Updates on Local Live have now finished for the week. We'll be back again on Monday.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

Cloudy with outbreaks of rain spreading southwards during the evening and overnight. The rain will become heavy towards dawn with a strengthening wind and lows of 6C (42F).

BBC Derby Sport

Richard Keogh has been talking to BBC Radio Derby about the club's recent "rough patch" and looks forward to Fulham tomorrow.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

• After identifying the second body found in a transit crate at a Branston warehouse, police are focusing on finding the trafficker
• It's believed a fatal fire in Morton was started by an electric heater
• Richard Keogh calls for the Rams to be braver against Fulham tomorrow

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On Facebook, external you've been responding to MP Pauline Latham's assertion that Derby is being "destroyed" by the city council's lack of business acumen.

Beverley Barlow said: "You've only got to look around the City and compare it with other city. Derby comes bottom. Dirty dismal and depressing. We have a rich history and culture but nothing is promoted and we don't seem to be growing."

Gary Smith said: "Personally, I would have people elected to represent the City of Derby and NO political party. Just get the right people with the right skills and experience for each area of the BUSINESS and appoint the right people for the right job."

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

The leader of the Liberal Democrats in Derby has spoken about her concerns as the city council announces a string of cuts to public services.

BBC Derby Sport

Burton Albion will face another physical test against Bradford City tomorrow at the Pirelli Stadium.

The Brewers have been on the end of some tough tackles and questionable decisions in recent games.

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Tomorrow's opponents will pose another direct threat but manager Nigel Clough believes his team is strong enough to cope.

BBC Derby Sport

Alfreton Town have been dealt an injury blow with Brad Johnson set to miss the rest of the season with a hand injury.

The defender needs an operation after injuring his hand in the 2-0 win at Cruzon Ashton on Monday evening. 

Alfreton travel to Worcester City tomorrow in the National League North.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service says the most likely cause of a fatal fire in Morton on Wednesday was an electric heater.

A 69-year-old man died in the blaze on Pilsley Road. 

An investigation has found materials were left too close to the heater. 

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

Earlier I told you about Derby Teaching Hospitals featuring among the ten worst trusts for "bed blocking".

I've now received a statement from the trust on the figures.

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A spokesman said: “These figures are from November, and our performance has improved since then. There are many challenges involved in transferring patients who no longer need acute care home or to other places of care where appropriate support is in place. 

"We have been working closely with our partners to address these challenges. We continue to work flexibly using a multi-disciplinary approach to help those patients who have continuing care needs. 

"This winter, we have increased capacity on our Virtual Ward, which provides care at home for patients who are fit to leave hospital, and we have commissioned additional nursing home beds, for patients who need support with ongoing care needs.”

Derby Telegraph

The Royal Derby Hospital says it is working on major plans to ease congestion in its car parks., external

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

A man from Derbyshire is among ten men convicted of committing serious sexual offences against young girls in Rochdale.

Most of the offences took place between 2004 and 2008 when the victims were aged 13 to 23.

A teenage girl, raped by all ten men, contacted police after the 2012 convictions of nine Asian defendants for grooming white girls in the town.

Forty-six year old David Law, from Colmanhay Road, in Ilkeston, was convicted of conspiracy to rape.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

Police are concerned about 15-year-old Charlie Wakefield who has gone missing from his home in Derby. , external

He was reported missing on Tuesday, he returned home briefly the next day before leaving again.

It's thought he may be in the Alvaston area of the city.

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Derby County's Richard Keogh says the Rams need to be bolder in their approach against Fulham this weekend.

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He told the club's website, external: “Teams are coming with a different plan having played us once. It’s a compliment to us that teams who play us are more defensive, but we have got to be a bit more fluid at times and be a bit braver."

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

Speaking about the identification of Mostafa Khaziravi's body, Det Ch Insp Dave Giles of Staffordshire Police, has given his condolences to the man's family. 

He says: "The circumstances in which they lost a member of their family are tragic, although we are pleased to have been able to give them some answers as to what happened to him. 

"We have now been able to formally identify both of the males found in a crate at Ferroli. The body of the other male,  teenager Khalid Sorki, has already been conveyed back to his family in the Turkmen Valley area of Afghanistan. "Identifying the two males and returning them to their bereaved families was our priority. 

"The investigation is now concentrated on identifying the person or persons who helped them to conceal themselves in a crate amongst a delivery load and who may be facilitating the illegal movement of people into the UK."

BBC Derby Sport

Paul Clement admits he is considering what he can do differently to get Derby County their first league win of 2016.

Could it come at Fulham tomorrow? Well, Fulham were the last team the Rams beat in the Championship, on Boxing Day at the iPro Stadium. 

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It's been six league games without a win since then and the Derby head coach says he'll think about shaking things up.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

• DNA has helped to identify the body of a second man found in a transit crate at a Branston warehouse
• A woman has been jailed for claiming £91,000 in out-of-work benefits while she had a job
• Paul Clement admits he is considering what he can do differently to get the Rams their first league win of 2016

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

The bed blocking figures for Derby Teaching Hospitals put the trust in the top 10 worst in England.

Lord Carter, who carried out the review into hospital savings said bed-blocking was a "major problem" causing operations to be cancelled and resulting in the NHS paying private hospitals to see patients.

Union Union said cuts to social care were a major cause.

Allen Cook
BBC Local Live

The second of two bodies found at industrial premises in Staffordshire has been identified using DNA provided by a relative, police have revealed. 

Mostafa Khaziravi was 27 and from the city of Ahvaz, in Southern Iran. 

His body and that of Khalid Sorki, aged 16 or 17, were inside a crate when it was discovered at the Ferroli premises near Burton upon Trent in November. 

Staffordshire Police say Mr Khaziravi was identified after a DNA sample was provided by his sister.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

A new running event has been launched at Donington Park by motorsport presenter Suzi Perry.

The Donington Summer Running Festival will take place on Sunday 26 June and will include a 10-mile, 10k, 5k and a family mile.

The day will be themed around motorsports, with a chequered flag to start the races and participants invited to refuel at pit stops around the course.