Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

Plenty of dry, bright and sunny weather throughout the afternoon and early evening although there is also the risk of an isolated heavy, thundery shower, with highs of 24C (75F).

Any showers will fizzle out to leave a dry and warm night, with lows of 12C (54F).

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

I could cope with a Dalek in the corner of the living room, and Spitting Image characters on top of a bookcase wouldn't grate either.

But this fella? Don't accidentally have a stretch when the bidding starts on this lot at the film memorabilia auction in Derby today.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Here's a summary of the main stories we're covering this lunchtime.

• Residents threaten legal action over plague of flies from Derby waste site
• Learner drivers testing patience of Alvaston residents, external living near test centre
• And cellar full of film props goes under the hammer in Derby

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Two more men have been charged with the murder of 21-year-old Aqib Mazhar, who was killed in Russell Road in Nottingham on 1 June.

Three people were arrested yesterday. Qamran Ahmed, 21, and Mohammed Quasim, 24, both of Staindale Drive, in Aspley, have been charged, while a 24-year-old man has been released on bail.

Junaid Farrukh, 21, of Heathermead Close in Derby and an 18-year-old man appeared before Nottingham magistrates on Monday, both charged with murder.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

If you're sniffing or sneezing more than usual today this might be why ... high pollen levels., external

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

A cellar full of film memorabilia is part of an auction in Derby today.

Image source, Bamfords Auctioneers and Valuers

Apart from some well-known Dr Who characters, there are these Spitting Image puppets of Jonathan Dimbleby, Salman Rushdie and Jasper Carrot.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Where's Dr Who when you need him?

Image source, Bamfords

A 1966 Dalek is among a huge collection of film and TV props and memorabilia expected to attract bids from around the world when sold at auction in Derby later today.

This incident isn't helping the traffic flows near the Download Festival site at Castle Donington.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

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

• A new firm taking over a waste plant in Derby promises no repeat of fly infestation which has plagued residents
• Derby MP wants Mike Ashley to take 'long hard look' at the scale of Sports Direct business
• And Euro 2016 to boost local economy, says East Midlands chamber

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

The statistics from the East Midlands chamber predict that football fans across Derbyshire will drink £768,000 of beer during Euro 2016.

Image source, Getty Images

But there might be a catch... there's also a warning that Derbyshire could lose £2.6m in productivity when England play Wales next Thursday afternoon.

BBC Travel

An accident is blocking a lane on the M1 southbound exit slip road at J25 for the A52.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Looking forward to Euro 2016? The tournament gets under way this weekend and is set to boost the local economy to the tune of £32.7m, according to the East Midlands chamber.

Image source, PA

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

The new owners of a waste management site in Derby say there are 4,000 tonnes of waste at the centre of a fly infestation.

Coulsons Transport Limited is offering no guarantees that all the waste can be cleared by an Environment Agency deadline of 7 July.

BBC Travel

Traffic heading to the Download Festival is causing delays on roads leading to the site, including the the A453 westbound.

The site opens at 12:00 today.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Derby North MP Amanda Solloway was on the committee which questioned Mike Ashley. She accepted much of what he told MPs, but said the Sports Direct founder still has responsibilities: "I think he needs to take a serious look at the business.  

"It was really clear the business has expanded and extended to such a large degree that where he felt initially it was about rewarding people for hard work - that has translated down and created a culture which is very difficult for people to work in."

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Mike Ashley's appearance before a committee of MPs made for some enthralling viewing yesterday.

He's promised to change a number of working practices at Sport Direct's Shirebrook headquarters after unions accused him of running a workhouse rather than a warehouse.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Local resident Diane Hanrahan called a public meeting over the fly infestation in Derby, and accepts some progress is being made. 

She said: "They are trying their best. So we've got to give them a bit of credit for trying to move the waste.

"But it's not quick enough for us because we've still got flies whether they're fogging or not. We've got them in the house and around the gardens. You still can't eat your dinners {in peace}."  

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

These are the top stories today.

• 4,000 tonnes of rubbish at fly-infested waste site in Derby, as residents threaten legal action
• Sports Direct founder promises MPs he'll change working practices at his firm's Shirebrook headquarters
• And Derbyshire's cricketers make it three successive wins

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

Here's today's local weather forecast, and it's set to get quite warm after a hazy start.

Euan Duncan
BBC Local Live

Owner of Coulson Transport Limited Ryan Coulson says there'll be no repeat of the fly problem at the waste plant on Slack Lane in Derby.

"We operate sites in Nottingham and we've never had an issue before. We never had smell issues, never had flies.  

"The residents keep saying what can we do to promise that. Well there is no promise, but from my experience of my own yards we run {them} fine."