27/04/2014 East Midlands Today

for a united church. And that's all from me.

If With your news now for the East Midlands, I'm Maurice Flynn. A judge

in Italy will tomorrow hear a request to reopen the investigation

into the death of a young Nottinghamshire mother. Clahre

Martin died two years ago in Naples. It was declared a suicide, dven

though she died from multiple stab wounds to the neck. Carol Hhnds has

been to meet her parents. More than two years on from the

death of their daughter, her parents still have many unanswered puestions

about how she died. I'd likd to know the official time of day. The time

that she was first discoverdd, the time that the paramedics were

actually called, to identifx my daughter. Why we were not involved.

Until 3:15pm the following day. She was found in March 20 12th with 24

stab wounds to her neck. A local magistrate the clear her de`th a

suicide and closed the case. Tomorrow a judge in Italy whll

decide whether to reopen thd investigation. Whether he whll

actually read the paper, and agreed to the case not being closed. For

every question, there are two or three different answers and there

should only be one. One answer to each question. This weekend the

couple took a break from thd paperwork to hold their first

fundraiser, in night of comddy and music, to Claire Martin's f`vourite

pastimes. There's more on this on BBC Radio

Nottingham Breakfast tomorrow morning.

It's now been confirmed a m`n died in the fire earlier at a retirement

village in Nottinghamshire. It broke out in a bungalow within thd Lark

Hill complex in Clifton this afternoon. Around thirty people had

to be moved from their homes while it was brought under control. A

joint fire and police investigation into the cause is underway tonight.

Police have described as cowardly two men who attacked a pregnant

shop`worker with a baseball bat The woman, who's 36 weeks pregn`nt, was

working at the Johal General Store in Kirkby in Ashfield on Frhday

night when it happened. She told us she was hit in the stomach, while

trying to block their bat whth her arms. She's unharmed, but shaken.

The men escaped with nothing. School holidays in Leicestershire

will no be changing. It's after 86% of people who responded to ` county

council survey voted to keep the status quo. From September next

year, all state schools in Dngland will be able to set their own term

dates. To sport, and Sutton in Ashfield

swimmer Ollie Hynd has taken another gold at the Berlin Open

Championships this weekend. He came first in today's 100 metres

backstroke and first in yesterday's 400 metres free style. Both of which

follow hot on the heels of him setting a world record in the 2 0

metres, and qualifying for selection for the Commonwealth Games darlier

this week. And in today's women's football

Notts County ladies are through to the semifinal of the Women's FA Cup

after beating Portsmouth Ladies 2`0. And it was a goalless draw for

Forest Ladies at Sheffield hn the womens Premier League.

In the weekend's basketball, Leicester Riders are through to the

semi final of the play`offs after beating Cheshire 77`56 in today s

second leg of the quarterfinal. So they won by 33 points on aggregate.

In the semis they'll face Ndwcastle Eagles. The first leg of whhch is at

Loughborough on Thursday. And Leicestershire's Sylvain

Guintoli drops to second in the World Super Bikes championship after

a dramatic end to today's r`cing in the Netherlands. He'd won the first

race in Assen when the second was red flagged. It was finally reduced

to fewer laps, before he cr`shed. Finally finishing ninth.

Forget Assen's weather, let's see what's happening here. Mel has your

forecast. Good evening, the few showers we

have had today are fading and for most places it will be a dynamic but

cloudy. We will see the mist than follow rule backend. Most places

remained dry but certainly not called with laws of around nine

Celsius. A bit of a police start to Monday morning. The clouds should be

breaking with further dry and bright spells with the UNESCO some lively

showers towards the afternoon. Temperatures not bad at arotnd 5

Celsius. An unsettled start for More from the team here, tomorrow morning

6.25, in BBC Breakfast. Temperatures not bad at arotnd 5

Celsius. An unsettled start for The week and timing cooler. Good night.

Good evening. After an unsettled weekend, the weather prospects don't

show any sign of quickening down as we go into the early part of the

week ahead. There'll be hefty showers around, particularly to the

south of the British Isles. Later in the week, a shock to the system -

colder ash from the north. -- air from the north. Winds light tore the

south. Many of the showers lightning. Cloud and rain out of the

south-west of Scotland into Northern Ireland by dawn. Lows of between

eight to ten Celsius. Monday morning, probably a grey affair for

many at first. Mist and murk in the North Sea