Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 24 June 2016
That's all from Derbyshire Local Live for this week - updates will start again on Monday at 08:00.
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Updates for Friday 24 June 2016
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Monday
Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 24 June 2016
Business owners call for 'clarity'published at 17:51 BST 24 June 2016
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local LiveThere's been a post-Brexit business meeting in Nottingham today for companies across the East Midlands.
The local Chamber of Commerce says bosses told them they are now preparing for growth outside of the EU but they need more clarity on how the UK will go about leaving the union.
Image source, Getty ImagesChris Hobson from the East Midlands Chamber says: “Businesses thrive on certainty and we now need our political leaders to conclude the UK’s exit from the EU in a measured, timely and efficient way."
UKIP councillor pleased with local Brexit statspublished at 17:41 BST 24 June 2016
Amy Woodfield
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End of X postFire death care home respondspublished at 17:33 BST 24 June 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineYesterday we ran a story about a Derby care home in which a resident recently died in a fire being told to improve.
Here is the Sherwood Forest Care Home's response to the Care Quality Commission's (CQC) findings, external...
"We work closely with the CQC and we are pleased the inspection found the service to be caring and responsive, and that the people we support reported they are happy with the care they receive," a care home spokeswoman said.
"We take the CQC’s feedback very seriously, and following the inspection in March 2016 we put in place an action plan to address the points raised in the report. The health and wellbeing of the people we support is always our number one priority, and we look forward to showing full compliance at our next inspection."
Weather: Heavy showers fizzle out tonightpublished at 17:22 BST 24 June 2016
Kaye Forster
Weather PresenterAny showers this afternoon will be fairly heavy, but ease off later in the evening leaving a dry night with clear spells and lows of 10C (50F).
It's a dry and bright start tomorrow, but more showers are forecast with the chance of hail and thunder, and highs of 19C (66F).
Girlfriend 'suffered injuries for years'published at 17:14 BST 24 June 2016
Alex Smith
BBC News OnlineDet Insp Graham Prince, from Derbyshire Police, said Andrew Maling had inflicted serious injuries on Amy Gough (pictured below) "over a period of several years".
Image source, Derbyshire Police"Amy was a young woman with her life ahead of her," he said. "Sadly, Amy's history is similar to many domestic abuse cases we come across where victims suffer in silence."
UK will still focus on European markets, says JCB bosspublished at 17:01 BST 24 June 2016
Quote MessageThe UK is the world's fifth largest trading nation. We therefore have little to fear from leaving the EU. European markets are important to many UK businesses, including JCB, and this will not change. "
Lord Bamford, JCB chairman and managing director
EU vote: JCB chairman feels 'little to fear' from Brexitpublished at 16:49 BST 24 June 2016
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveThe boss of Staffordshire-based JCB Lord Bamford says the UK has "little to fear" from leaving the EU.
Image source, JCBBefore the vote, he wrote to his company's 6,500 employees in the UK explaining why he favoured a vote to leave.
Latest headlines for Derbyshire and East Staffordshirepublished at 16:41 BST 24 June 2016
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveHere's a reminder of the main stories this afternoon.
- UK votes to end membership of the EU with leave pattern reflected across East Midlands
- David Cameron has met the Queen at Buckingham Palace after announcing his intention to stand down as PM
- And Derbyshire Falcons host rivals Nottingham Outlaws in cricket's T20 Blast tonight
Spireites sponsor quits over Evans dealpublished at 16:28 BST 24 June 2016
BBC Sport
Image source, Rex FeaturesChesterfield sponsor HTM Products withdraws its support of the club following the signing of Ched Evans.
Spireites sponsor quits over Evans deal
Chesterfield sponsor HTM Products withdraws its support of the club following the signing of Ched Evans.
Read MoreArchive: Counties vote to stay in 1975published at 16:21
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveFor a bit of context, the last time Derbyshire and East Staffordshire voted on Europe in 1975, the counties voted to stay in, external what was the European Community (Common Market).
Derbyshire voted 286,614 in favour to remain and 131,457 to leave, and in Staffordshire it was 306,518 in favour and 148,252 to leave.
Image source, Evening Standard/Getty ImagesBurst water main in citypublished at 16:05 BST 24 June 2016
BBC TravelAny of you in need of a post-referendum pick-me-up...should not continue reading.
Morledge in Derby is partially blocked at The Cock Pit traffic lights because of a burst water main.
Archive: Two thirds of voters turn out to cast ballotpublished at 15:51 BST 24 June 2016
Euan Duncan
BBC Local LiveAnd for those of you interested, turnout across the region back in 1975 was 66.4%.
Image source, Keystone/Getty ImagesWas remain campaign too low key?published at 15:34 BST 24 June 2016
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby political reporterIt wasn't a landslide, but across the whole of Derbyshire, a clear majority voted to leave.
The public's interest for the question on the ballot paper was clear - turnout was the highest it's been since 1997.
But did the Remain campaign let this slip? Could they have worked harder and achieved a different result?
Locally, their campaign appeared to be lower-key, less well organised and much less enthusiastic than that of the Leave campaign.
EU vote fallout caught on camerapublished at 15:19 BST 24 June 2016
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End of X postHelmer: 'Britain saved, Europe saved'published at 15:02 BST 24 June 2016
East Midlands MEP Roger Helmer is a leave supporter and a keen saver by the look of things.
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End of X postMan jailed for ten years over Amy Gough deathpublished at 14:44 BST 24 June 2016
BBC Radio DerbyAway from the referendum, a man's been sentenced to ten years in prison, external for the manslaughter of Amy Gough, who died in hospital last year after being found at her home at Sandiacre.
Image source, Derbyshire PoliceAndrew Maling, 46, from Sigglesthorne, near Hull, was convicted following a trial at Nottingham Crown Court.
EU vote breakdown for Derbyshire Dalespublished at 14:20 BST 24 June 2016
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End of X postWeather: Chance of heavy shower laterpublished at 14:06 BST 24 June 2016
Kay Crewdson
Weather presenter, BBC Look NorthCloudy afternoon with scattered showers slowly spreading in from the west, and some are likely to be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder possible and top temperatures of 21C (70F).
Showers will fade away through this evening and most places will be dry overnight, with lows of 11C (52F).
How the EU vote was won and lostpublished at 13:54 BST 24 June 2016
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