Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

Some of our main stories today are:

• Nine arrested and bailed over Sky Blues protest at Northampton Town match
• Coventry Bees to start Speedway season at Leicester track
• Musicians Union to demonstrate at Dirty Dancing show

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

There's been much criticism of the police response to the disruptions in Saturday's Northampton v Coventry clash at Sixfields, with fans airing their views on the Northampton Chronicle and Echo's Facebook page, external.

One fan wrote the police "failed dismally to stop Coventry fans continually disrupting the match and instead employ the majority of their manpower on guarding the West stand where there was no sign of trouble".

However, Supt Chris Hillery from Northamptonshire Police said: "Acknowledging we were never going to stop 1,000 fans entering the pitch, our tactics were to form a police line in front of the home fans to stop the away fans entering the home area."

He added: "During the fixture we were made aware that some of the spectators in the away South Stand had planned a mass pitch incursion at a designated time.

"As a result, match officials turned off the scoreboard time display and officers were placed in front of the West Stand and in the players' tunnel to prevent people intent on disorder entering these areas en masse."

Mr Hillery went on to thank the Cobblers' supporters for their behaviour.

Nine men have been arrested and bailed over the disruption, believed to have been a protest at Coventry City's owners.

The repeated disruptions to yesterday's Sky Blues match at Northampton Town were "unacceptable," a Coventry City spokesman says.  

Nine men have been arrested and bailed over a pitch invasion and flares being thrown at the match at Sixfields.  

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In a statement on the club's website, the club says it will support both the police and FA investigations.  

Coventry Telegraph

Jet-Setting Coventry and Warwick University bosses claimed more than £370,000 in flight expenses in just three years, the Telegraph has learned.  , external

BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport

Coventry Bees will start the speedway season at Leicester's Beaumont Park, says the sport's promoters association.

In a statement the BSPA confirms the side will be racing in the 2017 SGB Premiership and has accepted the club's proposals for the team to move "on a temporary basis".

Image source, Coventry Bees

It says Coventry and Leicester will race as separate teams and "this is in no way an amalgamation of the two clubs".

"The move has been made to keep Coventry on track in very trying circumstances with their former Brandon Stadium home currently unavailable."

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Nine men have been arrested over a pitch invasion and flares being thrown at Sixfields on Saturday.

The Cobblers' 3-0 win over Coventry City was disrupted several times...

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Northamptonshire Police said six arrests were made when spectators from the away stand invaded the pitch and a further three when flares were let-off.

Match reports said the fans were protesting against the Coventry club's owners.  

Coventry City called the disruption "unacceptable". The arrested men have been bailed.

Sara Blizzard
BBC Weather

A cloudy morning of mist and fog with some brighter spells developing throughout the day and highs of 7C (45F).

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

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