Group Of Youths 'Pick Up Man In His 90s And Drop Him On The Floor' At Clay Cross Bus Stop
Derbyshire police say the man was sat alone when he was approached by a group of four youths
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Far-right protest and counter-protest expected at Derby City Council HQ
The city was due to host a far-right protest in August but it turned into a 'love not hate' celebration
Cause of Chesterfield fire confirmed after investigation
The blaze caused three people to be treated for smoke inhalation at the scene
Police Looking For Three People In Relation To Alleged Theft At B&M
Officers believe the three people pictured may have information that could help with their investigation
Delivery Van Stolen In Broad Daylight Found Abandoned In Killamarsh
The van was stolen near a junior school just before 3pm on Monday, September 16
‘Art changes people and people change the world’: the artists targeting UN’s general assembly
Posters by global artists have been placed around New York City to coincide with the annual meeting, hoping to drive home the importance of certain issuesThis year, global artists have decided to shake up the scripted, polished performances of high politics at the UN general assembly. As delegates m...
Strange Darling review – grisly but audacious serial-killer horror outside the comfort zone
Provocatively disarranging its chronology, this gruesome shocker sports with misogyny but its technical brilliance is undeniableWriter-director JT Mollner shuffles the narrative deck with this macabre, ingenious serial-killer horror whose chapters are shown out of linear order. Each storytelling car...
Precipice by Robert Harris review – the prime minister’s affair
Wartime PM Asquith shares love letters and state secrets with aristocrat Venetia Stanley in a juicy political drama drawn from historyRobert Harris has a knack for& lighting on a fascinating episode of history – in his 16th novel, the affair between then prime minister Herbert Henry Asquith and the...
Comedian turned artist Joe Lycett: ‘If it’s too earnest a painting, it’s a failure’
The standup is building on his success at the Royal Academy summer exhibition with a book of his work, Art Hole. So has he gone all highbrow? The art reveals all …Despite being best known as a self-proclaimed “incredibly rightwing” comedian, Birmingham’s Joe Lycett is also a& prolific artist. Althou...
No hospital, no cars … and only three school pupils: life on a remote island – in pictures
From crazed parties and LSD-laced bread to bike rides in blissful silence, the inhabitants of this isolated outpost in the Mediterranean have a uniquely strong social bond – as long as you don’t speak ill of the dolphins … Continue reading...
The Fertile Earth by Ruthvika Rao review – rebellion and romance in India
A dazzling debut weaves a love story around class and caste, at a time of revolutionary violence and changeIn Ruthvika Rao’s dazzling first novel, an 11-year-old develops a frightful fixation. She is Vijaya, daughter of the feared Deshmukh family, feudal landlords who live in a& “resplendent, fortre...
A Very Royal Scandal review – Michael Sheen is excellent as Prince Andrew in THAT interview
There’s a buffet of top-tier acting talent in this elegant, if slight, take on the disastrous Newsnight appearance – from Ruth Wilson as Emily Maitlis to Sheen’s buffoonish royalIf you haven’t seen the lively Scoop, Netflix’s version of the catastrophic (for him) Prince Andrew Newsnight interview ab...
TV tonight: the return of a very lovely vet drama
All Creatures Great and Small is a warm antidote to the autumn chill. Plus: Olly Murs explores his family origins. Here’s what to watch this evening9pm, Channel 5Back to the lovely fictional Yorkshire village of Darrowby as the bucolic veterinary drama returns. It’s spring 1941 and Siegfried is stru...
Local / Lichfield - 10 hours ago
Notorious crook used garden shed in plot to smuggle spice into prisons through legal letters
Larry Barnett junior, aged 38, previously of Lichfield, faces a prison sentence but he is already serving a very hefty term of imprisonment for his criminal past
Focus / Culture - 11 hours ago
Agatha All Along review – the perfect show for Halloween season
This royally entertaining Marvel series slips seamlessly from comedy to tragedy, and Kathryn Hahn is so good you can barely take your eyes off her. An absolute treatThe spin-off was surely ordained the minute Kathryn Hahn hit her first mark in front of the WandaVision cameras. She played the superhe...