Derby Telegraph - 2018-12-19

• ‘I thought it was a joke then I remember having a box full of food in my face. They just ran off’
• Why did Sky Sports block chants aimed at it by Rams and Forest supporters?
• DAY A LOT MORE BEARABLE’
• Campaigner­s claim voters back second EU referendum
• Jury is sent out in city attempted murder trial
• Farmers warned to be vigilant after a spate of four thefts
• Travellers move on... only to pitch up half a mile away
• ‘Please help me to be reunited with my pet hawk’
• Finder of ancient pot to try luck again in 2019
• ‘Very pregnant’ Meghan meets stars
• Plans ramped up for no-deal Brexit
• Assembly Room costs put under scrutiny
• Student flats bring parking concerns
• One empty bin, lots of loose litter
• YOUR POEMS
• Calm zone helps pupils care for mental health
• Demolishin­g eyesore pub could start street revival
• How Lorna is watching the backs of staff working with children
• Ensuring staff know about the great benefits on offer
• Chance to help sell region to the world
• New face joins constructi­on firm’s board
• Skill is an ancient word... but it’s as relevant as ever in today’s world
• PICK OF THE DAY
• PULP by Robin Talley, HarperColl­ins, paperback £7.99, ebook £3.99
• Safari so good...
• STAR POWER
• STAYING IN
• First aid for those festive accidents
• Burns, choking and falls can be common at Christmas. finds out what to do in the event of an accident
• HEAD TO LA PALMA
• Discovers the beauty of Innsbruck, Austria, and its fantastic Christmas markets
• Duckett steps up to be Derbyshire’s new chief
• Dream cup run goes on as Hesketh fires Albion into semis
• Loans looking like best way forward
• Kenny: Forest fans won vocal battle

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