albino vipertip

Compensation Call: Former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, tells the independent inquiry that the country's "biggest sex abuse scandal" was uncovered by Nottinghamshire social worker, Margaret Humphreys. He said thousands of child migrants were sent to Australia in a form of "Government-induced trafficking"

Marriages of convenience: an East Midlands Today investigation reveals a sharp increase in "sham marriage" figures

Armed Response: Police firearms officers begin routinely patrolling crowded places in the East Midlands, following the Berlin terrorist attack

Livestock/Thefts: Sheep and cattle rustlers are targeting several farms in the East Midlands every month. Figures released under FOI show some incidents involved several hundred of animals

Peace Hopes: A Syrian academic at De Montford University in Leicester explains how she wants to help rebuild her country after the war

Soldiers welcomed home: Jeremy Ball reports on the 9th/12th Royal Lancers' homecoming parade in Leicester.

Police investigation: the bodies of a man and his two sons have been found at a house in Hinckley, hours after the police were called to a "disturbance"

Hounded Workers?: the Prime Minister is asked to order an inquiry into Hermes UK, after claims that two of its couriers from Leicester were forced to work when their six year old son was dying

Rebuilding Lives: injured soldier, Luke Wigman, visits Stanford Hall in Nottinghamshire, to see how it's being transformed into the new "Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre"

Challenging Extremism: A Leicester imam publishes 10,000 pamphlets, to help parents in Leicester to challenge online propaganda from so-called "Islamic State". Ather Hussain says he wants to protect children from being "brainwashed" by "an evil ideology"

Tackling Grooming: a national unit to protect children from sexual predators opens in Derby

Royal Preparations: Prince Harry's "Full Effect" youth project prepares to welcome him back to Nottingham. So how much difference is it making in inner-city St Anns?

Royal Appointment: a Nottingham teenager reveals that Meghan Markle made a secret return visit to her school. She's one of several people from Prince Harry's youth projects in St Anns who've been invited to the Royal Wedding

Royal Anglians return: Jeremy Ball meets the last front-line troops to return to the East Midlands from Afghanistan.

On the breadline?: Jeremy Ball investigates why there has been a sharp increase in the number of people using food banks in the East Midlands.

Heroes' welcome: Jeremy Ball reports on how thousands of well-wishers lined the streets of Leicester, to welcome theEast Midlands' last front-line troops home from Afghanistan.

Jeremy Ball reveals that children as young as eight are to be mentored, to stop them being groomed into Nottingham drugs gangs - and why it's the result of a Royal Visit by Prince Harry

Building Bridges: Mosques across the East Midlands invite non-Muslims to visit, to challenge myths and misconceptions. But are they just "preaching to the converted"?