Council seeks changes to 'underwhelming' Greggs and Burger King plan for 'eyesore' cinema
A huge transformation for the dilapidated site could be decided soon
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Derby response effort hailed by city's leader after hundreds evacuated
How the Normanton community rallied was 'Derby at is best'
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CCTV Clue After Pub Windows Smashed In Derbyshire Town Centre Fight
Derbyshire police officers would like to speak with anyone pictured
Derbion boss says 'plenty' more shops arriving in coming months
It comes after a busy year for the shopping centre - and we can expect more change in the coming months
'Rise in deaths' expected as cold weather warning issued for East Midlands
The cold-health alert is in place for seven days
Man in his 20s suffers life-changing injuries in Derby crash
One arrest has been made in connection with the incident
Derbyshire paedophile behind bars again after police found his phone
When police visited his home, he said he'd lost his phone, but when they called it, it started ringing in his pocket
A tale of two East Midlands cities - now linked directly by regular train services
Agenda editor Zena Hawley has taken the train to check out why people should want to visit Lincoln from Derbyshire
The English House by Dan Cruickshank review – if walls could talk
A deep dive into the creation of eight buildings from the 1700s to the 1900s tells some very human storiesHistory used to be about wars and dates, but to the architecture writer and TV presenter Dan Cruickshank, it’s more about floors and grates. In his new book, he takes a& keen-eyed tour of eight...
Stork of Hope review – Belarusian Holocaust drama paints a flattering portrait of its citizens
Cliche-ridden, excessively sentimental and lacking in historical rigour, this film is a grave act of nationalist self-soothingNothing says happy Hanukah like a Holocaust-themed movie, especially if it ends on a feelgood note of survival and reunion after a run of tragic deaths and lashings of suffer...
5 arrested after man glassed in town centre attack
Officers now want to speak to anyone who was in the area at the time of the incident and can assist them in their investigation
‘Seeing all the work that goes into DIY scenes changed my life’: the bitterly optimistic indie-rock of Prewn
Like her forebears Fiona Apple and Giant Drag, Izzy Hagerup puts a distinctly twisty take on indie-rock, and is unafraid of dark emotional truthsFrom ChicagoRecommended if you like Wednesday, Fiona Apple, Giant DragUp next European/UK tour kicks off in MayA word that Prewn, AKA Izzy Hagerup, often u...
Life lessons with radio legend Jenni Murray: the best podcasts of the week
The former Woman’s Hour host speaks candidly with older stars such as Paul Merton and Trevor McDonald. Plus, the secrets of how to win the World Cup!Former Woman’s Hour host Jenni Murray offers an amiable slant on the celebrity interview podcast. Her Saga magazine series features exclusively older i...
A French Youth review – bullfighters grapple with the horns of valour and acceptance
Jérémie Battaglia’s captivating documentary follows two north African raseteurs battling bulls and systemic racism in southern FranceIn southern France, the ancient and controversial tradition of Camargue bullfighting remains to this day. In contrast to more lethal forms of the sport, participants –...
TV tonight: a ceramicist cracks in a new series of Midsomer Murders
DCI Barnaby and DS Winter deal with an angry artist. Plus: Rob Rinder and AJ Odudu suffer in The Celebrity Apprentice. Here’s what to watch this evening8.30pm, ITV1Families, eh? When Stourwick patriarch Henry Shirewell pops his clogs, his eldest son, ceramicist Lucian, announces to his siblings that...