Leicester Mercury - 2021-04-02

• SPEEDING DRIVER CAUSED DEATH OF PENSIONER
• Key City pair are fit to face league leaders
• COVID PATIENT FALLS TO SIX-MONTH LOW
• ‘Unknown attacker’ slashed man’s throat
• Simon first black man to head an Oxbridge college
• ‘Queues form at town’s branch of - so why’s it closing?’
• Youth hub aims to get over 1,000 into jobs or training
• Pervert teacher may have more victims yet to come forward
• Sick as a parrot as two pets are lost in a week
• Petition forces rethink on cafe closure plans
• Energy efficiency of council housing improved
• Tia finally gets to contest title
• Met officer was a neo-Nazi member
• Vaccine inequity is unacceptab­le - WTO
• Protecting wildlife Jewels but not everyone is happy...
• War memorial restored
• University granted the freedom of a borough
• Pioneering instrument on mission to Mercury
• Monastery in TV show flooded with messages of appreciati­on
• Manufactur­er buys rival
• THE GENERATION GAME
• Brand values
• The return of the kings
• The school’s blazer badge had a British flag and a Nazi one next to it. I thought... ‘What is this?’
• ‘Flintoff eaten by the Loch Ness Monster’ is a great front page
• Monster ruck
• I’ve been on my own since I was 14, I had to make things work for myself
• Going with the flow
• SPRING LOADED WITH NEW ADVENTURES
• Roar of Lions’ engines finally returned to city thanks to campaigner­s
• TV deal can take sport to new heights, claims Lightning star
• ‘It is a lesson learned for us, but I am confident the team can bounce back’
• Throwing down the gauntlet
• ‘No one can sit back and think they are going to be picked’
• 4,000 spectators for City semi-final, but no fans yet
• On-loan Ghanaian midfielder waiting for his big chance
• ‘We are up against the champions’

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