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Kaye Forster
BBC Weather

Any showers should clear through the evening, leaving a dry night with clear spells. Lows of 0C (32F).

Derbyshire Police wants to hear from any coach companies taking Chesterfield fans to the match at Sheffield United on Sunday, external.

The force says it is working with its South Yorkshire counterparts to make the day run as smoothly as possible.

Derbyshire County Council tweets, external: Explore hidden trails and secret locations with free new app launched as part of Made in Derbyshire 2015: bit.ly/1zdV6Eu, external

Owen Bradley
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Hull City manager Steve Bruce has dismissed talk of Tom Ince making his loan move to Derby County permanent.

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Bruce said the England U21 international was "not for sale". You can listen to his comments here.

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter

Derby City Council has brought forward the count for the local elections - originally scheduled to start at 17:00 on Friday 8 May - due to the possibility of a clash with a Derby County play-off fixture.

It will now begin straight after the national poll has been dealt with, in the early hours of Friday morning.

BBC Radio Derby

Former Derby County captain Robbie Savage has been remembering Colin Bloomfield.

He said: "I had some great times with him, some battles - all in jest - but he was a terrific presenter who was passionate about what he did.

"When I heard the news, I was devastated."

Here's a reminder of some of our biggest stories this afternoon:

• A Tory council election candidate is suspended for making an anti-Semitic comment about Ed Miliband

• Two books of condolence have been opened in memory of Colin Bloomfield

• Derbyshire's Martin Guptill hits a century in the match against Gloucestershire

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Hundreds of listeners have been paying tribute to Colin Bloomfield on BBC Radio Derby's Facebook page, external.

Jean Pollard writes: "Colin was a wonderful person who all the listeners took to their hearts, not because of his illness but because he was one of the most warm-hearted, amusing presenters. He was loved by us all."

Martin Guptill is displaying some of his recent World Cup form for Derbyshire today against Gloucestershire.

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Don't forget you can listen to live commentary from Bristol through the BBC Sport website.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

BBC Radio Derby has put together a compilation featuring some of Colin Bloomfield's funniest moments. Listen here.

BBC Travel

A broken down van has closed a lane on the M1 northbound after J29.

Derby Telegraph

Derby County chief executive Sam Rush has revealed there will be a minute of applause for Colin Bloomfield, external before Derby's match against Reading on Saturday.

BBC Radio Derby

Philip Hickson, leader of Derby Conservatives, has issued a statement after the Tory local election candidate for Littleover made an anti-Semitic remark about Ed Miliband on Facebook.

He said: "Our party is opposed to any form of discrimination, and clearly we could not countenance someone potentially representing us whilst holding such views of intolerance."

Chesterfield will go into their final match of the season assured of a play-off place, despite losing to Bristol City at the weekend.

Depending on what happens on Sunday, Paul Cook's side could face either Preston, MK Dons, Swindon or Sheffield United in the semi-finals.

Two burglars who were found by police hiding near the house they had raided have been jailed, external.

One of the burglars was discovered in a telephone box while the other tried to hide on a private road.

Tributes have continued to pour in for Colin Bloomfield following his death at the weekend.

Among those remembering the former presenter - pictured above with dance act Flawless - were Olympic swimmer Ross Davenport and Derby County chief executive Sam Rush.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Here are the main stories we're covering at the moment:

• A council candidate is suspended over an anti-Semitic comment about Ed Miliband

• Two books of condolence are set up in memory of Colin Bloomfield

• Cricket: Derbyshire are taking on Gloucestershire in Bristol

BBC Radio Derby

A vineyard is being set up within Kedleston Hall's walled garden.

About 2,000 vines are being planted in the 300-year-old garden by a team who already run a vineyard at Renishaw Hall.

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter

The name of Gulzabeen Afsar - suspended by the Conservative party for making an anti-Semitic comment about Ed Miliband - will still appear on the ballot paper in Littleover as it's too late for changes to be made.

The Conservatives have said her comment was "offensive and wrong" and are planning a full disciplinary hearing.