Leicester Mercury - 2021-09-03

• MANSLAUGHT­ER CHARGE AFTER DEATH IN ‘STREET ASSAULT’
• Dan wins medal at his sixth Games in a row
• DEFENSIVE DUO UNLIKELY TO BE FIT TO FACE CHAMPS
• One in five children starting school in the county ‘is overweight’
• HOLE LOT OF BOTHER
• Judges double sex offender’s prison sentence
• At least 100 skips are left on driveways as firm goes into liquidatio­n
• Policeman could face dismissal over lack of action following domestic assault allegation
• Water park to be private holiday lodge complex
• £200m fund to help Afghans settle in the UK
• Free parking coming to an end in towns one way or the other
• ‘GP would not see me over lump which they said was an infection. It was cancer. Now I’ve been given year to live’
• Raab – UK won’t recognise Taliban
• 18 killed as New York in state of emergency
• Women’s Institute calls on you to aid campaign
• Youngsters add their voice on tackling climate change
• Another acquisitio­n as wealth firm grows
• Estate plan submitted
• Celebratio­n of centenary gets University under way
• JOANNE Watkinson
• THE ICONIC HEDGEHOG SIGNALS
• 14 number ones and a knighthood... you cannot plan for that
• Growing up, you make so many mistakes...
• I’m 75, playing a leading part on a popular TV show. How lucky am I?
• I was doing Zoom comedy. The worst heckle is a message saying someone has left the meeting
• Hi di die, campers
• RUSSELL GRANT
• Lions still missing Aussie star
• Silver medal hat-trick but Crystal calls it a day
• Olowofela will join Dragons on season loan
• We have got lots of good players but we have to find right balance – Rodgers
• Covid cases deny Thomas chance of making England U21 debut
• PLANNING FOR CITY’S FUTURE
• FANS WILL WATCH RIDERS TONIGHT FOR FIRST TIME SINCE MARCH 2020

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