24/08/2014 East Midlands Today

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

A man believed to be from Leicestershire has died

The body of the man was recovered today at

a disused quarry near Llangollen. His family has been informed.

Rescuers were called in last night by two other divers at the puarry.

It's also emerged today that a young boy who died after slipping into the

It happened on Friday evening near to Tutbury Mill.

Nine`year`old Kai Lambe has been described by his family as

"a happy, outgoing and lovely little boy".

Kai had been rescued by fire officers,

People living near new homes which are being built say they were

shocked to discover a three`storey house going up right behind theirs.

They say they've lost their light and their privacy,

and want building work to stop. Jo Healey reports.

Three neighbours, all distrdssed to see the 3`storey house going up at

the bottom of their gardens. First thing in the morning and last thing

at night, any time we are at the window or in the back garden, this

is what I am greeted with, this monster of a wall. There is no

privacy, I have lost all natural sunlight. I did not buy my property

to feel as if I am living in a prison. This is all that I can see.

I can't believe that they would think to build a house right there

in front of somebody's back garden. To look out of the window and see

that monstrosity is horribld. There's no light and it is

disgusting. Nottingham city homes and the

council say they are building 5 new homes here. They say residents were

invited to discuss the plans, and they consulted on the application.

This is more true a picture of what you can see up how much of `n

eyesore this is. And it is not finished yet. Valerie says she could

not have known from the plans it would look like this, and w`nts the

work to stop. Derby Mountain Rescue Team were

called to help a climber thhs weekend who'd fallen to the foot

of a cliff in Matlock Bath. He'd been climbing High Tor

yesterday when he slipped. Rescuers abseiled to reach him, and

secured him on a stretcher, before It's understood he suffered

leg and facial injuries. In football, Leicester suffdred

their first defeat in their new league, while there were huge

wins for both Derby and Fordst. With your round`up of the action,

here's Kirsty Edwards. A spirited performance from

Leicester City in their red kit saw them look far from out of place for

the first hour at Chelsea. Hn the end, they were undone by Didgo

Costa, Chelsea's ?32 million summer signing. Then, an unfortunate

deflection off Hazard's shot sealed their two ` zero defeat. Nottingham

Forest remain top of the championship next to a 4`0 win over

Reading. Matty Fryatt headed in a go`l, and

also getting in on the act was another summer signing, Brit is

sombre longer. An impressivd attacking display from Derbx County

as well. Jamie Ward started things off for the Rams with a find finish,

then after Fulham had equalhsed there was only one team and head.

Craig Bryson restored Derby's leave. Last season's top scorer Chris

Martin then added another two. His second game after Simon Dawkins

shot came off the post. Momdnts later, Dawkins had better ltck with

another shot to complete a 4`1 rout. Notts County got their second win in

a row next to a first`half goal from Gary Jones, and then Neil Noble s

deflected free kick. 2`0, the final score at Port Vale.

This appointment for Mansfidld town, who lost 2`0 away at Dagenh`m and

Redbridge. And staying with football, but to

one of the most famous scends from The Great War, recreated today as a

Nottinghamshire team played against a side from Germany in a match to

foster Peace and Reconciliation A football field in Flanders field.

We are in Belgium, filming ` series of events marking the centenary of

the start of the great War. This is one of those events, a football

match reminiscent of the Christmas truce football matches of 1814.

Playing today, Newark town's under 21 's, and the German side. It is

very hard `` a very hard`fotght match, but for today's Brit`in these

and reconciliation. All this week we will be filming a series of events

around these commemorations, speaking to many of the people

involved. I hope you can john us. Come on, Newark!

Let's check the bank holidax forecast now with Sara.

Good evening. It has been nhce to see a dry day today, even though we

lost the sunshine a little bit into the afternoon, due to this weather

fronts moving up from the south`west gradually overnight. We start to see

the first signs of it coming in into the early hours in the East

Midlands, and it will be a lild night. Temperatures down to a

minimum of 11. Through tomorrow morning, we seek to weather fronts

with us for bank holiday Monday The first produces some patchy rain the

second, hot on its heels, ghves is a very wet afternoon with somd heavy

rainfall, and a daytime temperature no higher than 15 Celsius, so

feeling quite cold tomorrow with the wet weather around. Picking up again

by Tuesday and Wednesday. More for you when we're back

at 10:15 tonight. Join me then. After that cold start this morning,

it has been quite a nice day for most of us. We have seen cloud

amounts increasing but it is this cloud that is coming in from the

Atlantic which is going to bring change in weather. Not too much rain

from it, further patchy rain across Northern Ireland overnight, some

rain at times across Wales and the south-west, shovelling further

east. Far north of England and particularly Scotland, saying drive.

Clearer skies, still quite cold elsewhere, not as cold as it was

last night. Cloudy day tomorrow across England and Wales, some rain

at times, heavy rain, brighter colours coming into the south-west,

through the morning, pushing into the Midlands, towards the south east

and parts of Northern Ireland as well. Further north, Scotland may

well stay dry, the North West of Scotland is the place to be, quite a

bit of sunshine. Cool breeze off the North Sea,