Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

A 21-year-old man suffered serious facial injuries in a fight involving up to 20 people outside a pub in Borrowash.

Derbyshire Police said the brawl happened outside the Wilmot Arms in Derby Road at about 23:00 on Friday.

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Officers says the "main aggressor" in the fight was wearing a dark hoodie.

Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter

Looks like you'll need a brolly today.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

Plans for a £500,000 community facility in Ilkeston have been delayed because of repeated vandalism.

Stanton Football Club has spent a year trying to build a pavilion for people to use for activities.

But the club says plans have been delayed because vandals have glued gates shut, abandoned burnt-out motorbikes and dumped rubbish at the site.

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The club's vice chairman Steve Lowe says work keeps being pushed back.

He said: "We really want to emphasis that this half a million pound investment is for the entire community of Ilkeston which we want to use for cub groups or disability groups or art groups...it is not just for the football club."

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

A second person has been arrested in connection with several cash machine thefts across Leicestershire.

Police have arrested a 25-year-old man on suspicion of burglary.

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This follows the arrest of a 38-year-old man at the weekend for the same offence - both men have since been released from police custody while investigations continue.

It follows two attempts to break into cash machines in Leicester and one in Thurmaston.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

More people in the East Midlands are now using food banks compared to last year according to The Trussell Trust.

They handed out just over 29,500 food parcels between April and September this year - an increase of more than 25% compared with the same time last year.

Nigel Adams from the Hope Foodbank in Beeston, Nottingham, says proposed changes to the benefits system could make the problem even worse.

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He said: "Many reasons why people come for food parcels already is because they are having to wait for benefits and they are not getting quick enough support and response.

"Universal credits from what we are hearing is going to make that even worse, they are going to have to wait longer for benefits to come through."

Universal credit - a new benefit for working-age people replacing six benefits - is being rolled out nationwide by the government over the coming months.

BBC News Travel

• Queueing traffic on A511 southbound in Ashby de la Zouch between Derby Road and Ashby Road.

• Traffic heavier than normal on Mansfield Road westbound in Bramley Vale before the M1 at junction 29.
• Traffic heavier than normal in both directions on Hockerton Road in Hockerton between A617 and A617.
• Slow traffic on Krefeld Way in both directions around Anstey Lane in Leicester.
• Slow traffic on Palmerston Way eastbound between Welford Road and A6 Leicester Road.

• There's also the usual delays on the M1 into the roadworks southbound at junction 25.

Maryam Qaiser
BBC Local Live

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