Stories from Nottingham · United Kingdom

Manchester City has made a verbal proposal of £106 million plus add-ons, potentially exceeding £120 million, for Elliot Anderson. Nottingham Forest is seeking a guaranteed British record fee rather than one dependent on bonuses.

An inquiry into the mental health care provided to the killer in Nottingham has concluded that the care was poor. This finding raises questions about the adequacy of mental health services.

The HCKR book club has fully relaunched its website, featuring books organized by universe, workshop history, articles, authors, and the HCKR book club itself.

Researchers at the University of Nottingham have created a protein-based gel that utilizes calcium and phosphate ions found in saliva. This gel is designed to repair and regenerate oral tissues.

A radio speaker discussed an upcoming football match between Nottingham Forest and Newcastle, predicting a 2-1 victory for Nottingham Forest. The speaker noted that Nottingham Forest is technically still in the relegation fight, though he believes they are out of it.

Nottingham Forest recently defeated Everton 2-1 at home and Wolves 4-0. The team has 'turned things around' under manager Nuno, showing improved performance compared to earlier in the season.

Research conducted with the Woodland Trust and Nottingham University indicates that willow trees extract minerals from the soil, which can benefit dairy herd health. The branches of willow trees can be replanted and grow quickly.

New Zealand striker Chris Wood scored the only goal for Nottingham Forest in a match against Forrest. Wood scored via a penalty kick into the top corner midway through the second half. In another match, Sporting Braga defeated German club Freiburg 2-1.

Nottingham Forest holds a 1-0 advantage over Aston Villa in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final. In another tie, Sporting Braga secured a 2-1 victory against Freiburg. Chris Woods scored the winning goal from a penalty in the second half following a handball by Villa defender Lucas Dina. The New Zealand striker recorded his fifth goal of the season. The win places Forest near their first European final since 1980. The team is currently on a nine-match winning run across all competitions. Forest sits five points clear of the Premier League relegation zone. The second leg of the matchup is scheduled for May 7, with the winner set to face either Braga or Freiburg in the final in Istanbul on May 20. Braga won their semifinal match 2-1. Manager Unai Emery expressed a need for focus ahead of the second leg at Villa Park.