Leicester Mercury - 2019-09-11

• HIS LEGACY LIVES ON...
• FAMILY ‘STILL HAUNTED’ BY ARSON ATTACK ON THEIR HOME
• SCHOOLGIRL CAUGHT IN PURPLE HAIR ROW
• BUS LANE FOR MAIN CITY ROAD
• Fire that gutted pub due to electrical fault
• College to be set up in city hostel to help the homeless
• County lines drug dealer jailed
• TEENAGER CAUGHT WITH ‘FEARSOME’ KNIFE IN TROUSERS
• Now we’re cooking on gas... eatery to open soon
• Magistrate sent home after abusive man spat in court
• Tooled-up man caught on his way to commit burglary
• Corbyn: A general election is coming
• Couple claim on two holidays but save thousands of pounds with AllClear
• Christmas isn’t right after Bonfire Night!
• Keeping city’s roads clear for 51 years - meet John and the rest of council’s unsung heroes
• A peek inside Rose Cottage, the smallest house in UK
• Fun day to help knock spots off killer disease
• Revenues up at IBM centre
• He may be an Instagram star but Simon Hooper tells LISA SALMON he isn’t about to let his kids use phones at the dinner table I do crave alone time – that’s why toilets have locks
• LOUD SUPPORT FOR BBC’S NEW KIDS’ MUSIC PROGRAMME
• Getting under the skin of being a new mum
• ASK THE EXPERT
• RUCK and ROLL
• America’s third city declared 2019 a year of theatre. raises the curtain on all it has to offer on stage and off
• CHOC-full of adventure
• Delft a good hand
• Full of East End promise
• BEST OF THE REST
• Cryptic crossword
• A whiter shade of pale
• April helps Brother to fine victory: Brother also wins
• Imogen charges into top 10 after dressage disaster
• Azad hits milestone as County build useful total
• Tigers won’t need to be in top gear for cup tie – league is the priority
• True test of top
• Goalscorin­g teenager making mark on loan
• Younger stars close off pitch as well as on it

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