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Sign inHomeNewsSportReelWorklifeTravelFutureHomeWar in UkraineCoronavirusClimateVideoWorldUS & CanadaUKBusinessTechScienceMoreEnglandRegionsDerbyGaia artwork set to visit Derby Cathedral1 minute agoUniversity of BristolGaia has been on display at different venues around the countryAn illuminated planet Earth sculpture is set to visit Derby Cathedral later this year, having won praise elsewhere in the country.Gaia is by UK artist Luke Jerram, whose previous artwork Museum of the Moon came to Derby Cathedral in 2019.The work will open to the public on 22 September and will remain until 16 October.The Dean of Derby said the cathedral was the perfect setting for the "awe-inspiring and reflective" work.The Very Rev Dr Peter Robinson said thousands of people had visited the cathedralfor previous exhibitions Peace Dovesand Museum of the Moon."I know Gaia will be equally popular," he said."I think this artwork provides a new perspective of our place on the planet, a sense that societies of the Earth are all interconnected and that we have a responsibility toward one another."I hope that Gaia will inspire visitors to think about the significance of creation, our role as custodians on the planet and the environmental impact that we have on the natural world."The installation measures seven metres (22ft) in diameter and is created from detailed NASA imagery of the Earth's surface.It will revolve above the nave in Derby Cathedral, accompanied by a surround-sound composition by BAFTA award-winning composer Dan Jones.Prof Keith McLay, from the University of Derby, said: "We are excited to see the exhibition in Derby and hope members of the public make the most of the fantastic opportunity to attend and see the work for themselves."Steve Slater, artistic director of Derby Festé, the festival which is launching the work, said: "Gaia will amaze people, just as the Museum of the Moon did back in 2019, and we can't wait to see it installed in September."Follow BBC East Midlands onFacebook, onTwitter, or onInstagram. Send your story ideas toeastmidsnews@bbc.co.uk.More on this storyGiant Earth artwork has green message for city3 October 2021Related Internet LinksDerby CathedralThe BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.Related TopicsDerbyEnvironmentTop StoriesUS Senate passes first gun control bill in decades59 minutes agoTrudeau denies meddling in mass shooting inquiry4 hours agoTrump's election challenge 'a murder-suicide pact'2 hours agoFeaturesFury and questions over China's treatment of women'They'd rather die than return to Nicaragua'How big?! Weekly quiz: Which massive fish made the news?Watch world's lowest parachute jump attemptThe small port integral to Europe's energy futureWhy resorts often decide political fates in IndiaAfrica's top shots: Stretch, bend, diveSweden's 'blue hole' in the skyThe murder that sparked a civil rights movementElsewhere on the BBCWhy top chefs are leaving Paris"It started before Covid, but it was discreet"The films bringing sex work to lifeHas cinema perpetuated damaging stereotypes?Has human progress peaked?A growing and influential intellectual movement aims to understand why human progress happens – and how to speed it upMost Read12345678910On your mobileOn smart speakersGet news alertsContact BBC NewsHomeNewsSportReelWorklifeTravelFutureCultureMusicTVWeatherSoundsTerms of UseAbout the BBCPrivacy PolicyCookiesAccessibility HelpParental GuidanceContact the BBCGet Personalised NewslettersWhy you can trust the BBCAdvertise with usAdChoices / Do Not Sell My Info

The Very Rev Dr Peter Robinson said thousands of people had visited the cathedral for previous exhibitions Peace Doves and Museum of the Moon. Follow BBC East Midlands on Facebook, on Twitter, or on Instagram. Send your story ideas to eastmidsnews@bbc.co.uk.

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Noodle bar to open in Derby city centre with 1,000 free spring rolls giveaway

Get set with a free Wimbledon bet! A view of some of the food which will be served at Derby city centre's new noodle bar Chopstix (Image: Chopstix) A noodle bar will open in Derby city centre next week, and a giveaway of 1,000 free portions of spring rolls will mark the launch. Chopstix will welcome its first customers to its new St Peter's Street outlet on Thursday, June 30.

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Sneak peek at new Derby city centre restaurant taking over Hide Burger Bar

A new restaurant serving English cuisine with added Mediterranean flavours will open next week in the Derby city centre unit formerly occupied by Hide Burger Bar and Bistro. The Riverside Chambers restaurant, which many customers said offered the best burgers in Derby, shut its doors for the final time on Sunday, May 29.

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Plans for new noodle restaurant next to McDonald's in Derby city centre

A new noodle restaurant is set to come to Derby city centre – moving in right next door to McDonald’s should plans get the go-ahead. A planning application has been submitted to Derby City Council calling on the authority to allow plans for a new shop front to be installed at 38-40 St Peter’s Street.

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