah Bladon from Burton who was killed on a tram in Jerusalem on Easter Sunday. 

Over the weekend tributes poured in for the 20-year-old from her family, school and her regular church.

Annabel Stoddart, headteacher at Abbot Beyne School, said: "Abbot Beyne School are shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Hannah Bladon. 

"Hannah left Abbot Beyne in August 2015 to follow her dreams. She had always wanted to study Theology and the University of Birmingham offered her a scholarship to do this. 

"Hannah was a lovely young lady - determined, hardworking and a joy to teach."

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The Rev Michael Freeman said Hannah was an active member of St John's Church, Horninglow, where the community was "shocked and saddened" by her death.

"We, an extended family, are doing all we can to support her close family and friends in their devastating grief," he added.

A father has been describing the lucky escape he and his three children had last night when their home in Addison Street, Eastwood, caught fire. 

Michael James Lowe told the BBC he was watching TV with his children around 21:30 when he noticed a "fishy smell" and saw sparks coming from the fuse box.

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He said: "I saw it sparking and popping and took the kids out straight away to a friend's house. When I came back it [the house] was ablaze." 

Firefighters spent almost two hours tackling the fire and also rescued eight kittens from the house.

A fire service spokesman said they believed the fire had started due to an electrical fault and the house was now "uninhabitable".

Mr Lowe said much of the house had suffered smoke damage and they were now staying with friends and family. 

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A 50-year-old man suffered head injuries in an assault at the Atrium pub in Castle Gate, Newark, in the early hours of Sunday.

Police said the man was attacked between 02:00 and 03:00 and remains in a stable condition at King's Mill Hospital.

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A 25-year-old man has been arrested and released in connection with the assault.