Nightclub attack leaves man badly hurt in hospital
Emergency services were called to the Regal nightclub in Nottingham Road, Ripley, at about 03:50 BST on Sunday.
Derbyshire Police said the victim was getting treatment in hospital but his injuries were not life-threatening.
The nightclub and the road outside it were "extremely busy" at the time of the assault, police said, as they appealed for witnesses.
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