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Anna Church
Weather Presenter, BBC East Midlands Today

It will become increasingly cloudy through the evening with some light patchy rain and will remain cloudy overnight with further patchy rain that may become heavy in places by dawn. Minimum temperatures will be 12C (54F).

A cloudy and damp start to Saturday with outbreaks of rain. It will brighten up during the afternoon with a top temperature of 19C (66F).

Sunday will be a fresher day but should be mostly dry, with just the risk of an isolated shower.

Burglars have smashed their way into a pharmacy in Brimington using a sledge hammer and a crowbar to steal prescription drugs, police have said, external.

Police said the break-in at the Numark Pharmacy on Church Street between 14:30 and 14:45.

Travellers who were evicted after setting up camp in Alvaston are now understood to have moved to the car park at Asda in Spondon.

The travellers were removed from Elvaston Lane on Thursday morning and rangers were moved on to the site to clean up.

BBC Radio Derby

An animal welfare charity is asking people to boycott a circus in Somercoates.

Animal Defenders say Peter Jolly's Circus has a poor record of looking after its exotic animals.

The circus says Defra has given it a licence and declined to comment further.

BBC Travel

There's congestion on the A6 southbound through Bakewell because of traffic heading to the Eroica Britannia festival at the Showground.

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter

Following its legal win, Derby City Council now officially owns the domain name derbyarena.co.uk.

Image source, Gary Cadman

A businessman, who registered the domain name days after the council unveiled plans for a sports venue, was ordered to hand over the rights earlier this month.

Jennifer Scott
BBC News Online

A Derbyshire man who was one of the five most seriously injured victims of the Alton Towers crash has been discharged from hospital.

The hospitals treating Daniel Thorpe, 27, from Buxton, pictured left, and Chanda Chauhan, from Wednesbury, said they had been sent home.

Image source, facebook

Police have appealed for information after sports trophies were stolen, external from a school earlier this week.

The sports pavilion at Swanwick Hall School was broken into between at some point between last Friday and Monday 15 June.

The top stories this afternoon in the BBC Derby newsroom:

• Two of the five most seriously injured victims of the Alton Towers crash are discharged from hospital

• Jobs in Derby are safeguarded after Bombardier lands a £260m contract to build trains for Transport for London

• Travel: Congestion on the A6 around the Eroica Britannia bicycle festival in Bakewell.

BBC Radio Derby

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is set to promise extra investment for GPs in England if they sign up to seven-day opening.

A week-long working trial has been taking place in Erewash in Derbyshire.

Image source, Science Photo Library

Chair of the local Clinical Commissioning Group, Dr Avi Bhadi, says it is difficult to find enough doctors to take part.

Derbyshire County Council tweets, external: Lots of traffic expected in Bakewell this weekend, if you are going to @EroicaBritannia, external try the bus. Info here: bit.ly/1GmbK1A, external

Ilkeston Advertiser

Police have confirmed that the body of a 44-year-old man was found at Shipley Country Park, external on Monday.

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter

Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service is to consider reducing the number of "middle-managers" it employs by a quarter.

Group managers and station managers will be cut, saving up to £500,000 a year. The service doesn't anticipate the changes will result in any redundancies.

Derbyshire Dales District Council tweets, external: Busy time for #welldressings with Saturday unveilings in #Litton #Tideswell & #Youlgrave goo.gl/HsHd65, external

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

The top stories so far today include:

• Bombardier lands £260m contract to build trains for Transport for London

• Work on the delayed Ilkeston railway station could begin in autumn

• Derby County make new signings

Derby Telegraph

A van has become wedged in scaffolding, external in Derby city centre.

The van hit the scaffolding in Babington Lane and firefighters have been called to free it.

Burton Mail

Brewers fans will be able to beat the queues and secure their tickets online, external for the first time ever as the club compete in League One in the new season.

BBC Sport

Derby County have signed Northern Ireland international defender Chris Baird (pictured right) on a two-year contract.

Image source, Getty Images

The 33-year-old, who has 72 caps, left Premier League side West Bromwich Albion at the end of the season.

Derby Telegraph

The runners-up medal which belonged to the Derby County goalkeeper who let in six goals in an FA Cup final is to be sold at auction, external.

John "Jack" Fryer was between the posts for the Rams for the 1903 final against Bury - a game which Derby lost 6-0.