P168 CEEFAX 1 168 Mon 03 Jan 22:51/55 DEATH INQUIRY TO GET UNDER WAY TODAY An investigation into the death of a man who died in prison is to get under way today. Thirty-year-old Karl Nee, from Littleovjr in Derby, was found dead with a ligature round his neck at Leicester Prison on December 30. Mr Nee was on remand for allegedly possessing drugs and offensive weapons. The Governor of Ranby Prison, Nottinghamshire, has been appointed by the Director General of the Prison Service to carry out the investigation. 1/4 W MIDLANDS News 160 Weather 402 NATIONAL News 101 TV/Radio 600 Next News WMid News Reg Sport Main MenuP168 CEEFAX 1 168 Mon 03 Jan 22:40/05 MAYOR MEETS HER FUNDRAISING OBJECTIVE The Mayor of Derby has announced she has mit her year's target for fundraising in six months — after collecting £25,000. Councillor Sara Bolton had hoped to raise the sum by next May but, thanks to donations from businesses and the public, it has already been reached. Councillor Bolton said that she is delighted for the five charities that will benefit. She has now doubled her fundraising target to £50,000. 2/4 W MIDLANDS News 160 Weather 402 NATIONAL News 101 TV/Radio 600 Next News WMid News Reg Sport Main MenuP168 CEEFAX 1 168 Mon 03 Jan 22:41/51 URGENT NEED FOR TERRITORIAL RECRUITS A county's Territorial Army units say they are in urgent need of new recruits to become officers. Around 100 new officers cadets are currently needed to fill vacancies across Leicestershire. People can choose from units specialising in everything from infantry skills to military transport or medical services. Those joining the Leicestershire or Derbyshire Yeomanry also get the chance to operate the latest Challenger tank. 3/4 W MIDLANDS News 160 Weather 402 NATIONAL News 101 TV/Radio 600 Next News WMid News Reg Sport Main MenuP168 CEEFAX 1 168 Mon 03 Jan 22:30/43 DOCTOR HITS OUT AT COUNCIL ON GRITTING A hospital consultant has criticisjd a city council for failing to grit pavements and protect pedestrians from being injured in icy conditions. Alistair Frasier Moody, a consultant at Derbyshire Royal Infirmary said hj has treated a large number of people for falls, many of them elderly. Derby City Council said although it would like to grit paths it is would bj too expensive. But it said contractors are sent out to deal with slippy pavements. W MIDLANDS News 160 Weather 402 NATIONAL News 101 TV/Radio 600 Next News WMid News Reg Sport Main Menu