26/04/2014 East Midlands Today

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With your news now for the Dast Midlands, I'm Maurice Flynn. A man's

appeared before magistrates charged with the murder of Bogdan N`wrocki

The 22`year`old has been missing since January when he was l`st seen

in the Radford area of Notthngham. Police charged a 27`year`old from

Sneinton with murder last nhght Mr Nawrocki's body hasn't been found.

For the first time in the rdgion, reservists from three of thd armed

forces will be training togdther in one location. Earlier today a

rededication parade was held as their newly revamped headqu`rters

near Nottingham was officially opened. Carol Hinds has mord.

A special parade to mark a lajor military milestone for the region.

Nottinghamshire's only Royal Navy and Royal Marines reserve units are

now based with Army reservists in Nottingham. The parade is a re

dedication parade marking otr formal entry into this site, the chaplain

conducting the religious side, HRH Michael of Kent taking the salute

and other significant civic dignitaries from the area. Ht has

cost ?1 million and taken nhne months to renovate the base. The

opportunities you get are you would not normally get yourself on

civilian street so it is re`lly all about the people and what you can

learn and give back to the country. The MoD is making changes to the

Armed Forces but is also investing in the future. We have moved to our

new site here and we are recruiting hoping to double in size ovdr five

years. Up to 75 jobs could go at a printing

firm in Leicester. Artisan Press, in Beaumont Leys, produces glossy

catalogues and magazines for clients such as John Lewis and Marks and

Spencer. The company's blamdd tough trading conditions. Managers are

talking to workers and unions about redundancies.

Meanwhile in Derby up to 200 jobs could be created. Six million pounds

is being invested at the city's Rail Technical Centre. It's to encourage

new companies to the business park, near Bombardier. More than two

million pounds of that total is coming from the city's regional

growth fund. A group of health students from the

region are on their way to Hndia tonight, for what their tutors

believe will be a life`changing experience. The group from New

College Nottingham will be working in a hospital there. Emily @nderson

reports. A normal day in the lab for the

students but soon they will be embarking on an altogether different

experience thousands of milds away. Out there they won't have the things

we have in hospital, not as much equipment. Working with different

people from different backgrounds and looking at what is spechfic over

there that is coming in to the UK. For two weeks, this will be home for

the students, learning everxthing from hospice care to mental health

provision in India. They will have ethics and morals challenged about

how health care is provided, we will laugh together and cry together but

importantly the skills that we will all gain while out that will make us

much better practitioners in the future. It has taken months of

fundraising and a lot of hard work but experiencing life in India could

change their lives forever. And Nottingham Forest's plaxoff

hopes are over after their four`one loss at Bournemouth. Derby ` already

with their play`off spot secure ` beat Watford 4`2 and Leicester City

continue their incredible sdason with a 2`0 win at Huddersfidld. In

League One, relegation survhval for Notts County comes down to their

last game of the season aftdr their 2`0 win over Swindon. And in League

Two, a 3`1 defeat for Mansfheld And one result in the rugby ` Nottingham

were soundly beaten at London Welsh 64 ` 12. Let's check the we`ther now

` Mel has our forecast. The few showers that made it today will fade

into tonight and it will be largely dry but the return of low cloud and

missed. One or two showers dotted around but it will dry out `s the

night goes on. The mist and low cloud works its way in, a dtll

start. Temperatures not dropping away too far with lows of around

eight Celsius. A murky start, taking a while for the missed to lhft an

break. We start to see showdrs creeping back in. They could be

lively with the risk of hail and thunder. Remaining unsettled next

week. The Beat's on`air already on your

local BBC Radio. They've just launched the musical jungle. It s

not a worm ` but I can tell you it has four legs. Back with more for

you same time tomorrow ` 6:40pm Good evening. An area of low

pressure has wrapped itself around the British Isles for this weekend.

There have been a number of showers today, particularly in the

south-west, and there is more to come overnight. You can see this

swirl of cloud, the centre of it in the south-west of England. Close to

the centre of that there will be some strong winds in the south-west

of England and some heavy showers as well. There will be some big waves

along the south coast as well. The rain will affect eastern Scotland

and the North East of England with