A care worker who was distracted on her mobile phone when the man she was looking after wandered off and drowned has been jailed for four months.
Nikki Deaney, 29, from Nottingham was meant to be giving Majid Akhtar one-to-one care during a trip to King's Mill Reservoir in 2012.
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An inquest previously concluded Deaney's failure of care resulted in the 28-year-old's death and she was then prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive and admitted contravening health and safety regulations.
Police hearing retires
Giles Taylor
BBC East Midlands Today reporter
The misconduct hearing for Nottinghamshire PC Jonathan Mortimer has retired to consider its verdict.
Hank Marvin's Lunchbox - a bright red food van used by Bottesford Football Club near Bingham has been stolen from their ground.
The distinctive trailer worth £120,000, was stolen yesterday some time between 09:00 and 13:45.
Cancellations and closures ahead of Storm Doris
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
We've heard of some more closures because of the severe weather that's predicted tomorrow.
Rufford Abbey says it is closing all day and Newark Market is also cancelled, although some stallholders are being allowed to trade from their vehicles.
The 40-year-old from Nottingham, broke the record set by Billie Fleming in 1938 and has today had her confirmation from the Guinness World Records.
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PC says there were 'inconsistencies' in report
Giles Taylor
BBC East Midlands Today reporter
PC Mortimer says when he visited Mr Newman he "seemed fine and alert" and his car was parked safely in the garage so he later closed the incident.
He said he remembers calling the bank to follow up their initial report, but accepts their logs don't back this up.
PC Mortimer said there were also inconsistencies in the incident log he was sent from the call handler, including Mr Newman's number plate which had been incorrectly entered.
Officer gives evidence in misconduct hearing
Giles Taylor
BBC East Midlands Today reporter
PC Jonathan Mortimer has been giving evidence in his hearing for gross misconduct.
He said he was sent the incident to deal with but was called away to another emergency before he could investigate.
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When he later followed it up, he admits he scanned the first two pages of the log, and didn't see any reference to Albert Newman's disqualification or a reported accident.
He said he took this to mean that he was only to check Mr Newman was safe and healthy.
If you're worried about Storm Doris, BBC Weather's John Hammond has a pretty comprehensive round-up of where it's going to be most severe and when...
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Weather: Some rain around this afternoon
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
A mixed bag really… some cloud around, a couple of light showers (in southern parts of the East Midlands) and also a few brighter spells.
Breezy with highs of 11C (52F).
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Tow no!
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BBC News Online
Unlucky! This Ferrari was found by Nottingham City Council's parking team yesterday with no road tax and no MOT.
The vehicle was towed away and taken to the pound.
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Weather warning in place for East Midlands
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Before I get to the main forecast I need to let you know there's an amber warning in place across the East Midlands for strong winds associated with Storm Doris.
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The warning is valid from 06:00-18:00 on Thursday and stresses that you should "be prepared" for strong winds of 50-60mph (up to 80mph over high ground) that could well cause disruption.
University drawing up plans for site
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
A spokeswoman for the university said they are "keen to regenerate the site" and are in the process of drawing up some plans on what to do with it.
So watch this space....
Fire-hit building to be demolished
Lisa Teanby
Newsreader, BBC Radio Nottingham
Work to demolish a building on Goldsmith Street in Nottingham, which was badly damaged by fire back in 2010, is also getting under way today.
Scaffolding is going up on the site of the former Posh Spice restaurant.
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It has been bought by Nottingham Trent University, which says it's clearing the area over the next eight to 12 weeks in preparation for regeneration, but has yet to submit plans for its future use.
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Weather: Wind and rain increasing tonight
Alexandra Hamilton
BBC weather presenter
It’ll be cloudy tonight with wind increasing overnight.
Heavy and persistent rain is expected overnight and through the early hours. Lows of 8C (46F).
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But we'll let you tell him...
Stay prepared for Storm Doris
Alexandra Hamilton
BBC weather presenter
An amber warning has been issued for wind from 06:00 tomorrow morning until 20:00.
Rain and strong winds, with gusts of 50-70mph at the storm's peak, could cause travel disruption with hazardous driving conditions.
Also be prepared for flying debris and damage to power supplies and buildings.
Another Storm Doris closure...
Bingham Market has been cancelled now too.
Carer on phone jailed for man's death
Caroline Lowbridge
BBC News Online
A care worker who was distracted on her mobile phone when the man she was looking after wandered off and drowned has been jailed for four months.
Nikki Deaney, 29, from Nottingham was meant to be giving Majid Akhtar one-to-one care during a trip to King's Mill Reservoir in 2012.
An inquest previously concluded Deaney's failure of care resulted in the 28-year-old's death and she was then prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive and admitted contravening health and safety regulations.
Police hearing retires
Giles Taylor
BBC East Midlands Today reporter
The misconduct hearing for Nottinghamshire PC Jonathan Mortimer has retired to consider its verdict.
It will reconvene tomorrow.
Distinctive food van stolen from football club
Nottingham Post
Hank Marvin's Lunchbox - a bright red food van used by Bottesford Football Club near Bingham has been stolen from their ground.
The distinctive trailer worth £120,000, was stolen yesterday some time between 09:00 and 13:45.
Cancellations and closures ahead of Storm Doris
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
We've heard of some more closures because of the severe weather that's predicted tomorrow.
Rufford Abbey says it is closing all day and Newark Market is also cancelled, although some stallholders are being allowed to trade from their vehicles.
Sherwood Pines to close tomorrow
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Sherwood Pines has announced it will be closed tomorrow because of the extreme winds and weather warnings that are in place.
Cyclist gets world record certificate
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Remember Kajsa Tylen who set a cycling world record earlier this year for covering 32,326 miles (52,025 km) in 12 months?
The 40-year-old from Nottingham, broke the record set by Billie Fleming in 1938 and has today had her confirmation from the Guinness World Records.
PC says there were 'inconsistencies' in report
Giles Taylor
BBC East Midlands Today reporter
PC Mortimer says when he visited Mr Newman he "seemed fine and alert" and his car was parked safely in the garage so he later closed the incident.
He said he remembers calling the bank to follow up their initial report, but accepts their logs don't back this up.
PC Mortimer said there were also inconsistencies in the incident log he was sent from the call handler, including Mr Newman's number plate which had been incorrectly entered.
Officer gives evidence in misconduct hearing
Giles Taylor
BBC East Midlands Today reporter
PC Jonathan Mortimer has been giving evidence in his hearing for gross misconduct.
He said he was sent the incident to deal with but was called away to another emergency before he could investigate.
When he later followed it up, he admits he scanned the first two pages of the log, and didn't see any reference to Albert Newman's disqualification or a reported accident.
He said he took this to mean that he was only to check Mr Newman was safe and healthy.
Travel: Debris on Newark road
Watch: When will Storm Doris hit us?
Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live
If you're worried about Storm Doris, BBC Weather's John Hammond has a pretty comprehensive round-up of where it's going to be most severe and when...
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Weather: Some rain around this afternoon
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
A mixed bag really… some cloud around, a couple of light showers (in southern parts of the East Midlands) and also a few brighter spells.
Breezy with highs of 11C (52F).
Tow no!
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Unlucky! This Ferrari was found by Nottingham City Council's parking team yesterday with no road tax and no MOT.
The vehicle was towed away and taken to the pound.
Weather warning in place for East Midlands
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Before I get to the main forecast I need to let you know there's an amber warning in place across the East Midlands for strong winds associated with Storm Doris.
The warning is valid from 06:00-18:00 on Thursday and stresses that you should "be prepared" for strong winds of 50-60mph (up to 80mph over high ground) that could well cause disruption.
University drawing up plans for site
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
A spokeswoman for the university said they are "keen to regenerate the site" and are in the process of drawing up some plans on what to do with it.
So watch this space....
Fire-hit building to be demolished
Lisa Teanby
Newsreader, BBC Radio Nottingham
Work to demolish a building on Goldsmith Street in Nottingham, which was badly damaged by fire back in 2010, is also getting under way today.
Scaffolding is going up on the site of the former Posh Spice restaurant.
It has been bought by Nottingham Trent University, which says it's clearing the area over the next eight to 12 weeks in preparation for regeneration, but has yet to submit plans for its future use.