Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl says his side "did not want revenge" for their 9-0 thrashing by Leicester in October after the Saints' win at King Power Stadium.
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Amy Woodfield
BBC News
A motorcycle enthusiast is hoping to set a new land speed world record on his homemade bike.
Ian Arnold, known as the "mad motorcyclist of Whissendine" is heading to the famous salt flats of Bonneville, Utah in the US next year.
He'll compete in the DIY vehicle, which he describes as looking like an aircraft with no wings.
The bike has just a 100cc engine - that's the same size as a ride-on lawnmower.
He's aiming to get it to about 170mph beating the current land speed record of 151mph.
Mr Arnold said: "I'll have an eight or nine mile course where I go in a straight line, strapped in, barely able to move or breath, I'll be so focused on just achieving that speed."
The former Labour MP Chris Williamson says in response that Ed Balls has 'lost the plot'
Read MoreA 33-year-old man has been charged with attacking former Scotland captain and Rangers assistant manager Gary McAllister in Leeds last year.
Image source, PA MediaMcAllister (pictured) needed hospital treatment after he was allegedly punched in the face outside a bar on Call Lane at about 04:00 on 24 March.
Damien Swan, of Beeston, Leeds, is due to appear before magistrates on Wednesday charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
McAllister played for Leeds from 1990 to 1996, a period which saw them become champions of the former First Division in 1992.
He also played for Leicester City, Coventry and Liverpool and won 57 caps for Scotland.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Tram services in Nottingham are returning to normal after a tram caught fire.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service said a crew was called to Wilkinson Street in the New Basford area just before 11:00.
The fire was found in the braking system.
Tram operators NET have since said: "Emergency services have now moved from our tracks. We are now running through to all destinations with delays to all services."
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People will be able to "step in to" a propaganda photograph taken by a Nazi soldier in 1943.
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Sonia Kataria
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Is this you in this picture or do you recognise the person in it?
Derbyshire Police believe the Google phone, which came into its possession on Thursday, has been stolen.
Image source, Derbyshire PoliceThe force has released an image found on the phone in a bid to trace the owner and return it.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
It's... Olivia Grace Vardy.
Rebekah and Jamie Vardy revealed the name of their third child together in an exclusive interview with Hello! magazine.
Their daughter was born at Leicester General Hospital on December 28 after a 16-hour labour.
Image source, Hello!Rebekah, 37, said the baby and New Year was "like a fresh start" after her dispute with Coleen Rooney made headlines in 2019.
She said her Leicester City player husband was "so supportive and encouraging" during the birth.
"He even tried to crack a joke about the epidural needle to take my mind off it and the painful contractions," she added.
Nottingham Panthers boss Tim Wallace says his players showed great character to beat Grodno and win a Continental Cup silver medal.
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Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather
Monday starts off bright, but don't be fooled there's some very unsettled weather to follow with rain and blustery winds this week.
Today's temperatures could reach highs of 9C (48F) this afternoon and lows of 3C (37F) during the night.