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Marks and Spencer thief among those dealt with at Chesterfield's court

Marks and Spencer thief among those dealt with at Chesterfield's court One of them admitted stealing Christmas decorations Northern Derbyshire Magistrates' Court Never miss another Chesterfield story with our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The offenders below, either from the Chesterfield area or have been in court in the town, have recently been convicted of the following offences: Melissa Piggott, 33, of St Michaels Crescent, Ecclesfield, Sheffield, was fined £120 and was ordered to pay £735 costs, a £34 victim surcharge and was disqualified from driving for a year for refusing to provide a specimen of breath for analysis at Chesterfield police station on July 31, 2020.

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Is Neymar any closer to dethroning Messi & Ronaldo a decade after Copa Libertadores glory?

The 2011 Libertadores marked the Uruguayans' first appearance in the tournament's final since 1987, their fifth and last such title. For the visitors, though, the wait had been far longer. While the team led by Ricardo Oliveira had finished on the losing side to Boca Juniors in 2003, not since 1963, the golden age of Pele's wonderful team, had they won the Copa outright. Muricy Ramalho's team geared up for what would undoubtedly prove a tough tie with one big advantage: the presence of Neymar, Brazilian football's new poster boy who, at 19, was already touted as a future star of the world game. “They talk about Messi and Maradona but Brazil has Neymar, who is going to be a great,” Pele promised in 2011. Ex-Barcelona and Madrid star Ronaldo agreed, telling

Building a green economy could stop 'nightmare' degradation of Amazon

Building a green economy could stop ‘nightmare’ degradation of Amazon Phoebe Weston The Amazon will be transformed into a “highly degraded nightmare” unless a sustainable biodiversity-based economy develops which properly values ecosystem services and products produced by the rainforest, a leading scientist has warned. Prof Thomas Lovejoy, the “godfather of biodiversity”, said if agro-industrial economic developments such as cattle farming, palm oil production and mining continue, the rainforest’s hydrological cycle will be “in tatters”, with global weather systems severely disrupted. Turning this around will require an innovative green economy which monetises the food, medicines, aquaculture and climate regulation the forest provides, said Lovejoy, a senior fellow at the United Nations Foundation and president of the Amazon Biodiversity Centre.