Operation Wheelspin launched in October with the aim of tackling dangerous and anti-social driving.

The Rams Weekly team talk transfers, formations and how the starting XI is likely to shape up.

Simon Thomason, 52, is handed a life sentence at Derby Crown Court.

The photos - taken by the man who shovelled coal on the Hogwarts Express - are expected to fetch up to £3,000.

A 30-year-old is arrested in Derbyshire after the messages were sent during the Women's Euros.

Captain Peter Handscomb signs a new one-year deal with Leicestershire - but will miss the final weeks of their promotion push.

Pace bowler Rory Haydon signs a three-year contract with Derbyshire after impressing in the One-Day Cup.

BBC Radio Derby's Amelia Warren says the Rams performances point to a promising rest of the season.

Derby County midfielder Kenzo Goudmijn joins Dutch side Go Ahead Eagles on a season-long loan.

A proposal for cultural activities and fireworks is deemed unsafe because of crowd numbers.

About 2,000 participants will head to the World Tug of War Championships in Nottingham.

The actor says it is "so cool" to have their 21-year-old self "frozen in time" by the figure.

Derby South MP Baggy Shanker says parking charge notices should be capped at £50.

The Rycote Centre was sold by Derby City Council in 2023 and has been taken on by a schools trust.

Judy Dilks says increased participation of women is "vital for the future of farming".

Nigel Farage says he will look to be a peacemaker between Mick Barton and the Nottingham Post.

An NHS trust meeting hears staff criticised bereaved families involved in a major maternity review.

Police say armed officers were deployed to Sneinton at 12:43 BST on Wednesday.

The motorcycle rider - a 57-year-old man - died in hospital six days after the crash, police say.

Midfielder Curtis Edwards has his contract terminated after making just one appearance under new manager Martin Paterson.