Quote Message: As a collective I think we've proved a lot of people wrong. We've shown we're capable of not just staying at this level but competing." from Jackson Irvine Burton Albion midfielder
As a collective I think we've proved a lot of people wrong. We've shown we're capable of not just staying at this level but competing."
Roads to close for Leicester Sikh parade this weekend
Up to 10,000 people are expected to walk through the city centre from the Guru Nanak Gurdwara at Holy Bones in the city centre to the Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurdwara in East Park Road.
Froch gives verdict on Joshua v Klitchsko fight
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Nottingham boxer Carl Froch has been giving his thoughts on Anthony Joshua's huge fight at Wembley tomorrow night.
Joshua will take on Wladimir Klitchsko in front of a record 90,000 crowd and Froch thinks he'll be under pressure taking on his toughest fight yet.
"This is his acid test against the veteran Wladimir, who can throw a good punch and knows how to move and survive when he needs to.
"Joshua will be nervous and being at Wembley Stadium will add to those nerves."
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Dying Derby mum ties the knot
Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live
Earlier on we told you about a Derby mum who was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Sarah Lowndes and David Moore tied the knot after strangers helped pay for catering, flowers, a wedding dress and venue hire.
Now she is a married woman...and my word she looks absolutely picture perfect.
A man described by a judge as an "insatiable gambler" has been found guilty of dismembering his wealthy friend and dumping his remains in a suitcase in Tintwhistle, Derbyshire - on the edge of the Peak District.
The court heard Ming Jiang, 43, tried to solve his
gambling and debt problems by killing his friend Yang Lui (pictured), 36, before
chopping up his body and stuffing the torso in a suitcase.
The suitcase was found by walkers on October 10 last
year in a lay by just off the A628.
The other body parts have never been found.
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During the trial the court heard Jiang was a heavy gambler who "lost more than he won".
After murdering his friend he assumed his identity, gaining access to his apartment and bank accounts, where he took a total of £800.
Jiang will be sentenced on Tuesday.
BBL continues on the BBC tonight
Surrey Scorchers v Leicester Riders
BBC Sport
BBC Sport's coverage of the British Basketball returns this evening with league leaders Leicester Riders travelling to Surrey Scorchers.
The Scorchers have had an indifferent season and are currently in eighth position. They narrowly lost their last game to Bristol Flyers (79-71) but showed their potential in the match before, in which they were impressive in beating Plymouth Raiders (90-73).
Although the Riders top the table, they will be looking to get back to winning ways after losing their last two - to Worcester Wolves (80-77) and Newcastle Eagles (83-76).
Coverage begins from 19:30 BST across the BBC Sport website, app and selected Connected TVs. You can watch it here and you can learn more about the BBC's coverage of the BBL and WBBL here.
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Roads to close for Leicester Sikh parade this weekend
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Just a reminder there will be several rolling temporary road closures in Leicester on Sunday afternoon as thousands of people take part in the annual parade to celebrate the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi.
Up to 10,000 people are expected to walk through the city centre from the Guru Nanak Gurdwara at Holy Bones in the city centre to the Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurdwara in East Park Road.
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BBC News Online
Nottingham boxer Carl Froch has been giving his thoughts on Anthony Joshua's huge fight at Wembley tomorrow night.
Joshua will take on Wladimir Klitchsko in front of a record 90,000 crowd and Froch thinks he'll be under pressure taking on his toughest fight yet.
"This is his acid test against the veteran Wladimir, who can throw a good punch and knows how to move and survive when he needs to.
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Earlier on we told you about a Derby mum who was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
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BBC News Online
A man described by a judge as an "insatiable gambler" has been found guilty of dismembering his wealthy friend and dumping his remains in a suitcase in Tintwhistle, Derbyshire - on the edge of the Peak District.
The court heard Ming Jiang, 43, tried to solve his gambling and debt problems by killing his friend Yang Lui (pictured), 36, before chopping up his body and stuffing the torso in a suitcase.
The suitcase was found by walkers on October 10 last year in a lay by just off the A628.
The other body parts have never been found.
During the trial the court heard Jiang was a heavy gambler who "lost more than he won".
After murdering his friend he assumed his identity, gaining access to his apartment and bank accounts, where he took a total of £800.
Jiang will be sentenced on Tuesday.
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Coverage begins from 19:30 BST across the BBC Sport website, app and selected Connected TVs. You can watch it here and you can learn more about the BBC's coverage of the BBL and WBBL here.
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BBC News Online
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