Derby Telegraph - May 12, 2025

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May 12, 2025

City man arrested over incident where Koran was burned

A DERBY man who is due to go on trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court at the end of the month has had the charge against him changed.

1 min

Aldi distribution centre employing 400 people to close over two years

STAFF WILL RELOCATE 25 MINUTES AWAY TO PLANNED £500M HUB WHEN SITE OPENED JUST SEVEN YEARS AGO SHUTS

2 mins

Forest folk favourite Dan brings back his 'funky banjo grooves'

NATIONAL Forest Folk are hosting a virtuoso songwriter later this month.

1 min

Little Nancy stars in new TV advert for cancer charity which helped her and mum

YOUNG LIVES VS CANCER GAVE FAMILY A GRANT AFTER BRAIN TUMOUR DIAGNOSIS

2 mins

Action is taken as bad parking hotspot problem on city street improves

“DRAMATIC improvements” have been made to a bad parking hotspot on a Derby street, councillors have said.

1 min

‘Devastated’ aunt pays tribute to ‘loving, sweet’ Valentine

THE aunt of a teenager who died after in a park lake has paid tribute to the “loving” boy.

2 mins

Electrical equipment caused accidental blaze which spread

A JOINT investigation by Derbyshire police and Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service (DFRS) has concluded that Saturday evening’s blaze at a Derby bungalow was “accidental” and linked to a fault with electrical equipment in outdoor workshops at the rear of the property.

1 min

Talks over limiting HGVs in suburb that's 'too small' for them

RESIDENTS FEAR THERE ARE TOO MANY LORRIES CAUSING PROBLEMS IN SPONDON

2 mins

Is the city centre a 'free for all' with no fear for criminals?

N the wake of the stabbing of a Derby businessman inside a bank in one of Derby’s busiest streets - Lloyd's Bank in St Peter’s Street - the area of the city has faced renewed criticism.

5 mins

Hospital to mark first with marathon

RUNNERS hoping to be part of the iconic London Marathon in 2026 can now apply for a charity place with Derby & Burton Hospitals Charity for the first time.

1 min

Doctor appointed to RCP role

DERBY doctor Aklak Choudhury has been appointed clinical director for improvement with the Royal College of Physicians (RCP).

1 min

Railway staff to honour the region's great women with walk from one city to another

DERBY TO NOTTINGHAM ROUTE FOR CHARITY WILL BE ALIGNED TO RAILWAY

1 min

Estate pub 'better than ever now' after £250k refurb job

A PUB in Alvaston has shared its success story after persevering for years in the community.

1 min

MP silent on bowing to 'quit second role' pleas

CITY COUNCILLOR HAD SAID HE WOULDN'T BE 'HANGING AROUND FOR TOO LONG'

2 mins

US 'encouraged' by Iran talks

IRAN and the United States have held a fourth round of talks over Tehran's rapidly advancing nuclear programme, with Washington officials saying American negotiators were “encouraged” by the discussions.

1 min

Ceasefire soon shaken

INDIA'S military strikes on Pakistan-controlled Kashmir and Pakistan last week killed more than 100 militants - including their prominent leadership, India’s director general of military operations said yesterday.

1 min

Attack on prison officer condemned

SOUTHPORT triple killer Axel Rudakubana’s supervision was downgraded before an alleged attack on a prison officer at HMP Belmarsh, according to reports.

1 min

Care worker visa to close for overseas recruitment

THE Government is going to close the care worker visa for overseas recruitment as part of its immigration reforms, the Home Secretary has said.

1 min

Reform to challenge asylum hotels - Tice

REFORM UK will use “whatever levers” it can to challenge asylum hotels, the deputy leader has claimed, as he said the party has a “team of lawyers” working with it.

1 min

First five years key to preventing obesity says research

THE first five years of a child's life are crucial when it comes to preventing obesity in the future, according to researchers.

1 min

Knotweed map shows city is 'area of concern'

A NATIONAL heat map that discloses which areas of the UK are hotspots for Japanese Knotweed has shown Derby as an \"area of concern.\"

1 min

Know your rights around private parking charges

YOUR CONSUMER RIGHTS CHAMPION

2 mins

Look who's stalking?

THIS gripping cat-and-mouse thriller starring Robson Green, Jason Watkins and Sunetra Sarker will have you hooked all this week.

1 min

'My time is now' says Cacace after victory

BOXING Anthony Cacace's late career bloom continued with a third impressive victory in the last 12 months as he stopped Leigh Wood in the ninth round in Nottingham.

1 min

Sir Ian's appeal after diagnosis

RUGBY UNION Former Scotland and British and Irish Lions head coach Sir Ian McGeechan has urged rugby players and all younger men to get themselves tested after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.

1 min

Xander hails good fit at PGA course

XANDER Schauffele believes his game is ideally suited to Quail Hollow as he bids to turn previous near-misses at the venue into a successful US PGA Championship title defence.

2 mins

Crocombe saw off challenge of another keeper again

Continuing our look back at a tumultuous Burton Albion season, we start to assess how individual players fared

4 mins

Challinor rages at ref after Stockport and Orient draw

STOCKPORT County boss Dave Challinor slated referee Ben Speedie for \"an absolute shocker\" in awarding Leyton Orient their first goal as the League One play-off semi-final first-leg clash ended 2-2.

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