BBC Weather Watcher Robbie uploaded this photo of sunrise in Findern a few hours ago.

Image source, Robbie

Visit the Weather Watchers website to see more pics from our area and find out how you can get involved.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Bakewell market traders won't have to pay for stalls they don't use on the Christmas bank holiday Monday, after a u-turn by the local authority.

Derbyshire Dales District Council had threatened to charge traders a full day's rent whether or not they opened on 28 December - despite them indicating in a vote that they were not keen on trading that day.

Now the authority has admitted it got things wrong and has agreed to waive the charge. 

Alexandra Hamilton
BBC Weather

Cloud will continue to move in through the afternoon with highs of 10C (50F).

Police say a man has been charged with spray-painting a horse's face, external in Unstone earlier this year.

The 26-year-old, from Dronfield, is also accused of putting graffiti on a bus shelter, play equipment and a vehicle during the same night in October.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby Sport

If you're shivering watching the football at the iPro Stadium next week, help will be at hand.

Derby County supporters are being bought a hot drink for Christmas by the chairman Mel Morris.

Image source, Getty Images

Fans will be able to enjoy a free tea, coffee or a hot chocolate at half-time only during Tuesday's home game against Bristol City.

A 40-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving following a crash involving a car and a bus yesterday.

It happened in Bakewell Road in Matlock at about 16:25.

Nobody on the bus was injured but the car's driver received treatment for a minor head injury after being bailed.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Premier League referee Lee Mason will take charge of Derby County's home game against Championship leaders Brighton on Saturday.

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Mason has booked 43 players in 13 matches this season, with one red card. He last took charge of Derby at Birmingham in August.

Derby Telegraph

Firefighters, paramedics and police officers were called to a car which was found in a ditch, external in Derbyshire.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

A mixed response on our Facebook page, external to the potential blocking of Derby County's plans to expand its Moor Farm training facilities.

Mark Reid posted: "The planners must be Forest fans."

But Alan Mitchell wrote: "So what exactly does a football team need to train? A football pitch sized piece of grass, probably with a few lines and a couple of goals either end perhaps? I'm guessing Moor Farm already has that?"

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Derby County fans have reacted furiously on social media to a recommendation that the expansion of the club's training ground should be blocked.

The club wants to make Moor Farm one of the best training facilities in Europe but planners in Erewash say it's unsuitable for the greenbelt.

Supporters say they can't understand why houses are allowed on the edge of Oakwood but not football facilities.

Councillors are due to make a decision on the plans next week.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Here's a recap of the main stories we're covering today.

• Derbyshire family's Joseph Wright painting to be sold to raise money for Syrian refugees
• Council changes its tune over bank holiday rents for Bakewell market traders
• Alfreton Town lose their fourth game in a row

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Godfrey Meynell's decision to auction a Joseph Wright painting to raise money for Syrian refugees comes 12 years after the land-owner travelled to Iraq to act as a human shield against bombings by the US and its allies.

The auction is set to take place this evening with bids expected to start at about £100,000.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Alfreton Town, external suffered a fourth successive defeat last night, losing 2-1 to AFC Fylde in National League North.

Dan Bradley gave the Reds an early lead but two second half goals leaves the club two points above the relegation zone.

Derby Telegraph

There was plenty of success for Derbyshire players, external at the 2015 National Masters Badminton Championships.

Image source, Derby Telegraph

An improved service between Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire is being promised after Arriva was awarded the Northern Rail franchise.

The government said the deal would include hundreds of new carriages being introduced.

Burton Mail

Burton hospitals are again asking patients toconsider alternative centres for treatment, externalas they struggle to cope with the extra strain currently being placed on their accident and emergency department.

Image source, Burton Mail

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

These are the main stories we're covering this morning:

• Derbyshire family's original Joseph Wright painting to be sold in aid of Syrian refugees
• Bakewell market traders can have bank holiday off after council u-turn over rents
• Plans to expand Derby County's training ground are facing refusal

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

We're talking today about a painting which is due to be auctioned at Sotheby's by the Meynell family to raise money for Syrian refugees.

Godfrey Meynell says: "It's an original Joseph Wright which my three times great grandfather received in part exchange for a debt in 1840.

"It's a picture of a girl called Julia, who I think is the niece of Caesar, and she's been put in a cave and left there to drown, although I believe she was subsequently rescued.

"It's a splendid cave, but the figure is not terribly impressive. Nonetheless, it's a fairly awesome picture because of its size and the cave."

Peter Spencer
Reporter, BBC Radio Derby

The last original Joseph Wright painting owned by the Meynell family is being auctioned at Sotheby's today.

Derbyshire landowner Godfrey Meynell is selling the masterpiece to raise money for Syrian refugees.

Image source, Sotheby's

The oil painting is expected to go under the hammer for an estimated £100,000.