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HMP Foston Hall prisoner's baby died due to pregnancy complications (opens the original)
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The one-day-old baby of a Derbyshire prisoner died due to pregnancy complications and gaps in contact with maternity services while his mother was living in the community, an inquest jury has ruled. Orion Homer was born at 01:06 on 15 October 2023 at Royal Derby Hospital at 34 weeks plus five days' gestation. He died the following day. An inquest at Derby Coroner's Court heard his mother, Ellen Roberts, was a prisoner at HMP Foston Hall and was taken to the hospital on 14 October after she raise
Cargo plane 'bounced twice' during landing at East Midlands Airport (opens the original)
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A cargo plane suffered "substantial damage" after bouncing twice before coming to a stop on the runway at East Midlands Airport. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) said an aircraft from Guernsey in the Channel Islands landed on its nose wheel at the airport in Castle Donington, Leicestershire, at 20:55 GMT on 14 November 2025. The report, external said the pilot reduced power but the aircraft floated before pitching down sharply. The pilot and co-pilot were the only people on board an
Fundraiser to bring 9ft Lara Croft statue to Derby (opens the original)
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A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to bring a statue of Lara Croft to Derby, where the Tomb Raider franchise was created 30 years ago. The sculpture was originally part of the Tomb Raider: The LIVE Experience in Camden, London, but has been in storage since the attraction closed in 2023. Organisers hope to raise £30,000 to move the statue to Derby Market Hall and create a permanent landmark celebrating the city's role in video game folklore. Luke Earle, who hosts the annual Tomb Raider Da
We turned down corporate cash to keep Bloodstock festival in the family (opens the original)
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In 2001, Paul Gregory was sitting in a pub with some friends bemoaning the fact he could not watch all of his favourite heavy metal artists in one place. The Monsters of Rock Festival had ended in 1996 after struggling to attract headliners and its successor, Download, was yet to be established. Paul, an artist by trade, and friend Vince Brotheridge decided it was time to start their own festival. They had no experience of hosting live music, no venue and no bands - just a burning passion for th
Former Derbyshire PC found not guilty of assaulting autistic man (opens the original)
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A former police officer has been found not guilty of assaulting an autistic man after striking his head with a baton during an arrest. Shaun Elliott, 56, who was a serving Derbyshire Police constable at the time, told jurors he had a "lawful purpose" to strike Kian Green in the back of a police van outside Buxton Police Station on 30 December 2022. After a trial at Derby Crown Court, Elliott, now retired, was cleared of assault occasioning actual bodily harm on Thursday. Elliott said he was tryi
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