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Racism Row: Leicestershire Police review a risk assessment for urban music concerts, following concerns that it includes questions about ethnicity

Rappers and Royals: an "urban opera" to tackle gang culture in Nottingham is being supported by Princes William and Harry

Families under attack: Jeremy Ball reports on how thousands of Iraqi Kurdish refugees in the East Midlands are responding to the advance of ISIS forces into their families' home towns.

Brighter future: East Midlands Today reports on how homeless people in Nottinghamshire are being helped off the streets and into jobs

Rebuilding Shattered Lives: A first look inside the new rehabilitation centre for injured service personnel at Stanford Hall in Nottinghamshire. Some of them are being helped to walk again using Hollywood-style CGI technology.

Global Achievement: Injured soldier, Luke Wigman, completes the World Marathon Challenge. He ran 7 marathons in 7 days for the new Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre at Stanford Hall in Nottinghamshire

Sherwood Result: Coverage of the General Election count and declaration as Mark Spencer hold the Sherwood Constituency for the Conservative Party

"Getting By": A new book about inner-city poverty claims people on deprived estates are being "demonised". The author, Dr Lisa McKenzie, spent more than 20 years living at St Anns in Nottingham

Budget Freeze: Police budgets are frozen by the Chancellor, after he warned them to prepare for cuts of up to 40%

Covert Convicted: Nottingham supermarket cashier, Ryan Counsell, is found guilty of preparing to fight with an IS-linked terrorist group in the Philippines. An anti-extremism expert explains why converts are more susceptible to being radicalised

Referendum Racism?: Several hate crimes reported in the East Midlands are linked the the Brexit vote

Brides for hire: East Midlands Today reports on the Leicester-based Sham Marriage gang who used "a stable of stooge wives"

Royal Premiere: East Midlands Today reports on why Prince Harry is supporting a new film about inner-city life in Nottingham, and why "The Wire" star, Dominic West, is rapping on the soundtrack

Dogs of war: East Midlands Today reveals that over 300 military dogs, trained at Melton Mowbray, were deployed to Afghanistan. Canine casualties came back to the Defence Animal Centre for life-saving treatment

Part-time Handlers: army reservists are being recruited as British military dog handlers for the first time in 30 years

CIA Chief Targeted: The Old Bailey hears that a Leicestershire teenager hijacked the computers of several US intelligence chiefs, and put lives at risk by publishing names of thousands of FBI staff

Trading Places (pt 3 of 3): Why soldiers are doing their Christmas shopping in Afghanistan, why rival Nottingham Forest and Derby County supporters are playing on the same football team, and why one Derby soldier says he'd like his children to see Afghanistan

"Land of Lord of the Flies"?: Campaigners call for the closure of Glen Parva Young Offenders Institution, after inspectors branded the jail "unsafe". Jeremy Ball speaks to former inmates about the violence they witnessed there.

Taking a Stand: Rallies against racism in Nottingham and Leicester after "hate crime" linked to the EU Referendum. The father of a Polish teenager describes how she was targeted at school.

Gary: The third in a three-part series, meeting the families of soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan. Jacqui Thompson from Nottingham talks about the charity work that helps her cope with losing her husband, Gary