BBC Local Live: Derbyshire

A mostly cloudy, mild night with some drizzle - not the greatest chance of seeing the "supermoon" because of cloud. 

Lows of 11C (52F).

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A mild, grey morning and early afternoon on Tuesday with a few light spots of rain. However, towards the end of the day cloud starts to break and clearer, cooler air starts to feed down. 

Highs of 14C (57F).

Thank you to our Weather Watcher Shrek for sending in this very blue photo taken in Heanor.

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Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to after a 21-year-old woman reported a man started touching her leg on a bench in Clay Cross on 25 October.

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Here's Kay to explain what a supermoon is and when you can see it...

• Buxton crash victim named
• Council removes traffic lights at Kingsway Retail Park to end congestion
• Alton Towers staff to be made redundant
• Alfreton to replay Newport tomorrow

Well 24 years ago today Tommy Johnson put the Rams on top.

Police have named a man who was killed after being hit by a lorry in Buxton last Thursday, as 79-year-old Harry Higton.

Fairfield Road was closed for nearly four hours on Thursday evening as part of an investigation into the fatal crash.

The 40-year-old lorry driver was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving and has been bailed pending further inquiries.

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What a view and a stunning photo - it almost looks like a painting (or is it me that just thinks that?)

Thank you to our Weather Watcher juststu for this scenic photo taken in Chinley at Eccles Pike.

If you have any snaps send them in here.

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Everybody in Derby knows what a nuisance it can be to get in and out of Kingsway Retail Park.

Some shoppers have have reported being stuck in traffic for around an hour.

Now the council has removed traffic lights which they said were causing the congestion.

A report's been released by the city council.

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Alton Towers will be making 70 staff redundant following a review of the business in the aftermath of The Smiler rollercoaster crash. 

The theme park employs 800 full-time staff and 1,500 seasonal workers. 

Park operator Merlin Attractions was fined £5 million in September for a "catastrophic failure" of health and safety rules over the crash in June last year. 

Alton Towers said a consultation was under way and the jobs would go ahead of the 2017 season.

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Meet Isobel Walker, an inspirational little girl who has a genetic condition called Prader-Willi Syndrome.

Terry Kennedy's second-half equaliser earned Alfreton Town an FA Cup first-round replay against Newport County.

Josh Sheehan had given Graham Westley's League Two side a 65th-minute lead against National League North Alfreton.

They'll replay for a place in the second round at Rodney Parade tomorrow.

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People in Holbrook village want to save The Spotted Cow to ensure it becomes part of the community again, as it has been unoccupied for two years.

But developer Ian McNair said if he doesn't get planning permission he'll appeal against the decision.

He said: "If the local community wanted to buy it they would probably have to raise £500,000, plus £250,000 to refurbish it. 

"These figures I do not believe are achievable."

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A collection of gold sovereign coins has been stolen from a house in Allestree.

Police said burglars forced their way in to the property on Fairway Close on 23 September before taking jewelry and the coins, which were made in 1931.

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Plenty of cloud around this afternoon, and where the cloud is thick enough there could be some drizzle and a few light showers. 

Mild with highs of 13C (55F)

• Man's car crush death ruled accidental
• City centre bones are confirmed as human

• French government honours Derby veteran

The only witness who gave evidence to the inquest in person was PC Matthew Lacey.

There were no witnesses to the accident, but PC Lacey said he believed that when Mr Mould ran to the back of the car, he either tripped or was knocked by the moving vehicle.

He was then trapped underneath and dragged for about four metres. He died from the effects of a crushed chest.