Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 20 May 2016
Live updates for Derbyshire and East Staffordshire have finished for the day, but we'll be back from 08:00 on Monday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Updates for Friday 20 May 2016
More news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday
Euan Duncan
Live updates for Derbyshire and East Staffordshire have finished for the day, but we'll be back from 08:00 on Monday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Anna Church
Weather Presenter, BBC East Midlands Today
Rain will push in from the west overnight, but this is likely to be fairly light and patchy, with lows of 11C (52F).
Tomorrow will be a blustery day and there'll be outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy at times, but this should clear by early evening allowing for some late sunshine, with highs of 15C (59F).
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
Derby City Council says the twinning arrangement with Osnabruck in Germany will continue, despite stopping the envoy exchange.
The authority says it can no longer afford to fund the envoy, but the other ties built up over 40 years will carry on.
Safe haven for fish? ... whatever next?
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Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
Here's a reminder of the main stories we're covering this afternoon.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
Det Sgt Duncan Gouck, from Derbyshire Police, said 18-year-old Holly Kelland intended to pretend the baby was hers: "She had obviously created a story around her pregnancy and that story was maintained over a period of time to family and friends.
"I can only assume the offences were committed in order for that false reality to continue into the future."
Kelland also pleaded to three counts of fraud false by representation. Derby Youth Court heard she had serious mental health problems and had been the victim of bullying and domestic violence.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
Ever driven onto a roundabout? Can't say I have, but Cavendish roundabout in Derby is set to be replaced with new higher kerbs to reduce the chances of vehicles damaging it.
The three-week project is due to start on 13 June and will cost £190,000, which includes landscaping, replacing drains and some road resurfacing.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
Forget the FA Cup Final ... it's a big weekend for a girls' school football team in Burton who will be playing at Leicester City's King Power Stadium on Sunday.
The year 5 and 6 girls at Saint Modwen's Catholic School will be aiming to be crowned champions of a national competition.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
The National Crime Agency said Rekawt Kayani was apprehended on a European Arrest Warrant at his home in Normanton.
He was detained with a 29-year-old from Derby and a 32-year-old from Gillingham, who have been released on bail pending further inquiries, as part of a joint investigation with French authorities.
Kayani, who now faces extradition to France, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London yesterday, and has been remanded in custody until a hearing on 5 July.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
An Iraqi man has been arrested in Derby suspected of smuggling hundreds of migrants into the UK.
Rekawt Kayani, 34, from Normanton was one of three men detained as part of a joint investigation with French authorities and the National Crime Agency.
It is alleged Kayani organised numerous smuggling runs, including one in June 2015 when 68 migrants were found inside four lorries at the Harwich International Port.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
Two teenage girls, including one who had been faking a pregnancy, have been detained for conspiring to kidnap three babies, including one in Derby.
Derbyshire Police believe 18-year-old Holly Kelland, from Wellingborough, who was living in Wolverhampton at the time of the offence, intended to pass the baby off as her own.
Her friend Cody Farrar, 17, from Evesham, posed as a social worker and persuaded a mother in Derby to hand over her baby.
Two teenage girls - including one who had been faking a pregnancy - are detained for conspiring to kidnap three babies.
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BBC Local Live
Steven Matthews says he can't believe the inquest into the death of his father and that of a second man at flats in Chaddesden six years ago has taken so long to be looked at.
He said: "It's annoying. I've booked holiday to spend time with this case and once again it's been put off. Obviously I'm disappointed because in theory this should have been dealt with a long time ago.
"But it hasn't and hopefully the witnesses will come forward and give their statements, so really we'll just have to wait and see."
Quote MessageWe don't know what's caused it. We spoke to Public Health England on Wednesday and yesterday. The indications are it was brought in by a child. It's not food-based from St John's. Children were suffering had eaten food from home, so the word viral was used by Public Health England yesterday."
Head teacher at St John's Church of England Primary School in Belper, Roger Averis
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
There were an extra seven cleaners helping the operation to rid a Derbyshire school of a sickness bug , externaltoday.
A first attempt to disinfect surfaces at St John's C of E Primary School in Belper failed to halt the cases of sickness and diarrhea.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
This year marks 40 years since Derby and Osnabruck were twinned, and the city in Germany will celebrate Derby Day on Sunday.
But politicians there have been upset by the council's decision to scrap the envoy programme.
Sara Muller was German envoy to Derby in 2012 and said: "It's very sad and I'm very shocked this decision was made. It supports so many people. It makes it possible to go to a different country, to meet people and to work against prejudice."
Two teenage girls have been locked up for using Facebook to try to steal three babies.
Det Sgt Duncan Gouck, from Derbyshire Police, says the case highlights the dangers of social media.
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
The son of a Derby man who was murdered six years ago says he's frustrated an inquest into his father's death has been delayed.
John David Matthews was one of two men murdered in July 2010 in their flats at Waterford Drive in Chaddesden.
They were killed by Andrew Dawson who'd been released after serving a sentence for an earlier murder.
The four-day inquest into the deaths of the two men has been put back until August.
Caroline Lowbridge
BBC News Online
Holly Kelland and her friend Cody Farrar have been detained for conspiring to kidnap three babies.
Derbyshire Police believes Kelland, now 18, intended to pass a baby off as her own.
Det Sgt Duncan Gouck said: "She had obviously created a story around her pregnancy and that story was maintained over a period of time to family and friends.
"I can only assume the offences were committed in order for that false reality to continue into the future."
Lucy Martin
BBC Weather
There'll be a few brighter spells and some isolated showers this afternoon, with highs of 18C (64F).
It will be cloudy but dry through the first half of the night, but patchy and sometimes heavy rain is expected in the early hours, with lows of 11C (52F).
Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live
Two teenagers have been sentenced to 12 months detention each, after admitting conspiring to kidnap three babies.
The girls were arrested after the mother of a baby in Normanton told police a young woman had been to her house claiming to be a social worker and that she needed to take the baby away for a medical check.
Fortunately the mother became suspicious and refused.
An investigation revealed the pair had tried to kidnap two other babies in the same month.
The pair pleaded guilty to the charges at an earlier hearing at Derby Youth Court.