Today's Local Live updates have now finished. We will be back at 08:00 on Tuesday.

Anna Church
Weather Presenter, BBC East Midlands Today

A few showers are possible overnight, but it will be largely dry with clear spells allowing some mist or fog to form, and lows of 9C (48F).

Owen Bradley
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Derby County will aim for a first home win of the season in the Championship when they host Burnley tonight.

Striker Johnny Russell says it gives the Rams a great chance to show how much they've improved in recent weeks, with back-to-back away victories in their last two games.

Image source, Empics

Paul Clement's team are four points and eight places behind their opponents.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

A summary of the main stories we're covering today:

• Police say a woman who was found dead after yesterday's Riddings house explosion, external was murdered
• Detectives return to the scene of a teenager's rape in Darley Abbey, external to encourage witnesses to come forward
• Cricket: Derbyshire sign Warwickshire all-rounder Tom Milnes after a successful loan spell

Lisa Teanby
Newsreader, BBC Radio Derby

Police are returning to the scene of a rape attack in Darley Abbey, external today to speak to passers-by and local businesses.

An 18-year-old woman was assaulted near a footpath close to the nature reserve area off South Avenue at about 17.40 on 7 September.

Police described the rape as "very unusual" and said they wanted to speak to a man who was spotted nearby.

Lisa Teanby
Newsreader, BBC Radio Derby

Staffordshire firm JCB has begun a consultation process with staff over proposed job cuts and is considering voluntary redundancies as it prepares to shed 400 jobs from all areas of the business.

Chief executive Graeme Macdonald said: "Market conditions in the construction equipment sector have been difficult for some time, but they have worsened quite rapidly in recent weeks."

Nigel Cash
BBC Radio Derby Sport

The Derby Trailblazers basketball team have been drawn to play division four side Coventry Tornadoes at home in the National Cup second round.

The tie will take place a week on 4 October.

Derby Telegraph

Tributes have been paid, external to a motorcyclist who was killed in a collision on a busy Derby road.

Image source, Derby Telegraph

Nigel Cash
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Derbyshire have signed all-rounder Tom Milnes from Warwickshire, after he impressed during a loan spell with the county.

Image source, Getty Images

Milnes has signed a two-year deal at the County Ground.

Here's a bit more from this afternoon's Derbyshire Police update on the murder of Shelley Saxton-Cooper at her house in Riddings.

A statement from the force said: “Police, crime scene investigators and fire investigation specialists are working through the scene of the fire to find out exactly how it started and what happened.

“We don’t believe, at this time, that anyone else is involved.”

Sally Swinfen
BBC Radio Derby newsreader

A Burton man who was homeless for four years has used his experience on the streets to set up a foodbank from his home.

Michael McCheyne depended on food banks to survive and says he wants to help others who find themselves in the same situation.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Police say they are treating the death of 45-year-old Shelley Saxton-Cooper in yesterday's house explosion in Riddings as murder.

Post-mortem examinations of Mrs Saxton-Cooper and her husband are yet to be carried out but detectives said they did not believe anyone else was involved in their deaths.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Officers investigating the death of two people in a house explosion in Riddings say they are treating the incident as suspicious.

Ch Supt Sunita Gamblin, from Derbyshire Police, said: "Although we haven't made formal identifications of the man and woman who died, we believe they are Shelley and Simon Saxton-Cooper, and that Shelley, who was 45-years-old, was wounded before the explosion and fire, and we are treating her death as murder."

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

This photograph of Mam Tor at Hope Valley in the Peak District was taken by James Taylor and seems to nicely sum up the weather of late.

Image source, James D Taylor

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Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Here are the main stories we're covering this afternoon:

• Neighbour describes scene after explosion kills two in Derbyshire house
• Staffordshire firm JCB set to shed 400 jobs
• And Rams host the Clarets aiming for hat-trick of Championship wins

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

We're expecting an update from police shortly on the investigation into yesterday's explosion at a house in Riddings.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

A neighbour has been recalling the shocking scene he encountered following yesterday's house explosion in Riddings which killed two people.

David Ward said: "The devastation of the property was unbelievable. The whole side of the gable on the property had gone, the roof had virtually gone, all the front of the house, just total devastation."

Nigel Cash
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Burton Albion's home game against Millwall, external on 14 November could be postponed because of international call-ups.

The Lions anticipate they could have as many as five players away, which gives them the right to rearrange the fixture.

A famous photo of workers enjoying lunch while sitting on a girder high above New York has been recreated in Derby.

Image source, Ashley Franklin

Ashley Franklin, from Belper, used his montaging skills to make it look like men's choir, YesterYear, who've made it through to the finals of Gareth Malone's The Naked Choir, were perched high above Derby.

Lisa Teanby
Newsreader, BBC Radio Derby

Up to 400 UK jobs are to be cut by Staffordshire digger maker JCB.

The company said the move was prompted by a "rapid deterioration in world construction equipment markets" in recent weeks.