Storm Doris winds sweep across county
Woman 'lucky' after tree falls on car
Derby Market Hall shuts over safety fears
Fire service helps devise 'smoke alarm for children'
Updates for Thursday 23 February 2017
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
A woman has suffered a suspected broken hip after a tree fell on to a car this morning, Derbyshire Police say.
The force said the incident occurred at about 08:06 on Chatsworth Road, Rowsley.
The woman - who was freed from her car with the help of Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service - was taken to the Northern General Hospital.
Image source, @DerbyshireRPUKhia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
The trees are falling like flies today.
Another one has fallen on the Spondon to Ilkeston route...
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Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
I was a little baffled as to why today's storm is called "Doris".
Well, it seems "Doris" was voted for by the public as part of the Met Office's "Name Our Storms pilot scheme, external" - which helped compile the list of storm names for 2016 to 2017.
Image source, Met OfficeVery straight-forward!
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
More fallen power cables due to Storm Doris...
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Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
Wilmore Road is currently blocked due to this fallen tree.
Expect delays in the area.
Image source, Rob Eaglesfield
Neil Heath
BBC News Online
Ms Lowndes said: "I'm so grateful that so many strangers are willing to help."
She is hoping the wedding can take place at the end of April or early May.
Image source, Sarah LowndesNeil Heath
BBC News Online
A woman with terminal cancer has said she feels "very emotional" after a number of businesses offered to help her and her partner get married.
Sarah Lowndes, 40, from Derby, was told the disease had spread to her bones in 2013, and that it was incurable.
Image source, Sarah LowndesShe and fiancé David, who met driving buses, have received many offers including free venue hire, flowers, food and a wedding dress.
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
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Jonathan Baker
Reporter, BBC Radio Derby
Earlier we mentioned Mansfield Road in Breadsall being blocked due to a fallen tree.
Here is a picture of said tree - which has caused long traffic delays this morning.
Image source, Sam Denston
Twitter
Bicycle Bob has sent us this photo of "Doris the duck" in Hazelwood - which was taken this morning.
Bob told us: "Doris left her shower cap on given today's forecast."
Image source, Bicycle BobKhia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
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Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
Earlier in the week, we told you about Lesharna Stafford, from Clay Cross, who had been missing since 17 February.
Thankfully, Derbyshire Police has just told us the 16-year-old was found last night. The force said she is "safe and well".
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service warns drivers...
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Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
It has just been confirmed Calke Abbey will be closed today due to the high winds from Storm Doris.
Image source, GoogleKhia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
Looks like a few houses in Langley Mill should have their power back on...
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Fergus Walsh
Medical correspondent
Smoke alarms fail to wake most children
Sally Swinfen
BBC Radio Derby newsreader
A Derbyshire fire investigator has helped to devise a smoke alarm that's more likely to wake up children.
Research completed by Dundee University and Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service found that unlike adults, children don't tend to respond to the sound of the standard alarm.
BBC Radio Derby
Western Power has informed us there are currently 48 houses in Heanor and Langley Mill without power.
They are currently working on restoring power to the homes as soon as possible.
Sarah Teale
East Midlands Today reporter at Leicester railway station
Not looking good on the trains right now.
