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Weather: Very cold and icy tonight
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Staying dry but fairly cloudy for the rest of the day.
It will be a cold and frosty night with lows of -3C (27F) in rural areas. There will also be some icy patches where the snow has melted.
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Tomorrow will start frosty and bright for some. However, the cloud will quickly increase during the morning and it will stay dry and fairly cloudy into the afternoon with highs of 4C (39F).
Your comments: Kayleigh Haywood's funeral
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Some more comments from our Facebook page following the funeral of Kayleigh Haywood earlier.
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Mark Gough said: "Finally laid to rest thoughts and prayers to yr family R.i.p goodnite princess with the angels now."
Sarah Hayes said: "This is heartbreaking. You are young and should still be here living your life! Sleep tight Kayleigh."
Alleged victims to 'apply' to be part of Janner investigation
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
People wanting to be what the inquiry calls a "core participant" in the IICSA investigation into Lord Janner have about a month to submit their application to be involved.
Claudio Ranieri said Riyad Mahrez was "a little sad" that he missed a penalty against Aston Villa on Saturday.
Ranieri said he told him: "Come on man, even champions miss penalties."
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Inquiry to examine county council's response to Janner claims
Tim Parker
BBC Radio Leicester Political Reporter
IICSA - the national Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse - will look at whether Leicestershire County Council was aware of the allegations against Lord Janner and its response.
The authority has told us it's fully committed to co-operating with the inquiry.
It says it will seek to establish the truth behind the allegations and will look at whether there were any institutional failings on the part of Leicestershire County Council, the police, the Labour Party and other organisations.
Century of starts for Tigers prop
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Leicester Tigers prop-forward, Dan Cole, reached his 100th start for the club at the weekend.
He hailed the influence of team mates, past and present, on helping him reach the career landmark.
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Former soldier stole school laptops to fund heroin addiction
Some of those at the funeral spoke to the our reporter.
One woman said: "I think everybody's devastated, everybody in the village. We can't put it into words how we all feel."
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Another woman said: "It's awful what happened, I've got a son that's same age and it brings it home that anything could happen to your children. We've just came to pay our respects."
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Kayleigh Haywood funeral: Teacher pays tribute
Kayleigh Haywood's former primary school head teacher was among those paying tribute to the teenager at her funeral this morning.
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Derek Mullan said: "For the staff of the school, one of the most endearing memories was of Kayleigh's big smile as she bounded down the corridor first thing in the morning.
"She would have a cheery 'Good morning' and staff would return the greeting."
The city council says licensing regulations for HMOs are to protect the rights of tenants and landlords are obliged to ensure their properties are correctly licensed.
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Cllr Kirk Master, said: “In this instance, that was not done despite the landlord being advised that he needed to do so, leaving us with no option but to take legal action against him.”
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Updates have now finished for the day. They will start again tomorrow from 08:00.
Weather: Very cold and icy tonight
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Staying dry but fairly cloudy for the rest of the day.
It will be a cold and frosty night with lows of -3C (27F) in rural areas. There will also be some icy patches where the snow has melted.
Tomorrow will start frosty and bright for some. However, the cloud will quickly increase during the morning and it will stay dry and fairly cloudy into the afternoon with highs of 4C (39F).
Your comments: Kayleigh Haywood's funeral
Facebook
Some more comments from our Facebook page following the funeral of Kayleigh Haywood earlier.
Mark Gough said: "Finally laid to rest thoughts and prayers to yr family R.i.p goodnite princess with the angels now."
Sarah Hayes said: "This is heartbreaking. You are young and should still be here living your life! Sleep tight Kayleigh."
Alleged victims to 'apply' to be part of Janner investigation
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
People wanting to be what the inquiry calls a "core participant" in the IICSA investigation into Lord Janner have about a month to submit their application to be involved.
Applications will be accepted between Monday 25 January and Monday 22 February.
'Even champions miss penalties'
BBC Leicester Sport
Claudio Ranieri said Riyad Mahrez was "a little sad" that he missed a penalty against Aston Villa on Saturday.
Ranieri said he told him: "Come on man, even champions miss penalties."
Inquiry to examine county council's response to Janner claims
Tim Parker
BBC Radio Leicester Political Reporter
IICSA - the national Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse - will look at whether Leicestershire County Council was aware of the allegations against Lord Janner and its response.
The authority has told us it's fully committed to co-operating with the inquiry.
Goddard Inquiry to examine Janner allegations
Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
The Goddard Inquiry has been setting out how it will examine claims of child sexual abuse involving Lord Greville Janner.
It says it will seek to establish the truth behind the allegations and will look at whether there were any institutional failings on the part of Leicestershire County Council, the police, the Labour Party and other organisations.
Century of starts for Tigers prop
BBC Leicester Sport
Leicester Tigers prop-forward, Dan Cole, reached his 100th start for the club at the weekend.
He hailed the influence of team mates, past and present, on helping him reach the career landmark.
Former soldier stole school laptops to fund heroin addiction
Leicester Mercury
A former soldier who burgled a school twice within two days to steal laptop computers was jailed for 18 months.
Kayleigh Haywood funeral: Mourners' comments
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Some of those at the funeral spoke to the our reporter.
One woman said: "I think everybody's devastated, everybody in the village. We can't put it into words how we all feel."
Another woman said: "It's awful what happened, I've got a son that's same age and it brings it home that anything could happen to your children. We've just came to pay our respects."
Massive demand for Attenborough talk
Leicester Mercury
So many people have signed up for tickets to a free talk by David Attenborough it has had to be moved to De Monfort Hall.
Pair face life on Sex Offenders Register
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Police say Przemek Zukowski, 25, and Pawel Repich, 24, both from Leicester, were found guilty of a string of charges.
Zukowski was sentenced to seven years in prison, and Repich six.
They'll also be on the Sex Offenders Register for life, and are subject to a restraining order and Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Pair jailed for abusing girl
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
These two men have been jailed for a total of 13 years for carrying out sexual offences against a teenage girl.
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BBC Radio Leicester Sport
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Kayleigh Haywood funeral: Teacher pays tribute
Kayleigh Haywood's former primary school head teacher was among those paying tribute to the teenager at her funeral this morning.
Derek Mullan said: "For the staff of the school, one of the most endearing memories was of Kayleigh's big smile as she bounded down the corridor first thing in the morning.
"She would have a cheery 'Good morning' and staff would return the greeting."
Jewellery found in van in Lutterworth
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
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Your photos: Snow on the River Soar
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Wow...this is my favorite photo from yesterday so far.
Absolutely stunning shot of the River Soar in Mountsorrel taken by Paul Allen.
Volunteers spend three days making garden neat and tidy
Hinckley Times
More than 20 volunteers from Hinckley and Rugby Building Society have marked their 150th anniversary by sprucing up a community garden.
Council had 'no option' but to take legal action
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
The city council says licensing regulations for HMOs are to protect the rights of tenants and landlords are obliged to ensure their properties are correctly licensed.
Cllr Kirk Master, said: “In this instance, that was not done despite the landlord being advised that he needed to do so, leaving us with no option but to take legal action against him.”