Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
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Updates for Tuesday 13 September 2016
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Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
East Midlands weather update: A dry and warm nightpublished at 17:47 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineOur BBC Weather reporter Charlie Slater has certainly been the bearer of good news today...
He says: "Tonight will be a dry and warm night, while tomorrow will see the potential for some mist first thing, but this will clear and then it's a dry day with plenty of sunny spells, highs of 28C (82F)."
CCTV issued after archery club damagepublished at 17:28 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlinePolice have released a CCTV still of two men officers want to speak to after damage was caused to a building and equipment at an archery club in Aston on Trent in Derbyshire.
The damage was caused to the Derby Road club between 16:10 and 18:00 on August 30.
Image source, Derbyshire PoliceTeam GB hockey winners in Reptonpublished at 17:14 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Navtej Johal
East Midlands Today reporterI've been at Repton School to see Hollie Webb (left) and Shona McCallin - members of Team GB's gold medal winning hockey team - who were coaching young players from across the Midlands.
Hollie, who took the winning penalty against the Netherlands, is from Belper, while Shona went to Repton School for a couple of years.
'Racist' who had stun gun jailedpublished at 17:05 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineA man who shouted racist abuse in the street and was found with a stun gun has been jailed for more than two years., external
Derbyshire Police visited Philip Anderson's house in Stockbrook, on 9 March, as they believed a suspect may have been staying there.
The force said Anderson became aggressive and officers searched him, only to find a stun gun disguised as a mobile phone. Anderson was arrested.
Image source, Derbyshire PoliceLater, in July, members of the public called the police, reporting Anderson had been shouting racial abuse where he lived.
Anderson, 45, was sentenced on 9 September after admitting possessing a prohibited weapon and two counts of using racially aggravated language.
'Whispering Death' opens club's media centrepublished at 16:59 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineWest Indies bowling legend Michael Holding has officially opened Derbyshire Cricket Club's new media centre complex.
The four-storey centre is located at the Racecourse End of The 3aaa County Ground.
Image source, Derbyshire CCCWarehouse murder: Jury still out on two chargespublished at 16:50 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineThe jury is still considering two charges on both Mistry, of Laundon Way in Leicester, and Wali, of Osmaston Park Road, Derby, of possession of a pistol with intent to cause fear or violence.
Another man, 25-year-old Tahir Zarif, from Derby, is believed to be on the run in Pakistan.
Derby teenager convicted over warehouse deathpublished at 16:49 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineA Derby teenager has been found guilty of plotting to commit robbery after a businessman was shot dead in a botched warehouse raid in Birmingham.
Lemar Wali, 18, was convicted of the offence alongside Suraj Mistry, 26 - who was also found guilty of killing father-of-four Akhtar Javeed at his warehouse in Digbeth.
Both men were found not guilty of murder.
Image source, West Midlands PoliceFacebook: 'Terrible situation' to put Peaty inpublished at 16:47 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
FacebookThe news that Olympic swimming champion Adam Peaty may receive the Freedom of Derby has really got you talking on Facebook, external.
Jerry Pearce wrote: "Typical Ranjit Bandwagon statement...he won't go on Radio Derby to explain the money that has been used to fund the ''Olympic'' Rings on The Spot...he won't go on Radio Derby to explain the closure of Moorways...he is nowhere to be seen or heard when there is bad news about Derby...BUT...as soon as he can hang on the coat-tails of a success story like Adam Peaty he is there in a shot...the bloke needs deposing NOW."
Image source, Getty ImagesPaul Burge said: "It's a terrible situation to put our hero in. I think the leader of our council should resign in shame for even thinking about it. Adam is a shining example to the people of his town and now our city is trying to tarnish his achievement. Derby swimming capital of the world. (NOT)."
'Schteeve' vying for top spotpublished at 16:31 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineLet's hope it goes better than his attempt at a Dutch accent, external. A cheap shot, but hey...
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End of twitter postElected mayor 'not a done deal'published at 16:23 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlinePlans for a directly elected mayor in South Yorkshire are "not a done deal" and could be dropped from the region's proposed devolution agreement.
Last month Derbyshire County Council said it was seeking a judicial review of the consultation.
Image source, PAWoman jailed after sentence breachpublished at 16:14 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineA woman has been jailed for a year - after breaching a suspended sentence by handling stolen goods.
Derbyshire Police said Sarah Fox, 39, from Creswell, was involved in the theft of a 78-year-old woman's handbag in Duke Street, Creswell, on 1 May.
Fox admitted handling stolen goods at Chesterfield Justice Centre on 14 June and pleaded guilty to breaching a 24-month suspended sentence for grievous bodily harm - handed to Fox in September 2015.
She was jailed at a separate hearing in Derby Crown Court yesterday.
School 'proud' of Roald Dahl connectionpublished at 16:00 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineThe school's deputy head, John Golding, said the school was "very proud" of its association with the late author.
"As an English teacher, I can only be grateful for the fact that he's made so many pupils fall in love with reading," he said.
Unsurprisingly, Mr Golding confirmed Dahl's books were on pupils' reading lists...
Image source, Dumant/Getty ImagesSchool celebrating life of Roald Dahlpublished at 15:50 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineRepton School in Derbyshire is celebrating the life of Roald Dahl today - on what would have been his 100th birthday.
The author was a pupil at the school between 1930 and 1934.
What's your favourite Roald Dahl book? The Twits sticks out for me - can't think why - what about you?
Image source, Roald Dahl EstateTravel: M1 fire outpublished at 15:40 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
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End of twitter postEx-MP's foundation awarded £10,000 in fundingpublished at 15:34 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineThe foundation established by a former Labour MP has been awarded almost £10,000 in lottery funding.
The Derby Rights and Representation Foundation, set up by ex-Derby North MP Chris Williamson, will use the money "to provide advice and advocacy services".
In July, Derby City Council were criticised for waiving the rent on Mr Williamson's foundation office.
Image source, Labour PartyTravel: M1 vehicle firepublished at 15:10
BBC TravelTwo lanes are blocked and there's queuing traffic on the M1 northbound at junction 25.
Image source, Highways EnglandBurglar 'handed into police by own mum'published at 14:49
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Sports Direct 'aspires to be Selfridges or John Lewis'published at 14:29
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineBIS committee chairman Iain Wright MP said Mr Ashley needed to fix "poor contractual terms" set out by agencies.
"He [Mr Ashley] could start by cutting his ties with Transline Group, who have not been candid or credible in their evidence to the BIS and, as we heard in our evidence sessions, have deducted money from low-paid workers without proper explanation or justification," he said.
"If Sports Direct is going to become the Selfridges or John Lewis-style retailer which Mike Ashley has said he aspires them to be, then he needs to fix these poor contractual terms and make a real improvement to warehouse staff working conditions."
Transline 'misled' MPspublished at 14:21 British Summer Time 13 September 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineMPs accused Transline of giving "deliberately misleading" evidence when the company was questioned in Westminster alongside Mr Ashley.
In a letter, external, Transline said they were "disappointed" by this verdict and suggested MPs were being "biased" against them.
But the BIS responded, external by saying Transline had not addressed their "fundamental questions" and maintained they misled the committee. Mr Ashley has been informed, external of the committee's response.
