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Updates for Tuesday 20 October 2015
More news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Wednesday
Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00
Weather: Clear at first but cloud brings rain overnightpublished at 17:52
Sara Blizzard
BBC WeatherClear spells at first this evening but cloud will gradually increase into the early hours bringing some rain by dawn, with a minimum temperature of 8C (46F).
Brewers hope to get back on track against Railwaymenpublished at 17:42
Owen Bradley
BBC Radio Derby SportBurton Albion host League One's bottom club Crewe this evening aiming for a response to Saturday's drubbing at Fleetwood.
Brewers' boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink insists important lessons can be learnt from the 4-0 defeat, and says far from trying to dismiss the match from his mind he's keen to analyse what went wrong and use it to improve his players.
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's full commentary on BBC Radio Derby from 19:00 on 1116AM and DAB.
Anonymous Ashbourne caller sought by policepublished at 17:35
BBC Radio DerbyPolice want to contact an anonymous caller, external who's thought to live in the Ashbourne area in connection with two inquiries.
He contacted police on 14 July from the Scotland area and 1 October from the Norfolk area to report two separate incidents.
Man arrested after police drugs findpublished at 17:29
BBC Radio DerbyA man has been arrested after police found drugs at a house in Francis Street at Chaddesden.
Officers found a quantity of suspected Class B drugs at the property. A 23-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply.
All change on Derby busespublished at 17:21
Derby TelegraphBus company Arriva has revealed details of another round of changes to bus routes, external in and around Derby.
Image source, Derby TelegraphLatest headlines for Derbyshire and East Staffordshirepublished at 17:12
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveHere's a reminder of the main stories we're covering today.
- Inquest concludes that Derbyshire medical student and friend stabbed to death in Borneo were unlawfully killed
- Bishop of Derby puts name to refugee plea letter sent to Prime Minister
- And Derbyshire teenager pays poppy tribute at grandfather's uncle's war grave to fulfill his dream
Warning to shoppers over theft of purses and hangbagspublished at 17:02
Lucy Vladev
BBC Radio DerbyPolice are warning shoppers about purse and handbag thefts, external around supermarkets in the Derwent and Oakwood area.
Four incidents have been reported in the last month involving purses being stolen from handbags left in vehicles or from trolleys while shoppers have been loading their cars.
Cash was withdrawn from the victim's account using stolen cards shortly after the latest incident, which was at Morrisons in Wheatcroft Way, on Saturday 10 October.
Hospital trust coining it in from car park chargespublished at 16:49
The NHS trust which oversees Queen's Hospital in Burton made £876,000 in car parking fees in the last year, external, new figures have revealed.
Image source, Burton MailTeenager fulfills grandfather's war tribute dreampublished at 16:28
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveA Derby teenager has fulfilled her grandfather's dream of paying tribute to his uncle who died in the Battle of the Somme.
Beth Silvester, from St Benedict's School, was chosen, along with another student, out of 40 pupils to go on a WWI battlefields tour.
The 13-year-old found her relative Sidney Cooper's name on a war memorial and laid a poppy in his honour during the four-day trip to Belgium and France.
Refugee plea by bishops to prime ministerpublished at 16:14
BBC Radio DerbyThe Bishop of Derby the Right Reverend Dr Alastair Redfern is one of 84 Church of England bishops who have written to the prime minister calling for the government to accept an extra 30,000 Syrian refugees over the next five years.
Image source, APThe bishops say it would be "a meaningful and substantial response to the scale of human suffering we see daily", adding that "a moral crisis of this magnitude calls each and all of us to play our parts".
MP calls on planners to consider Celanese site in homes planspublished at 16:00
Derby TelegraphDerby City Council plans for where new homes could be built by 2028 are "unsound" because they don't include the former Celanese factory site, external, says Mid Derbyshire MP Pauline Latham.
Image source, Derby TelegraphLatest headlines for Derbyshire and East Staffordshirepublished at 15:47
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveHere's a summary of the main stories we're covering this afternoon:
- Relatives of a Derbyshire medical student killed in Borneo speak of 'utter horror' of their loss
- Veteran rock band to headline 2016 Download Festival, external
- And Brewers aiming to push Railwaymen into the buffers
Rams striker Martin hails impact of Kevin Phillipspublished at 15:35
Owen Bradley
BBC Radio Derby SportDerby County striker Chris Martin has revealed the impact that Kevin Phillips' arrival at Moor Farm is having on the Rams' forward line and says the results are there for all to see.
Phillips, who scored more than 250 goals in his career, was named as an assistant coach last month.
CCTV pic appeal following train assaultpublished at 15:26
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveBritish Transport Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to after two men from Derby were attacked on a train, external.
The pair, who weren't seriously injured, were discussing the Mansfield Town v Notts County football match from earlier in the evening when a man slapped one of them in the face, hurled verbal abuse at the pair and punched the other victim in the face.
Image source, British Transport PoliceIt happened between Nottingham and Derby at about 22:20 on Friday 14 August. The suspect got off the train either at Beeston or Long Eaton.
Families of dead medical students speak of 'utter horror'published at 15:13
Lucy Vladev
BBC Radio DerbyThe families of the two men killed while on placement in Borneo, external have released a statement describing as "utterly horrific".
They said they were proud of what their sons had achieved in their short lives and were satisfied with today's inquest conclusion that Neil Dalton, from Ambergate, and his friend Aiden Brunger were unlawfully killed.
JCB-backed campaign stumps up funding for dads grouppublished at 14:46
Asupport group for dads that provides a vital family service, externalin East Staffordshire has thanked a major business for handing over a support grant.
Image source, Burton MailVeteran rockers to top the bill at Download Festivalpublished at 14:29
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveIron Maiden will headline next year's Download Festival, external - the sixth time the band have played at Donington Park.
Image source, Iron MaidenLead singer Bruce Dickinson will be landing Ed Force One at East Midlands Airport ahead of the festival in June.
Old station building added to heritage 'at risk' listpublished at 14:12
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveSouth Wingfield station has been added to a list of Derbyshire buildings at risk of falling into disrepair.
It was built in 1839 but has become derelict in recent years.
A total of 70 listed buildings across Derbyshire are included on the Heritage At Risk Register.
Cat hitches lift across town in neighbour's carpublished at 13:55
A black and white cat which escaped from his home and hitched a ride in a neighbour's car, external all the way across Burton has been reunited with his worried owner.
Image source, Burton Mail
