Good eveningpublished at 18:00 GMT 13 February 2015
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Dave Wade
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Kaye Forster
Weather Presenter, BBC East Midlands Today
It's staying cloudy with outbreaks of showery rain this evening and for the first part of the night.

The winds will quickly die down and the showers will fizzle out by the end of the night but there will be some patches of mist and fog forming later. A milder night with lows of 5C (41F).
Ofsted has issued a statement about the reopening of Chuckle Bunnies and Little Acorns day nurseries.
It said "concerns were raised about the suitability of one of the registered individuals making up the registered company".
Image source, Google MapsIt suspended Associated Nurseries' registration because it believed children were "at risk of harm".
The suspension has been lifted because Ofsetd is satisfied there is now no risk of harm.
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter
Derbyshire County Council's leader's told me she was "shocked and surprised" by Erewash Borough Council's decision to vote against joining a county-wide combined authority.

Anne Western said: "If they choose not to be part of it that's their decision and we will find away through it without them sadly."
Listen again to the Drive Time show on BBC Radio Derby.
BBC Sport
Derby midfielder George Thorne could make his first appearance of the season for tomorrow's FA Cup fifth round match against Reading after recovering from a knee injury.
However, top scorer Chris Martin, who has 19 goals this season, is ruled out with a knee problem, so in-form Darren Bent (pictured) will lead the line.
Image source, Getty ImagesRead BBC Sport Online's match preview for Derby County v Reading here .
Derbyshire Times
Campaigners have expressed concern after it emerged fracking could take place underneath the Peak District National Park, external.
The government has said energy companies will not be allowed to base their fracking operations on the ground within the protected zones but instead will be able to station their drilling rigs just outside and then drill horizontally underneath them.
BBC Business News Online has more on Rolls-Royce's profit warning.
Image source, PAProfits for this year could be as much as 13% lower than last year, the firm said.
Wesley Mallin
Newsreader, BBC Derby
In the 17:00 bulletin, Rolls Royce is warning profits this year could fall as much as 13% on top of an 8% drop last year.
It says the low oil price has increased uncertainty for many of its customers.
Matthew Barlow
Reporter, BBC Radio Derby
Wirksworth is without a Post Office, which Jane Jackson from town shop Top Ken's says is tough for people living there.
"It's terrible for a place the size of Wirksworth to be without a Post Office it's awful especially for the elder people they've got to now go to Cromford," she said.
Image source, PAPost Office says the application by Central England Co-operative for a post office at its petrol station in the town had been withdrawn
But the Co-op said the Post Office didn't offer it a contract because it already has a commercial parcel service called Collect Plus.
Dave Wade
BBC Local Live
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Andy Potter
Presenter, BBC Radio Derby
I spoke to Jack O'Connell on BBC Radio Derby earlier.
He talked about winning the Rising Star Award at the Baftas - the only award based on public votes.
"I noticed Derby getting behind me as well. I can't tell you how comforting that is to feel encouraged from home," he said.
Image source, Getty ImagesListen to the interview here.
Wesley Mallin
Newsreader, BBC Derby
In my 16:00 bulletin, Actor Jack O'Connell says he wants to thank the people of Derbyshire, external for their support in the lead up to his BAFTA success.
The 25 year-old from Alvaston was given the Rising Star award last weekend.
Staffordshire Police are appealing for information after a man posing as a housing association officer stole cash from an elderly woman's home in Burton, external.
The man said he had come to assess her Shakespeare Road property for security measures on Thursday afternoon.
Lucy Vladev
BBC Radio Derby
A Derby company has had almost £20,000 of tools stolen after being targeted twice in two days.
Raygar Architectural and Engineering supplies on Alfreton road was broken into in the early hours of Wednesday morning and power tools were stolen.
Image source, GoogleThieves returned early on Thursday and took more equipment bringing the total amount to around £18,000.
Managing director Ray Garlick said it was distressing for everyone.
BBC Travel
BBC Travel
One lane blocked and heavy traffic on the M1 southbound between junction 29a for Markham Vale and junction 29 for Chesterfield because of a broken down car in the roadworks area.
BBC Radio Derby
Rebecca Barker, the wife of Derby County club captain Shaun (pictured) has been speaking about her fears when husband Shaun was first sidelined through injury nearly three years ago.
Image source, EmpicsShe told BBC Radio Derby: "It was a big step. "When I first saw his leg, I thought 'How will he ever walk again, never mind play football?'"
Wesley Mallin
Newsreader, BBC Derby
In the news at 15:00, a Derby tool firm has suffered two burglaries in two days with thieves getting away with around £18,000 worth of stock.
BBC Sport
Sidelined for almost three years with a knee injury, Shaun Barker never doubted he would lay football again, reports BBC Sport Online.
Image source, PAHe made an emotional return playing for the club's under-21s on Wednesday.
DCFC Rams Police tweets, external: The use of pyrotechnics/flares/smoke bombs will not be tolerated at the iPro Stadium by @dcfcofficial or @DCFCPolice @ReadingFC
Derbyshire Police have released an image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the theft of a charity tin from a pub in Derby, external.

A man entered Vines Wine Bar on Uttoxeter Road, Mickleover, on 26 January.
He appeared to lean over the bar and conceal the tin in his jacket.