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It will be cloudy with a few spots of light rain and drizzle in the first part of the night, with outbreaks of rain becoming more widespread in the early hours.

Patchy light rain will fizzle out through Tuesday morning.

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This was Sandy Saunders's last flight - just a few weeks ago...

One of the last surviving members of a group of World War Two pilots who underwent pioneering plastic surgery has died at the age of 94.

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Guinea Pig Club member Sandy Saunders, from Burton Lazars in Leicestershire, died from cancer on Sunday night.

He recently took his last flight in a Tiger Moth plane for a film made by BBC Inside Out.

A Jamie Vardy lookalike said he was left "broke" amid claims his agent scammed him out of appearance fees.

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Then (July 2015)...

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And now at Snibston...

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Council leaders in Leicestershire today unveiled plans for the site's future . 

Leicestershire Police are trying to trace these two men after nearly £250,000 worth of alcohol was taken from a warehouse in Lutterworth.

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It happened a while back, on Friday 9 December. A lorry - believed to have been using a false number plate - arrived at the warehouse in Magna Park and collected 26 pallets of alcohol.

A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a theft offence, the force said.

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“There is a possibility that the men could be from the Walsall or Wolverhampton area but if anyone recognises either of them please call me.”

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Remember the special set of £5 notes engraved with tiny portraits of Jane Austen?

Three of the four have now been found, and the last one still to be found was spent in Melton Mowbray's Dickinson & Morris Ye Olde Pork Pie Shoppe last December.

Nearly three months on, how far can the rare note have gone?

According to one study, a banknote can change hands more than 250 times in about two years in circulation, so it could have passed through several people's pockets by now.

With the pie shop saying it had thousands of visitors queuing up and checking their fivers after the news broke last year, it could well have gone beyond Leicestershire too.

Considering it's valued at up to £50,000, it's probably worth having a check in your wallet. The serial number's AM32 885554, and it includes the quote from Pride and Prejudice pictured below. 

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A rare £5 note featuring an image of Jane Austen is still on the loose - nearly three months after it was spent in Melton Mowbray .

Engraved with a portrait of the author, who died 200 years ago, it's been compared to Willy Wonka's golden ticket, and is said to be worth up to £50,000.

Three other similar notes spent in Northern Ireland , Scotland and Wales  have all been traced, leaving just one more to be found.

I've been out to the pork pie shop, where it was spent, to see if there's been any sign of the elusive fiver.

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Let me just remind you of what happened to Adam Bent in July last year.

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The 31-year-old was stabbed in what police called an "unprovoked attack".  

Both he and 21-year-old Fields had been at a bar in the Braunstone Gate area of Leicester. After the pair left, there was a fight and Mr Bent was stabbed once in the chest.

Members of the public gave him first aid at the scene but he died later in hospital.

Fields, from Gresley Close in Leicester, pleaded guilty to his murder back in October last year.

If you're planning to get involved with the parade to the King Power Stadium later, here is the planned route.

(18:00 - 18:45) Clock Tower > High Street > Jubilee Square > Applegate > The Newarke > DMU > Western or Eastern Boulevard > King Power (19:45).

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Organiser, 11-year-old Jack Stephens, planned the route with his family and Leicestershire Police.

They've said the route to Jubilee Square is pedestrianised, so those with young children can easily join to this point.

Leicester Tigers' Welsh centre Jack Roberts has discussed his breakthrough season and the support of the likes of Manu Tuilagi, Matt Toomua and George North. 

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Caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare is firmly in contention for the Leicester manager's job on a long-term basis after Claudio Ranieri's sacking.

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The Essex swimmer Roberto Pavoni has announced his retirement from the sport at the age of 25.

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He competed at the London 2012 Olympics where he finished 13th overall in the heats in the Men's 400m individual medley and failed to reach the final. 

The Brentwood-educated swimmer, who trained at Loughborough University, won two medals at the European Championships two years later. 

Paul Clark, who used to live in Shepshed, used  Your Questions to ask how the town got its name.

He now lives all the way over in Sydney, Australia, but said it's something he's "always wondered" about the town he grew up in.

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Well - I've been making calls and doing some research - and I think I now have an answer for you. 

Reading from the book "A History of Shepshed by Anthony J. Lacey", a local history expert told me the town was originally known as Scepeshefde Regis - meaning "hill where the sheep graze".

The book claims the town's name has changed at least 10 times over the years but has always been a form of the words "sheep" and "shed". This is because it was a big sheep wool trading town. 

Even now, the town council’s Role of Honour Board has a sheep and shed in its logo.

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Researchers at the University of Leicester have said thousands of patients are unnecessarily undergoing heart surgery every year in the UK.

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The study claims an internationally approved test to see if people with aortic stenosis (AS) need surgery - which involves cycling on a stationary bike - is highly inaccurate.

They're now planning further research to find a more reliable method of testing.

I've got more details on the news that a woman and a child were rescued from a flat fire after a suspected arson attack. 

Leicestershire Police said officers were called just after midnight on Saturday to an address in Glebeland, Kibworth Harcourt, Leicestershire. 

Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service said it believed the blaze was started “deliberately” but that no-one was injured. 

Leicestershire Police said a 27-year-old man was arrested suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. He has been bailed pending further enquiries.

A 17-month old toddler and an adult were rescued from a first-floor window by firefighters after a suspected arson attack in a village.