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More from Leicester's Danny Drinkwater: "It’ll be something I’ll be able to tell my kids about. It’s so hard to put into words what it will do for people at this club."
Football
Leicester midfield general Danny Drinkwater tells Sky Sports News about the party at Jamie Vardy's house last night. "When Chelsea’s second goal went in it was 10 minutes of madness. Then the final whistle went and it was four hours of madness!"
School Reporters go behind the scenes
Leicester's title-winning campaign was honed at their training ground - and last month a group of BBC News School Reporters from City of Leicester College were granted exclusive access.
For an all-round behind-the-scenes view of the facilities, take a look at their 360 video., external
BBC News School Report is a project helping 11-16 year-old secondary school students around the UK make their own news.
Lovely bit of symmetry here flagged up by the former Manchester United goalkeeper in reference to his Leicester custodian son...
How Leicester's historic Premier League season turned Match of the Day presenter and Foxes fan from doubter to believer.
Read MoreReal Madrid v Manchester City (Tue, 19:45 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Manchester City's Yaya Toure took part in the open section of training ahead of Wednesday's Champions League semi-final second-leg with Real Madrid. The midfielder has missed City's last two games, including the 0-0 first leg draw, with a thigh injury.
Only the ineligible Samir Nasri, fellow midfielder David Silva, who has a hamstring injury, and defender Pablo Zabaleta were absent.
City manager Manuel Pellegrini chose to train in Manchester before flying to Madrid after lunch. The manager and full-back Gael Clichy will speak to the media at the Bernabeu at 18:00 BST.
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Calum McKenzie
BBC Local Live
Here's Jamie Vardy's partner Rebekah Nicholson leaving their home in Melton Mowbray after last night's party.
I wonder if she's off to fetch some bleach to clean the carpet?
Ian then gives his dad - a lifelong Leicester fan - a call live on air. Stirring stuff...
Football
Here's BBC Leicester commentator Ian Stringer the moment Leicester were confirmed as Premier League champions...
Football
A few more words of wisdom from Claudio Ranieri, who was binned by Greece just 18 months ago after losing at home to the Faroe Islands
"I always thought that sooner or later I would win a league title," the triumphant Leicester boss told Italian state TV Rai. "I'm the same man who was sent away by Greece.
"The only dedication I want to make to everyone is to tell them to believe and give things a try, not only in football but in every area of life."
Football
For those of you not as fluent as us, (because we have had it translated by BBC Monitoring), this says: "The fairytale of Leicester and Ranieri. Chronicle of a success that nobody could have predicted."
Most astounding sporting story
You may have noticed that we've launched a vote (look to your right or click the tab above) asking what the most astounding sports story ever is.
Now, we all know that it was the Jamaican bobsleigh team at the 1988 Winter Olympics so we've left that out in the interests of a fair fight.
You've got until 16:00 BST to cast your vote and the usual terms and conditions apply.
BBC Leicester's man was at the ground at 05:00 BST after a night of celebrating...
Football
How much does winning the Premier League increase the value of a club? Here's a report from the BBC World Service’s Business Daily programme.
Boxing
Amir Khan says he will use Leicester's unexpected title triumph as inspiration for his fight against middleweight world champion Canelo Alvarez this weekend.
Khan, a Bolton fan, who recently hinted at a switch to Mixed Martial Arts, said: "I'm seen as the underdog in this fight against Canelo but I feel this is the year of the underdog. What Leicester City have achieved is absolutely amazing.
"I'm definitely going to use that to help me because it shows that even though people say you have no chance what really matters is how you perform on the pitch, or in the boxing ring in my case."