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At 20:06 hours on Wednesday 14 November 2018, crews from Clowne, Staveley, Chesterfield and Shirebrook were called to reports of a building fire on Oxcroft Lane, Bolsover.

Officers are encouraging people across Derbyshire to download a free personal safety app to their smartphones to help them feel safe in vulnerable situations – particularly during the upcoming party season.

Residents and visitors can experience the magic of Chesterfield Borough Council’s annual Christmas lights switch-on event on Sunday 18 November.

Derbyshire Alert was reintroduced in 2016 by the Police and Crime Commissioner, who honoured his manifesto pledge to reinstate the hugely popular information service following public appeals.

Bolsover District Council together with Community Save a Life Scheme (CSALS) and Virtual College launched their “Prepared to Save a Life” national campaign in Parliament on October 30 the 2018.

Derbyshire's Roads Policing unit confirmed they deployed a stinger in order to stop a driver who attempted to evade officers on the M1

Following a serious assault on a 16-year-old boy, officers investigating would like anyone with information to contact them to assist with their enquiries.

Lee Rowley is the latest in a string of Conservative MPs to call for a change of leadership.

Labour's Toby Perkins says he'd like officials to be sent back to the negotiating table.

Chesterfield were held to a 0-0 draw at home to Havant & Waterlooville on Saturday to stretch the Spireites’ unbeaten run to nine games, however they are still without a league win since August.

Chesterfield are taking on Havant & Waterlooville at the Proact Stadium on Saturday

Both Chairman Tom Wright and manager Dave Frecklington called on the Matlock public to back the Gladiators in big numbers on Saturday as Matlock aim to extend their unbeaten run to ten league matches at home to Stalybridge Celtic.

Simon Storey is leaving his role as Chief Executive at the end of the year to take up the position of Chief Executive Officer at Kent Cricket from January 2019.

Alex Kiwomya will remain at the Proact until December 12th.

The Club have accpted two FA charges relating to Joe Rowley.

Chesterfield manager Martin Allen says he was pleased with Saturday's FA cup performance at home to Billericay, after the two sides played out a 1-1 draw.

Martin Allen announced Jonathan Smith has signed an 18 month deal during todays press conference.

As injured players begin to return and Matlock's impressive unbeaten league run was extended to eight matches in glorious fashion at Nantwich last Saturday, manager Dave Frecklington says everyone must keep their feet firmly on the ground.

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This year’s John Lewis Christmas advert stars Sir Elton John and tells the story of why some gifts are more than just a gift.

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Game Of Thrones will return for its eighth and final series in April next year, HBO has confirmed in a new teaser trailer for the show.

It's been four years since we last saw the lads flirting with grannies, punching fish and scaring off girls.

TV legend Noel Edmonds has secured I’m A Celebrity’s biggest ever payday by bagging a massive £600,000 fee.

He was responsible for some of the most popular superhero characters in history including Spider-Man, X Men, the Incredible Hulk and Iron Man.

A former soap star, football manager and X Factor runner-up are just some of the stars set to join I'm a Celebrity 2018.

The singer will follow in the footsteps of Britney Spears, Lady Gaga and Calvin Harris and more stars to perform a run of solo shows from March 2019 on the city’s famous strip.

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The pop superstars have split with mentor and X Factor boss Simon Cowell after an extraordinary row.

Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston has confirmed that a film based on the critically acclaimed TV drama is in the works.

At least 23 MPs say they have submitted letters of no confidence in the prime minister, as the backlash against her draft Brexit agreement grows.

Police chiefs have warned illegal raves are a "growing problem" after forces revealed they are tackling hundreds across Britain each year.

Up to 30 carriages have fallen on to a highway in Georgia after a train derailed on a bridge, according to US authorities.

A swimmer in Australia has died after apparently being stung by a stingray, police have said.

Donald Trump has visited areas in northern and southern California that have been devastated by two massive wildfires, killing 76 people.

A kennel that housed more than 70 greyhounds has been found in a "horrendous" state.

More than 40 people - including several children - have been killed in US-led airstrikes on the last Islamic State stronghold in eastern Syria, according to a war monitoring body and state media.

An Argentine navy submarine that went missing last year may have partially imploded while at sea, a senior official has said.

Up to 30 carriages have fallen on to a highway in Georgia after a train derailed on a bridge, according to US authorities.

A woman has died and 106 people are injured as people block roads around France to protest against rising fuel taxes.

Democrat Andrew Gillum has conceded defeat to Republican rival Ron DeSantis in the hard-fought race for Florida governor - but has vowed to "keep fighting".

A swimmer in Australia has died after apparently being stung by a stingray, police have said.

Gareth Southgate has given an insightful interview ahead of England's crunch UEFA Nations League clash with Croatia, revealing why he felt "flat" after qualifying for the World Cup, why he was "scarred" by his time at Middlesbrough and why it is "bizarre" to be popular.

Ahead of England's crunch UEFA Nations League clash with Croatia at Wembley Stadium on Sunday afternoon, Paul Merson tells us how the hosts should set up, who he thinks will win the game and what qualifying for the semi-finals would mean for Gareth Southgate's side.

Jarrell Miller destroyed Bogdan Dinu in four rounds and warned he will "knock out a Brit" next, with the December 22 bill at The 02 in his sights.

Jordan Pickford says England have got better since reaching the World Cup semi-finals, and thinks they are going to continue to improve.

All Blacks boss Steve Hansen hailed Ireland as the "number-one team in the world" following their superlative victory over his back-to-back world champions at the Aviva Stadium.

The "whoever smelt it, dealt it" rule has been thrown out the window after two rival darts players accused each other of breaking wind during their match.

Sainsbury's has become the first UK high street supermarket to stock edible insects.

A British sailor, who overslept and crashed into land, probably costing him victory in a marathon solo race, said he will "keep a brave face, keep smiling, come back and do it all again".

British Airways is being sued by a holidaymaker who claims he was left badly injured after being forced to squeeze into a seat next to a passenger the size of rugby legend Jonah Lomu.

Scientists have voted to change the definition of a kilogram after more than 100 years in a landmark decision.

A new video released by NASA has teased the space agency's return to the Moon and plans to fly beyond it with missions to Mars.

Muscle loss in elderly people could be prevented or reversed following experiments to be conducted on the International Space Station.

Scientists have voted to change the definition of a kilogram after more than 100 years in a landmark decision.

A frozen "super-Earth" discovered six light years from Earth could be capable of harbouring life, scientists have said.

Uber has reported a quarterly loss of $1.07bn (£820m) as it pumped money into bikes, scooters and food deliveries.

Gareth Southgate has given an insightful interview ahead of England's crunch UEFA Nations League clash with Croatia, revealing why he felt "flat" after qualifying for the World Cup, why he was "scarred" by his time at Middlesbrough and why it is "bizarre" to be popular.

Police chiefs have warned illegal raves are a "growing problem" after forces revealed they are tackling hundreds across Britain each year.

Prince Harry has said people should treat HIV tests the same way as protecting themselves against "viruses like cold and flu".