18/02/2017 East Midlands Today

Just a week ago, Kareena and her dad were left devastated

The charity box was like this, it has got her picture on it

and everything and I just don't understand how anybody could

It's really disappointing, because people put money in it

With ?30,000 to pay for an operation that will help Kareena walk

unaided, donations flooded in - the local taxi firm

pledging a portion of fares and an anonymous donor

giving the family ?10,000 to meet their target.

The tragedy of the box being stolen, the community's

just rallied around and really supported her.

Thank you very much, because I really need it.

It's going to be a tough road for Kareena, but

hopefully the goal is that she will walk better and it should be good

An MRI scan is booked next month and they're

hoping it won't be long before Kareena is taking the steps so many

A bridge which partially collapsed over a railway

track in Leicestershire will re-open next month.

Parts of the structure in Barrow-upon-Soar fell

onto the railway lines in August, causing major delays

Network Rail has been working to repair the bridge and it

will re-open to traffic on March 27th.

A former newspaper premises in Derby could be turned into a free school.

Northcliffe House has been empty since the Derby Telegraph relocated

A Muslim charity has put in the application.

The plans are for a nursery, primary and secondary school.

An exhibition exploring the history of Royal Shrovetide Football has

Visitors to the town's Heritage Centre will be able to see

memorabilia relating to the annual game.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the ball...

The game lasts as long as there is anything to last.

You can break off for a breather and start in again any time.

They have been playing Shrovetide football matches in

Ashbourne in Derbyshire since at least 1667.

It goes to much more pre-historical times, wherever

there is a circle of stones, we usually find these mass street

Dozens of items have been collected for a new

Old balls, some balls that haven't been seen

for generation and the

Street football was banned, we are the only

place that really plays street football any more and we just refuse

Onto football and in the FA Cup fifth round

Leicester City are out of the competition after a late

In the Championship Nottingham Forest lost 2-1 at home

Onto rugby, and in the Aviva Premiership the Leicester Tigers

beat Bristol 50-17 at Welford Road this afternoon.

Let's take a look at the weather now with Lucy.

Plenty of cloud in the forecast over the next couple of days.

That being said, if you do catch a break, it is feeling

pleasant with those milder temperatures.

As we go through the night, there will be plenty of

There will be some clear spells and couple outbreaks of light rain.

Overnight lows of seven or eight degrees Celsius.

I think we could see a few patches of hill fog developing.

There will be some cloud around, but I think

there will be a few brighter intervals through the morning,

before the cloud thickens up from the west in the afternoon.

Temperatures reaching a maximum of 11 degrees Celsius.

Now I will leave you with the outlook - Monday is

another cloudy picture, but I do think we will see that breeze

It has been a mild day to day and some of us have seen some spring

sunshine. Blue skies and sunshine here above the River Thames. It has

not been sunny everywhere, though. We have got more cloud around across

more northerly parts of the country. Some rain to come tonight across

Scotland and northern England, all clearing away by the time we get to

Sunday morning. And it will be quite chilly start to Sunday, particularly

in the south-east corner, where there could be some mist and fog

first thing. Away from the south and south-east, it is a milder start to

the day. Still quite cloudy on Sunday in the west. For central and

eastern areas, a