Derbyshire Times news bulletin with editor Phil Bramley
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00:00 Here's today's Derbyshire Times video bulletin.
00:03 Derbyshire Constabulary has referred itself to the Police Watchdog as investigations continue into the circumstances of woman's death during recent flooding in Chesterfield.
00:12 Maureen Gilbert, who was 83, was found at her home in Tapton Terrace on Saturday after she was unable to escape the rapidly rising water.
00:21 Enquiries are ongoing into the circumstances around her death and Derbyshire Constabulary has now referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
00:31 The referral is mandatory due to officers being involved with the evacuation of flooded homes in the area on Friday.
00:37 This was part of a multi-agency response in which the force was supporting colleagues from Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service who were evacuating properties.
00:45 A new Pie and Mash shop is putting traditional pies and beef dripping roast potatoes on the menu in Derbyshire.
00:53 Jay White is the baker behind the Mank Chef which has just opened a new takeaway shop on Green Lane in Buxton.
01:00 The 55 year old said "I'm really excited to be opening my shop and can't wait to meet everyone".
01:06 Jay worked as a midwife for 20 years but decided it was time for a change of career.
01:10 She added "The menu is a true blast from the past. Traditional pies, mashed potatoes, beef dripping roasties, peas and gravy as well as Manchester tarts, pork pies and sausage rolls".
01:22 his roles.