Liam Barnes
BBC News
Police are investigating after the body of a man was found in a car at a retail park.
Derbyshire Police said they were called at about 03:50 this morning after a member of the public found a man in a car in the car park outside the Iceland supermarket on Nottingham Road in Somercotes.
Image source, GoogleAubrey Elliot crashed off the dual carriageway when his front wheel came off.
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Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Police believe a catering van destroyed in a fire in Derbyshire was set alight deliberately.
Fire crews were called to a layby on the A516 between Etwall and Hilton at about 06:20 yesterday.
Image source, Derbyshire PoliceThe force has appealed for anyone with information to get in touch, external.
BBC Radio Derby
People who live or socialise in Ilkeston have been told to get tested if they have Covid-19 symptoms after four people who visited some of the town's pubs tested positive for the virus.
Derbyshire County Council said the people visited pubs in the town on either 31 July or 1 August.
The authority said each visited at least one of three pubs around Ilkeston's Market Place: The Market Inn, The Observatory and The Harrow.
The council said steps had been taken by all three venues to carry out extra cleaning, restrict customer numbers and collect details for the NHS Test and Trace programme.
Image source, GoogleBut despite their best efforts, the council said Public Health England found "a significant number" of customers had left "incomplete or illegible details".
Derbyshire's director of public health Dean Wallace said people with symptoms should self-isolate and book a test as soon as possible.
He added the cases show it is "essential that anyone visiting pubs, cafes, restaurants and other outlets gives accurate contact details so that they can be traced".
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BBC News
No evidence of wrongdoing has been found at several Leicester textile factories visited as part of an ongoing investigation into worker exploitation and unsafe conditions.
The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority said it worked with police and the council to carry out inspections at six premises on Friday.
It followed concerns raised about conditions and employment practices following the implementation of the local lockdown in Leicester.
Image source, ViewApartThe organisation said all the factories were compliant with regulations and there was also evidence of good practice in taking proactive steps to protect workers from Covid-19.
Head of enforcement Ian Waterfield said anyone with information about labour exploitation was still encouraged to call the Modern Slavery Helpline on 08000 121 700.
"We need the help of Leicester's communities to help us root out any employers and businesses who are exploiting their workers," he said.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
Police in Derbyshire are investigating criminal damage to windows at two churches in the same town over the weekend.
The damage to a window at the Staveley Methodist Church (right) in Chesterfield Road was reported to have happened between Friday evening and the early hours of Saturday.
Similar holes appeared in stained glass windows at St John the Baptist Church (left) in Church Street at the weekend too.
Image source, Derbyshire ConstabularyA spokesman for Derbyshire Constabulary said the holes in the windows "appear to have been made by small plastic pellets".
Money is now being raised by St John the Baptist Church to help repair the stained glass windows.
Alex Regan
BBC News
A man is in a critical condition after being found with head injuries in the St Ann's area of Nottingham.
The man was found in Shelton Street, near the junction of Wellington Street, in the early hours of Saturday.
Nottinghamshire Police said it believed the discovery followed an incident thought to have taken place between 00:35 and 00:45.
Police have appealed for anyone with any information to come forward.
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Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online
Residents have been asked to keep windows and doors closed after a fire sent smoke over a Derbyshire village.
Emergency services were called to a garage fire in Worksop Road, Woodthorpe, just after 12:00.
Image source, Derbyshire PoliceA thick column of smoke could be seen from across the area, including the M1.
Police said the A619 Worksop Road is currently closed in both directions between Mastin Moor and Staveley and appealed for drivers to avoid the area.
Local bus services have been disrupted but there are currently no reports of injuries.
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
A 60-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after another man was stabbed several times while driving through Leicester, external.
Police said the 20-year-old was in slow-moving traffic on Burleys Way near Belgrave Gate on Sunday evening when a group wearing masks opened his car door and attacked him.
He drove away and called for help from nearby St Peter's Road. He is now in a serious but stable condition in hospital.
Image source, GooglePolice said the suspect was arrested yesterday and has since been released on conditional bail.
Det Sgt Kevin Hames said: "We have made an arrest but our investigation remains very much ongoing."
Greig Watson
Reporter, BBC News Online
A phone scam where fraudsters pose as the police has been reported in parts of Derbyshire.
Officers have warned Belper and Duffield residents they may be targeted by calls claiming to be part of an investigation.
The "detective" claims they are looking into the unauthorised use of that person's bank card.
Image source, PA MediaOfficers said this type of call can be linked to courier fraud, where victims are told to take money from their bank account or give bank cards to a courier.
A spokesman said: "The police will never contact you asking for banking information or request that you withdraw money from an account to aid an investigation.
"Fraudsters often target geographical areas where they know elderly or vulnerable people live, so we would ask that if you have family or friends who are vulnerable in any way that you make them aware of this scam."
Gavin Bevis
BBC News
Neo-Nazi graffiti left on the outside wall of a centre for asylum seekers in Derby has been removed.
Police have linked the vandalism in Peet Street to graffiti found at Cathedral Green and Stuart Street.
Image source, GoogleBefore it was removed, signs expressing solidarity with asylum seekers were placed in front of the messages in Peet Street by members of the community.
Derbyshire Police have appealed for help finding a man wearing a dark hooded jacket and riding a green bike on Monday morning.
