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Remaining cold tonight with a few sleet or snow showers. A covering of snow is possible above 200m and for some of us it could be a white start even at lower levels.  A widespread frost will also develop with lows of -1C (30F).

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Here's a final recap of our top stories today:

• A man has appeared in court charged with the manslaughter of Oliver Falivena in Derby city centre
• Artists in Derby have recorded a thank you video for terminally ill radio presenter Andy Potter
• Will Hughes and Craig Bryson may return for Derby County against Bristol City tomorrow

A car fire in Burton last night is believed to have been caused by something being thrown at the vehicle - which set it alight.

The car, which was parked on the driveway of a house on Suffolk Road, was left as a burnt-out shell.

It's being examined by forensic officers and police are appealing for witnesses who were in the area at around 21:00.

Rylah Hill in Palterton is closed between Main Street and the M1 following a crash.

Oh I don't know, what about giving someone a tender back rub while they're being sick....?

A man has appeared in court charged with the manslaughter of a father who died after being attacked in Derby city centre.

Oliver Falivena (pictured) was found with head injuries in Market Place in September and died later in hospital.

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Richard Last, 31, from Spondon, has been bailed and will appear at Derby Crown Court on 10 March.

A £2.4 million bowling alley is due to open at Intu Derby in less than eight weeks' time.

Severn Trent has been in touch to let us know supplies are back to normal in Long Eaton, Belper, Alfreton and Ripley.

It said in a statement: “Our teams were carrying out work connecting a customer to our water network in Derby.

"To allow us to do this work, we had to interrupt the water supply for a very short period of time which we let our customers know about. This work is now complete, with all customers water supplies back on.

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“Also this afternoon, we’ve been doing some emergency work to fix a pipe on Wilmott Street, Long Eaton. 

"This is now also all complete, and the road is completely clear. Although we did need to interrupt the water supply for a very short time (around an hour), we did let all customers know, and we had no calls to say anyone was affected."

A lane is closed on the M1 northbound between J29a and J30 following a crash.

Check out Jeanie Hughes from Holbrook. She's started boxing with her granddaughter Amanda to get herself back into shape after two hip replacements.

The pair said the exercise was great fun and a good excuse to spend time together.

The debate continues on Facebook after Tony Gascoigne got in touch through Your Questions to ask why the city council didn't make more of a fuss about Derby Arboretum being Britain's first public park.

Steve Kennedy wrote: "The area around this beautiful park is not what it was and as such the parks reputation has declined over the years, which is a real shame. 

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"On the plus side efforts have been made by the police to clean the area up somewhat, there are public events on the park on a regular basis, resident artists work from the buildings within the park and there is a Friends of Arboretum Park group that meet up regularly."    

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England player Alex Scott "would've loved the opportunity to have a competition like this when I was younger".

What's she talking about? The FA People's Cup - the country's biggest free five-a-side competition which gives you the chance to make your way to Wembley.

"When I was younger, playing in a football cage, the dream was always to play at Wembley," adds Scott.

"The FA People's Cup gives anyone the opportunity to sign up to a local team in your area. You don't have to rely on your mates.

"It's a chance to meet different people, socialise in different environments. It's more than just signing up, you can get so many benefits from it."

So what are you waiting for? Sign up for the FA People's Cup - but hurry as the deadline for entries is the 19 February!

Two men stole cash from an elderly couple after knocking on their door and pretending they were water company workers who needed to check their supply.

Police said the theft happened on Briars Way in Ripley on 30 January.

The water supply in Alfreton, Ripley and Belper has been disrupted due to an emergency repair, Severn Trent Water says.

A similar issue is still affecting the supply in Long Eaton.

Looks like we've had a little snow in Alfreton, Thanks to Weather Watcher Nigel 99 for the pic.

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Here's my full interview with Steve McClaren ahead of Rams v Bristol City.

Here's a little more on former Rams boss Paul Clement being named the top Premier League boss for January.

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He took charge of the Rams in August 2015 but was sacked after just eight months.