BBC Radio Derby

People living in a DE postcode are particularly lucky when it comes to winning the National Lottery. 

Statistics show 364 people living in that area have won prizes of £50,000 or more over the past five years. The postcode is ranked 25th out of 121 nationwide. 

Lucy Martin
BBC Weather

A bit of cloud is starting to build as we move into the afternoon, creating sunny spells. When the sun's out we'll have highs of 17C (63F).

CEG has also launched a website to show off the New House Farm plans - called Land West of Mickleover, external.

Image source, CEG

It says the land where it wants to build already has permission for 550 new homes, and it wants to add a further 1,100 - bringing the total to 1,650.  

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Developers CEG want to build 1,100 homes on land to the west of Mickleover, with the estate being linked from Etwall Road.

The development would include a primary school, shops, a doctors' surgery and a pub.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Plans for 1,100 new homes in Mickleover are to go on display later.

Image source, CEG

Developers CEG will be giving out information and answering questions on the New House Farm plans at Mickleover Court Hotel from 16:00 to 20:00.

BBC Radio Derby

The court heard John Evans registered to be living in Coronation Avenue in Alvaston - and also in Derby Road in Chellaston.

The Alvaston address is where his mother lived. In documents released by the court today, Mr Evans said he stayed there on occasion when his wife "threatened me".

Today returning officer Janie Berry said she would refer the case to Derbyshire police.

QC Honourable Judge Nigel Godsmark said: "It is of considerable public interest that a city councillor has had his registration details deleted...and the public have a right to know how that came about."

BBC Radio Derby

Derbyshire Police has been called in to investigate a newly-elected city councillor over a potential election fraud.

UKIP councillor John Evans was elected in the Alvaston ward in May. He appeared at County Court in Derby this morning following an appeal by the electoral registration officer that he was not living at the address he registered on his application form when he stood to be a city councillor.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

And here's Genevieve in action yesterday...

Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Joe Denly will not bat for Kent this morning at Derbyshire as he became a father last night.

He's retired not out on 34  

Image source, Getty Images

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

It's day three of Derbyshire v Kent at the County Ground. The visitors resumed on 79-1 in reply to Derbyshire's 492 first innings total.

You can listen to live commentary on 1116AM or via the BBC Sport website.  

BBC Derby Sport

Sandy Ryan has been knocked out of the Women's Boxing World Championships at the quarter-final stage.

The Alvaston fighter lost on a unanimous points decision to Wenlu Yang of China.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Next we'll turn our attentions to a 12-year-old ice skater from Mickleover who's set to dazzle on our screens soon.

Genevieve Somerville is to appear in The Making of an Ice Princess - a new BBC documentary about the world of competitve ice skating.   

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter

Cuts to transport for pre-school children with special needs and disabilities have been confirmed by the county council's cabinet. Transport for sixth-formers gets a reprieve though.  

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter

The county council's cabinet has approved the Communities Priorities project, which will see £2.3m spent on deprived areas.

The Conservatives are chuckling at what they believe was a pre-election stunt by Labour - who in turn say it's aimed at tackling inequalities and making a long-term impact with short-term funding.

Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporter

I'm at Derbyshire County Council's cabinet meeting this morning. Plenty on the agenda.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

Dairy UK says there are positive signs doorstep milk deliveries could be back in fashion.

A spokeswoman said: “The latest statistics available up to 2015 do not show an increase of the doorstep delivery sector  but anecdotal evidence from our members show some very positive trends in terms of outreach from prospective customers. 

"Although it is a bit early to draw conclusions, over the next few weeks, we will survey our members to see if we can substantiate this evidence."

Owen Bradley
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Sandy Ryan takes on China's Wenlu Yang later in the quarter-finals of the Women's World Championships in Kazakhstan.

Image source, Getty Images

 We're expecting her in the ring at about 10:45 UK time. She's guaranteed a medal if she wins.   

Martyn Williams
Reporter, BBC Radio Derby

Ripley milkman Rob Yeomans says he's noticed a rise in the number of people opting to have milk delivered to their door.

He thinks the increase might be partly down to people wanting to show support for dairy farmers following their long-running dispute with supermarkets.

Gavin Bevis
BBC Local Live

After years of decline, is it possible milkmen could be coming back into fashion?

A group that represents the UK dairy industry says anecdotal evidence suggests more people could be coming back to the idea of having milk delivered to their doorstep.

Sarah Teale
Reporter, East Midlands Today

Here's my report on Derby's fly problem...