Faces of cruel gang who flooded Derby with heroin and crack cocaine
They have now been jailed for a total of 16 years
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Pictured Left to right: Abbas Ahmed, Adnan Shabir, Adil Ali, Sacha Dempsey (Image: Derbyshire Police Press Office)
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Night of flooding as Storm Christoph hits and leaves people stranded out of their homes
Roads across the city are flooded as emergency services race to rescue those who have become trapped
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Storm Christoph has brought weather chaos across Merseyside as roads have flooded and trains are cancelled. As we approach rush hour, delays and travel difficulties are expected as the heavy downpours continue into the evening.
Earlier today, Knowsley Lane in Stockbridge Lane flooded and is closed, while a sink hole opened up in Ashbourne Road in Aigburth.
East Midland Railway trains are off between Manchester Piccadilly and Liverpool Lime Street and Northern trains are also disrupted.
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Derby school tweets Marcus Rashford after handing out food hampers
Parents have been able to collect parcels with nourishing food and treats for the kids inside
Head teacher Peter Seargent with members of the school s staff (Image: Ashgate Primary School)
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