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PC Gary Haines from Leicestershire Police says government plans to double punishments are a last resort to stop drivers using mobile phones.

Seven Of The Best (7OTB) players to ever play for West Ham United

All I Want For Christmas...The West Ham Edition

Looping A New Form of Performance Art ! Reactions at Tompkins Square Park

Leicester East MP Keith Vaz, the chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee tells Capital they'll continue to check whether more's being done for the mentally ill in prison/

The East Midlands' radicalisation Prevent coordinator has told Capital school holidays can be risky with some children heading abroad to see family. Will Baldet says teachers will raise concerns bu...

NBA All-Star Game: Adam Silver and his handling of the gambling!

Billy Allingham runs Steamin' Billy Brewery, which has 11 pubs in the East Midlands. He says the pub business rates discount won't help many struggling pubs.

Selling or making so-called legal highs like black mamba, laughing gas and spice are now BANNED. Capital's Alex Hulse has been investigating whether it'll stop people using them.

EP. 31 of The Unbelievables *New Network Podcast*

Neil Brooks is a drugs support worker in Nottingham, he's worried the legal high ban will make more people criminals that shouldn't be.

Sex and drugs support workers in the East Midlands tell Capital not enough's being done to get the right help for people who take substances whilst having sex. Capital's Alex Hulse investigates 'Ch...

31: Bienvenidos! w/Dylan Lusk and Ray Roberts

The Head of Pastoral Care at Mia Ayliffe-Chung's former school, Paul Lovatt, reads a statement in tribute to her, after her death in Australia.

The mum of Brandon Rayat from Leicester, who took his own life after being severely bullied, has told Capital she wants the government to take stronger action against bullies and introduce laws to ...

LISTEN: Paul Francis, political editor - 24/01/17

12-19-20 (Bossman Show) | Keith Smith Interview

Steve Worthy tells Capital about how he was chosen to present the Premier League trophy to Leicester City captain Wes Morgan

Met Office Forecaster Craig Snell tells Capital there is a yellow warning for snow from tonight and the chance of some disruption.

Charlotte Throssel, from Disability Direct, Nottingham, tells Capital she thinks the cuts to disability benefit payments will still go ahead despite the government U-Turn.