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There'll be some clear spells for a time this evening, but we’ll see more in the way of cloud building overnight which could be thick enough to produce the odd spot of light rain, with some patches of mist/hill fog developing.

Min Temp: 8C (46F)

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Earlier on we told you about the Holbrook community saving the village pub  The Spotted Cow. Our Facebook has attracted lots of positive comments on the decision:

Sue Warburton wrote: "Well done you all."

Richard Dawes added: "That's great news any plans to brew?"

Julie Scott also added: "Well done all of u, will have to visit and have a pint or 3!"

An appeal to find a  serial sex attacker in Derby  after three women were seriously assaulted and another raped, has had an 'excellent' response.

Since yesterday's appeal launch, the force has had over 100 responses via the dedicated phone line and email.

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Supt Tracy Harrison said: “The public have been excellent in their response and I’m grateful to everyone who has taken the time to get in touch.

"Any information you have, no matter how small it may seem to you, could be instrumental in helping us to catch the man responsible for these attacks.”  

The new County manager opens up about being asked to take charge of the Rams...

Witnesses are being sought after reports a man indecently exposed himself in Ripley near to Butterley brickworks last Thursday.

At about 12:55 a woman was driving along Butterley Hill, when she said she saw a man exposing himself on the street while waving his arms about.

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Derbyshire Police have described the man as being white, aged in his 20s, of slim build and was wearing a black jacket and dark trousers.  

Derbyshire County Council has agreed to cut the opening times of its record office to save £125,000 a year.

A six-week consultation on reducing the opening hours from 41 to 30 hours a week took place last autumn. 

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The office will be closed every Monday, and Saturday openings will be reduced to the last weekend of the month.

Ahead of the East Midlands derby on Saturday, BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty tweets...

"It was important for me to be patient and wait for the right opportunity that would challenge me," Rowett added. 

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Derby County chief executive Sam Rush (left) told reporters: "It's not lost on anyone that we've had too many changes. 

"We haven't got the appointments right, by definition."

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"We need to find the right balance in this division, I've tried to do it previously. 

"The information the owner gets off the manager is vital, that communication is vital. I've been pretty frank in our meetings," said Rowett.

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You can hear Derby County's new manager Gary Rowett live  here.

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We should see a few sunny spells this afternoon and it'll stay mild with highs of 16C (61F).

So it's not just Derby that's having a change of staff in the managerial department.

Nottingham Forest have also appointed new manager Mark Warburton, after he left Glasgow Rangers last month.

Both clubs will be going head to head at the weekend.

You'll be able to listen to Gary Rowett's first press conference in full online here.

Our sports reporter Own Bradley will be bringing all the latest from the new county manager at 14:00 today.

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A number of homes in Bakewell, Chesterfield and Dronfield should all have water supplies back on, after a burst pipe in Wigley this morning, Severn Trent Water said.

Some houses in the S42 area may still be having problems.

If you're blind or partially sighted, you might not have considered a night out at the theatre.

But there's a small team of people working with Derby Theatre to provide a service that means you can enjoy a play, even if you can't see exactly what's going on.

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They call themselves the Audio Describers, and at the weekend on Disability Access Day, they put on a special performance of renowned comedy Educating Rita.

As Gary Rowett is set to be the fifth manager for Derby County, you've all be talking on Facebook. Here are a few comments...

Gary Hart wrote: "Let's hope he gets a full season in 2017/2018 with some changes in the summer!"

Les Wilcockson also said: "Yes, give him the job and then sack him soon after. Why would anyone want to be a manager?"

Yesterday we told you about the appeal to find a serial sex attacker in Derby after three women were seriously assaulted and another raped.

A new dedicated phone line was set up to try and find the person responsible for the attacks.

Supt Tracy Harrison said the force had received "new lines of inquiry" to try to find the person responsible for the attacks.

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"I want to thank everyone who has been in touch with us so far," she said.

"The calls and emails that have come in today have provided us with new lines of inquiry and we will be looking into them all."

Extra officers have been drafted in to patrol the areas where the attacks took place.