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A dry start this evening and at first tonight with clear spells. 

However, later cloud increasing, the breeze will pick up and outbreaks of (mostly) light rain and drizzle push southeastwards. 

Lows around 3C (39F).

Just wow....this breathtaking photo is absolutely stunning.

Thank you to Michael Swain who must have a pretty good camera to capture such a detailed photo.

This was taken at Chatsworth Estate, just as the sun was rising over the River Derwent.

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Ho ho ho...Can you remember yesterday when I told you about our sport reporter Owen Bradley doing the final Sportscene in a Santa hat.

Well the votes came in and it looks like it was a yes!

Two men who claimed to be armed police officers entered the house of an elderly man in Burton last night.

The 69-year-old found the men in an upstairs room and later discovered money had been taken.

Police said it happened about 21:00 yesterday on Stafford Street.

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• Inquest into husband and wife deaths adjourned
• Airport avoids £12.5m 'price fixing' fine
• 26 new houses given the go-ahead for Ashover

There's been strong opposition from a group in Ashover after a decision to refuse permission for 26 houses on land off Narrowleys Lane was reversed.

Today the Secretary of State overturned the findings of a public enquiry earlier this year. 

Developer Marsh Green Estates, said it was a good outcome for the people of Ashover. 

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However John Bradley from Act Now For Ashover said: "It's about protecting the landscape and our coutryside for everybody, it's not just about projecting it for people who live in the village."

Teenagers from deprived parts of Derby have been given the opportunity to ride BMX bikes to help them learn new skills.

The bike sessions were set up by the Enthusiasm Trust.

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The charity provides opportunities for under privileged children and young people to positively contribute to their community or improve their life skills.  

The couple had been living separately at the time of their deaths.

Earlier on Friday, Ms Nagle's son, Nathan Paton, 22, was also badly injured after he told eye witnesses he'd been attacked with a nail gun. 

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Police said the three incidents were linked and they're not looking for anyone else in connection with them.

Senior coroner, Dr Robert Hunter, adjourned the inquests until next year while police investigations continue.

An inquest has heard Claire Nagle, 38, died in hospital on Friday after being found seriously injured at her mother's home in Borrowash. 

Half an hour later her husband Vincent, a heating engineer and plumber, died after he jumped from a bridge on the M1 near the Trowell services and was hit by a lorry.

The inquest heard he died instantly.

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Thank you to our regular Weather Watcher Heanor Tog for sending in this photo he took of robins feeding this morning at Shipley Country Park.

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"This little fella went straight in for a crash landing."  

He's made a list and he's checked it twice - have you been naughty or nice?

Santa Claus is coming to Burton this week. 

Earlier on we told you about East Midlands Airport escaping a £12.5m fine by admitting it fixed car park prices with a fellow parking provider. 

There is more on the story here.

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Airport avoids £12.5m price-fixing fine

East Midlands Airport escapes a £12.5m fine by admitting it fixed car park prices with a fellow parking provider.

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An inquest into the death of a woman in Borrowash, Derbyshire and her husband on the M1 near Nottinghamshire hears the provisional cause of death for Claire Nagle was "pressure on neck", pending further tests.

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• Inquest opens into linked deaths in Borrowash and on the M1
• Father rescues toddler son from fire
• The Voice's Dwaine Haydn gets into the festive spirit

A protest group in Ashover said it's very disappointed a decision to refuse permission for 26 houses in the village has been overturned. 

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It means the homes will now be built on a field which was designated a Special Landscape Area. 

Dr John Bradley from the group Act Now For Ashover said there are other sites in the village where homes could be built.

It's that time of year when we all need to be cautious about what we do online.

Dry and fine with bright and sunny spells mixed in with some cloud. Highs of 6C (43F).   

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I told you earlier that firefighters praised a father from Derby for saving his toddler from a house fire. 

Chris Ray from Borrowash rescued his 17-month-old son after he was alerted by the smoke alarm. 

Firefighters believe the fire in a front bedroom was started by an electrical fault.

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