A small earthquake has hit Leicestershire early this morning. The British Geological Survey says the magnitude was 2.9 and the epicentre was Loughborough. However the US Geological Society says it was registered as 3.2.
Leicestershire Police said they had received no reports of any tremours and had not been called out to any incidents.
A spokeswoman said: "We've not received any calls about any tremors or any damage overnight."
A spokesman for the county's fire and rescue service also said it had not received any calls reporting an earthquake.
The tremour has reportedly been felt across Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire.
One resident in Groby, Leicestershire, told BBC Radio Leicester: "It lasted at least 20 seconds and some DVDs fell off a shelf in my room."
Another caller said: "It sounded like an underground train coming and everything wobbled, but nothing fell off shelves."
It says the earthquake struck at 5:20am today close to Loughborough.
The epicentre appears to be between Nottingham and Leicestershire, close to Loughborough.