Police have confirmed the identities of four of the five people who lost their lives in the explosion in Leicester on Sunday evening.
Brothers Shane Ragoobeer, 18, and Sean Ragoobeer, 17, lived in the flat above the mini supermarket in Hinckley Road.
Leah Beth Reek, 18, came from Melton Mowbray and Viktorija Ijevleva, 22, was from Oldham.
Although the fifth person has still to be formally identified, it is believed to be the body of Shane and Sean’s mother, Mary Ragoobeer, aged 46.
Leicestershire Police
Brakes and cakes!
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
Eating lots of cakes is not awfully healthy but two women from Narborough, Leicestershire, have the perfect solution by cycling all over the globe eating cake!
Brakes and Cakes is a blog by Debs and Jo which involves exploring the world by bike, and eating a range of bakery items on the way.
Brakesandcakes
The pair set off in 2015 cycling around Europe. Then they pedaled across the USA and to Japan, with a hop to New Zealand for some summer sun. In 2017 they crossed Asia, taking in China and Russia.
They finished their journey in Finland with a cup of tea and Swiss roll at the roadside. The two are now back in the UK, concentrating on home based trips.
Leicestershire author's story goes stateside
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
A story written by a Burbage author is one of several included in a book for people with memory loss.
Jessica Jones' story was inspired by her grandma, who has late stages of Alzheimer's, about an adventure her grandma and her sisters might have had during their childhood in Wales.
The book has been picked for Read Across America day which celebrates storytelling and a love of reading. Flash Fiction for Flash Memory is a collection of 50 stories aimed at encouraging people to visit relatives with memory loss and enjoy a story together.
Jessica Jones
Ashley Johnson: New arrest made
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Police have arrested a 20-year-old man from Leicester on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of Ashley Johnson.
The 24-year-old died on his way to hospital after suffering a stab wound. He was found injured on Dannett Street in the early hours of Saturday morning, 24 February.
A 39-year-old man who was previously arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder has been released with no further action.
Johnson family photo
BreakingLeicester explosion: Two more arrested
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Two more men have been arrested by police investigating the cause of an explosion and fire at a Leicester convenience store which left five people dead on Sunday evening.
The men, both in their 30s, and from East Anglia, have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause an explosion and for offences under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
AFP
Leicestershire police said: "No further details about these men, or the three others arrested on Wednesday and still in custody, will be released at this time."
Watch: Lorry rescued in Rutland snow
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Rutland 4x4 response driver Nigel sent us this video as he was out last night rescuing drivers caught out by the Beast from the East.
Speedway rider breaks back sledging
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Leicester Lions will be without rider Josh Bates for the start of the season after he broke his back sledging.
Bates landed on a brick underneath the snow and has broken a vertebrae.
It is not clear how long the 22-year-old will be out of action but the Lions say they are hopeful of a swift recovery.
Bates, who also rides for Sheffield Tigers, won't be replaced by either side until the full extent of his injury is known.
BreakingMan guilty of attempting to murder Muslim woman
Andy Trigg
BBC Radio Leicester reporter
A 21-year-old man has been found guilty of attempting to murder a Muslim woman in Leicester by running her over.
Nottingham Crown Court heard that Paul Moore targeted Zaynab Hussein because she was wearing a hijab.
The incident happened in Beaumont Leys last September.
Moore, of Letchworth Road in Leicester, was also convicted of seriously injuring a 12-year-old Muslim schoolgirl.
He'd previously denied attempted murder and grievous bodily harm.
Rugby: Tigers make two changes for Worcester
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Leicester Tigers have made two changes to their starting fifteen to face Worcester on Sunday.
Captain Tom Youngs returns to the side with Tatafu Polota-Nau moving to the replacements.
Matthew Tait also starts, replacing the injured Gareth Owen.
BBC Sport
Tigers begin the weekend seventh in the Premiership table, but a third straight league win would keep the pressure up on their playoff rivals.
Witness appeal following Leicester explosion
Andy Trigg
BBC Radio Leicester reporter
Detectives have launched an appeal urging anyone who used the Polish convenience store that exploded in Leicester on Sunday night to come forward.
Officers want to speak to those who may have witnessed suspicious behaviour in the hours leading up to the blast.
BBC
Five people died in the explosion on Hinckley Road.
Three men continue to be questioned by police on suspicion of manslaughter.
It’s vital that we speak to anyone who may have information about any people they saw coming and going into the supermarket in Hinckley Road in the hours leading up to the explosion. Was there anyone acting strangely or in a suspicious manner? Did you see any vehicles parked up, or being driven in a strange manner in the area around the supermarket?"
Leicester refugee uses passion for art to teach others
Alex Blakemore
Reporter, BBC Radio Leicester
An artist in Leicester is using his passion for colour
and creativity to teach other budding artists in the city.
Ali Agrave came to Leicester in 2000 to study
electronics but found a love for art. He now runs Leicester's Art Zone,
teaching and encouraging others in the city to pick up a pencil or a brush.
BBC
Leicester explosion: Friends pay tribute to missing teenager
Matt Smith
BBC Radio Leicester Breakfast Show producer
The friends of 18-year-old Shane Ragoobeer, who is feared dead after Sunday night's explosion, have been paying tribute to him.
Ché Simms, left, and James Sweeney knew Shane from the age of twelve.
BBC
They're now trying to raise money for his father and younger brother.
He was one in a million and such a big character. The whole of Leicester basically knew him but it's so nice to see how everyone is getting together and supporting each other."
Cold weather puts plumbers in high demand
Andy Trigg
BBC Radio Leicester reporter
A plumber from Quorn says his workload has more than trebled this week due to the heavy snow and sub-zero temperatures.
Peter Booth from PB Plumbers has been fixing up to 20 broken boilers a day.
BBC
He says frozen condensate pipes have been the most common reasons for boilers breaking down.
It's often due to poor workmanship when the boilers are installed.
BBC
Mother's plea to find son's killers
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
The mother of a young man who was stabbed to death in Leicester has made a heartfelt plea to find her son's killers.
Ashley Johnson was found injured in Dannett Street in the city in the early hours of Saturday, 24 February.
His mum, Karen Johnson, said: “Ashley was a lovable, kind, young man who had his whole life ahead of him. He’d do anything for anybody.
"I don’t know why somebody would want to do this. I want to know who and why."
Johnson family
Police believe there may have been a fight between two groups of young men who were in separate vehicles travelling in the Fosse Road North or New Parks area.
Holidaying with dementia
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
A specialist travel agent is helping people living with dementia and their relatives or carers enjoy holidays together.
Leicestershire-based MindforYou offers time away throughout the year as an alternative to traditional respite.
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Experienced dementia support staff help take the stress out of planning long journeys and packing.
They are also on hand at dementia-friendly accommodation and trips away.
Okazaki a doubt for Bournemouth clash
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Getty Images
Shinji Okazaki remains a doubt for Leicester City's clash with Bournemouth this weekend.
The Japanese international has missed the Foxes' last three matches with a knee injury.
City boss Claude Puel said the 31-year-old returned to training this week and will be assessed tomorrow.
Selby criticises Welsh Open scheduling after defeat
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Getty Images
Mark Selby has criticised the organisers at snooker's Welsh Open after his late-night exit in the second round.
Selby lost 4-3 to Liang Wenbo in a match that didn't finish until 01:00 GMT.
It was the second time in as many matches Selby had to wait until late into the evening for another game to finish.
I've won the World Championships, I'm world number one, and get no priority. The other day I followed [Judd] Trump. No disrespect to Trump but I feel as though I probably should be going on first instead of him."
Lambing season hit by cold weather
If you're struggling with the cold this morning, spare a thought for the farmers of Leicestershire and Rutland and their animals.
It's lambing season and without the help of farmers to keep the newborns warm, many wouldn't survive the cold.
BBC
These shivering lambs are just two hours old
Leicester explosion: Three arrested
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Three men continue to be questioned by police after being arrested yesterday on suspicion of manslaughter following Sunday night's explosion at a shop on Hinckley Road.
The three men, all in their 30s, come from different parts of the country.
Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service
One man comes from East Anglia, the second from the North West of the country, and the third from the East Midlands.
Leicestershire Police said there remains no evidence that the events of Sunday night are in any way terrorist related.
Rugby: Tigers' Owen out for the season
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Getty Images
Leicester Tigers centre Gareth Owen looks set to miss the rest of the season.
Owen dislocated his shoulder in the second minute of Tigers' Premiership victory at Saracens.
The medics got it back in at the weekend, but he'll have surgery on that early next week and it'll probably put him out for the rest of the season."
Rugby: Tait signs new Tigers contract
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
PA
Matthew Tait has signed a new contract at Leicester Tigers which will keep him at Welford Road until 2019.
The versatile back told the Leicester Tigers Rugby Show that he knows his job at the club is different to when he joined in 2011.
Obviously the role changes a little bit as you get older. That role for me is basically coming off the bench and making an impact or being someone who can cover a number of positions."
A community coming together
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
Press Association
Community groups have rallied round to support the emergency services investigating the cause of the explosion on Hinckley Road in Leicester.
A blast on Sunday night claimed the lives of five people.
People from all walks of life and backgrounds have pulled together. Among them was the Midland Langar Seva Society, a Sikh charity that feeds the homeless and those in need all over Leicestershire.
The Seva Society was founded by our Guru. The concept is the whole community dining together, for equality amongst all people in oneness and sharing. There were about 30 police and rescuers and we just wanted to support them and the fantastic work they are doing.
Leicester explosion: Four people leave hospital
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Four people taken to
hospital after an explosion on Hinckley Road on Sunday night have been discharged from the Leicester Royal Infirmary.
A fifth person who was in
hospital with life-threatening injuries is now in a critical but stable
condition.
AFP
Leicestershire Police say a search and recovery operation is continuing today at Hinckley Road which remains closed.
Walking trail to explore WW1 history
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
A World War One centenary walking trail will provide a unique opportunity to explore Melton Mowbray's World War One history. The town has a rich heritage, and the walk will take the visitor around buildings and landmarks that have a connection to the Great War.
The trail is not for just the people of Melton, but also visitors to the town and for schools in the district for their project work. It is an A3 sized map that can be folded and put in your pocket or handbag. It will cost £1 with proceeds going back into the community via the Rotary Club community projects.
BBC
M1 southbound re-opens after van fire
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Fortunately no-one was injured after this van caught fire on the M1 near Leicester.
The lanes have now re-opened and traffic is running as normal.
Community leaders in Leicester have condemned tweets by
the former British National Party Leader, Nick Griffin, linking Sunday night's explosion on Hinckley Road to a 'jihadi bomb factory'.
Twitter
An hour after the blast at a Polish convenience store, Nick Griffin tweeted that 'Leicester is one of the most colonised cities in England, so a Jihadi bomb factory might have just gone up".
The tweets are trying to create divisions in the community and don't represent Leicester. People don't appreciate how close knit our community is here."
Latest pictures from explosion site
BBC Radio Leicester
New pictures show the extent of the damage to the area where an explosion happened at a shop on Hinckley Road.
Rescue workers are expected to remain at the site for several days to identify the cause of the blast on Sunday night.
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Selby 'not worried by form'
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
PA
Mark Selby says he isn't worried by his form with the World Championship just two months away.
Despite making the semi-finals of the World Grand Prix last week the world number one was critical of his "poor" performances.
Selby is through to the second round at the Welsh Open after a 4-2 win over Christopher Keogan.
If my form was like this a week before the Worlds then I’d be a bit worried but hopefully in the next few tournaments I can play myself into form."
Living Out Loud
BBC Radio Leicester
A new support group for transgender adults launches tomorrow at Leicester's LGBT Centre.
Leicester LGBT Centre
The Living Out Loud Project has been developed to support adults who identify as transgender or who are questioning their gender identity. It will also give families and relatives information, guidance and help.
Rescue teams at the site of Sunday night's explosion on Hinckley Road in Leicester don't expect to find anymore survivors in the wreckage.
Five people remain in hospital, one is in a critical condition.
The cause of the explosion is still unknown.
AFP
Tragically, all we are now looking for is any further human remains. This is vital work that is being done, on behalf of the victims and their families, and it will take some time to complete."
Victims of Leicester explosion named
BBC Radio Leicester
Shane,
Sean and their mother Mary Ragoobar are believed to be among the five people
who died in the blast at the flat above the shop on the Hinckley Road in
Leicester.
Five people remain in hospital, one is in a critical condition.
The cause of Sunday night's explosion is still unknown.
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Dozens attend Leicester explosion meeting
Namrata Varia
BBC Radio Leicester producer
A public meeting has taken place on Hinckley Road, following Sunday night's explosion and fire in Leicester.
Five people died in the incident, with five others being treated in hospital, one of whom remains in a critical condition.
The investigation into the cause of the explosion is set to continue in the area for a number of days.
About 80 people attended last night's meeting - including Leicester West MP Liz Kendall - organised by the emergency services and the city council at Dovelands School.
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BreakingLeicester explosion victims named
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Police have confirmed the identities of four of the five people who lost their lives in the explosion in Leicester on Sunday evening.
Brothers Shane Ragoobeer, 18, and Sean Ragoobeer, 17, lived in the flat above the mini supermarket in Hinckley Road.
Leah Beth Reek, 18, came from Melton Mowbray and Viktorija Ijevleva, 22, was from Oldham.
Although the fifth person has still to be formally identified, it is believed to be the body of Shane and Sean’s mother, Mary Ragoobeer, aged 46.
Brakes and cakes!
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
Eating lots of cakes is not awfully healthy but two women from Narborough, Leicestershire, have the perfect solution by cycling all over the globe eating cake!
Brakes and Cakes is a blog by Debs and Jo which involves exploring the world by bike, and eating a range of bakery items on the way.
The pair set off in 2015 cycling around Europe. Then they pedaled across the USA and to Japan, with a hop to New Zealand for some summer sun. In 2017 they crossed Asia, taking in China and Russia.
They finished their journey in Finland with a cup of tea and Swiss roll at the roadside. The two are now back in the UK, concentrating on home based trips.
Leicestershire author's story goes stateside
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
A story written by a Burbage author is one of several included in a book for people with memory loss.
Jessica Jones' story was inspired by her grandma, who has late stages of Alzheimer's, about an adventure her grandma and her sisters might have had during their childhood in Wales.
The book has been picked for Read Across America day which celebrates storytelling and a love of reading. Flash Fiction for Flash Memory is a collection of 50 stories aimed at encouraging people to visit relatives with memory loss and enjoy a story together.
Ashley Johnson: New arrest made
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Police have arrested a 20-year-old man from Leicester on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of Ashley Johnson.
The 24-year-old died on his way to hospital after suffering a stab wound. He was found injured on Dannett Street in the early hours of Saturday morning, 24 February.
A 39-year-old man who was previously arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder has been released with no further action.
BreakingLeicester explosion: Two more arrested
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Two more men have been arrested by police investigating the cause of an explosion and fire at a Leicester convenience store which left five people dead on Sunday evening.
The men, both in their 30s, and from East Anglia, have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause an explosion and for offences under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
Leicestershire police said: "No further details about these men, or the three others arrested on Wednesday and still in custody, will be released at this time."
Watch: Lorry rescued in Rutland snow
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Rutland 4x4 response driver Nigel sent us this video as he was out last night rescuing drivers caught out by the Beast from the East.
Speedway rider breaks back sledging
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Leicester Lions will be without rider Josh Bates for the start of the season after he broke his back sledging.
Bates landed on a brick underneath the snow and has broken a vertebrae.
It is not clear how long the 22-year-old will be out of action but the Lions say they are hopeful of a swift recovery.
Bates, who also rides for Sheffield Tigers, won't be replaced by either side until the full extent of his injury is known.
BreakingMan guilty of attempting to murder Muslim woman
Andy Trigg
BBC Radio Leicester reporter
A 21-year-old man has been found guilty of attempting to murder a Muslim woman in Leicester by running her over.
Nottingham Crown Court heard that Paul Moore targeted Zaynab Hussein because she was wearing a hijab.
The incident happened in Beaumont Leys last September.
Moore, of Letchworth Road in Leicester, was also convicted of seriously injuring a 12-year-old Muslim schoolgirl.
He'd previously denied attempted murder and grievous bodily harm.
Rugby: Tigers make two changes for Worcester
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Leicester Tigers have made two changes to their starting fifteen to face Worcester on Sunday.
Captain Tom Youngs returns to the side with Tatafu Polota-Nau moving to the replacements.
Matthew Tait also starts, replacing the injured Gareth Owen.
Tigers begin the weekend seventh in the Premiership table, but a third straight league win would keep the pressure up on their playoff rivals.
Witness appeal following Leicester explosion
Andy Trigg
BBC Radio Leicester reporter
Detectives have launched an appeal urging anyone who used the Polish convenience store that exploded in Leicester on Sunday night to come forward.
Officers want to speak to those who may have witnessed suspicious behaviour in the hours leading up to the blast.
Five people died in the explosion on Hinckley Road.
Three men continue to be questioned by police on suspicion of manslaughter.
Leicester refugee uses passion for art to teach others
Alex Blakemore
Reporter, BBC Radio Leicester
An artist in Leicester is using his passion for colour and creativity to teach other budding artists in the city.
Ali Agrave came to Leicester in 2000 to study electronics but found a love for art. He now runs Leicester's Art Zone, teaching and encouraging others in the city to pick up a pencil or a brush.
Leicester explosion: Friends pay tribute to missing teenager
Matt Smith
BBC Radio Leicester Breakfast Show producer
The friends of 18-year-old Shane Ragoobeer, who is feared dead after Sunday night's explosion, have been paying tribute to him.
Ché Simms, left, and James Sweeney knew Shane from the age of twelve.
They're now trying to raise money for his father and younger brother.
Cold weather puts plumbers in high demand
Andy Trigg
BBC Radio Leicester reporter
A plumber from Quorn says his workload has more than trebled this week due to the heavy snow and sub-zero temperatures.
Peter Booth from PB Plumbers has been fixing up to 20 broken boilers a day.
He says frozen condensate pipes have been the most common reasons for boilers breaking down.
It's often due to poor workmanship when the boilers are installed.
Mother's plea to find son's killers
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
The mother of a young man who was stabbed to death in Leicester has made a heartfelt plea to find her son's killers.
Ashley Johnson was found injured in Dannett Street in the city in the early hours of Saturday, 24 February.
His mum, Karen Johnson, said: “Ashley was a lovable, kind, young man who had his whole life ahead of him. He’d do anything for anybody.
"I don’t know why somebody would want to do this. I want to know who and why."
Police believe there may have been a fight between two groups of young men who were in separate vehicles travelling in the Fosse Road North or New Parks area.
Holidaying with dementia
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
A specialist travel agent is helping people living with dementia and their relatives or carers enjoy holidays together.
Leicestershire-based MindforYou offers time away throughout the year as an alternative to traditional respite.
Experienced dementia support staff help take the stress out of planning long journeys and packing.
They are also on hand at dementia-friendly accommodation and trips away.
Okazaki a doubt for Bournemouth clash
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Shinji Okazaki remains a doubt for Leicester City's clash with Bournemouth this weekend.
The Japanese international has missed the Foxes' last three matches with a knee injury.
City boss Claude Puel said the 31-year-old returned to training this week and will be assessed tomorrow.
Selby criticises Welsh Open scheduling after defeat
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Mark Selby has criticised the organisers at snooker's Welsh Open after his late-night exit in the second round.
Selby lost 4-3 to Liang Wenbo in a match that didn't finish until 01:00 GMT.
It was the second time in as many matches Selby had to wait until late into the evening for another game to finish.
Lambing season hit by cold weather
If you're struggling with the cold this morning, spare a thought for the farmers of Leicestershire and Rutland and their animals.
It's lambing season and without the help of farmers to keep the newborns warm, many wouldn't survive the cold.
Leicester explosion: Three arrested
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Three men continue to be questioned by police after being arrested yesterday on suspicion of manslaughter following Sunday night's explosion at a shop on Hinckley Road.
The three men, all in their 30s, come from different parts of the country.
One man comes from East Anglia, the second from the North West of the country, and the third from the East Midlands.
Leicestershire Police said there remains no evidence that the events of Sunday night are in any way terrorist related.
Rugby: Tigers' Owen out for the season
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Leicester Tigers centre Gareth Owen looks set to miss the rest of the season.
Owen dislocated his shoulder in the second minute of Tigers' Premiership victory at Saracens.
Rugby: Tait signs new Tigers contract
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Matthew Tait has signed a new contract at Leicester Tigers which will keep him at Welford Road until 2019.
Tait, 32, made his 100th Premiership appearance for Tigers in Sunday's bonus point win at Saracens.
The versatile back told the Leicester Tigers Rugby Show that he knows his job at the club is different to when he joined in 2011.
A community coming together
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
Community groups have rallied round to support the emergency services investigating the cause of the explosion on Hinckley Road in Leicester. A blast on Sunday night claimed the lives of five people.
People from all walks of life and backgrounds have pulled together. Among them was the Midland Langar Seva Society, a Sikh charity that feeds the homeless and those in need all over Leicestershire.
Leicester explosion: Four people leave hospital
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Four people taken to hospital after an explosion on Hinckley Road on Sunday night have been discharged from the Leicester Royal Infirmary.
A fifth person who was in hospital with life-threatening injuries is now in a critical but stable condition.
Leicestershire Police say a search and recovery operation is continuing today at Hinckley Road which remains closed.
Walking trail to explore WW1 history
Kamlesh Purohit
BBC Radio Leicester
A World War One centenary walking trail will provide a unique opportunity to explore Melton Mowbray's World War One history. The town has a rich heritage, and the walk will take the visitor around buildings and landmarks that have a connection to the Great War.
The trail is not for just the people of Melton, but also visitors to the town and for schools in the district for their project work. It is an A3 sized map that can be folded and put in your pocket or handbag. It will cost £1 with proceeds going back into the community via the Rotary Club community projects.
M1 southbound re-opens after van fire
Jonathan Lampon
BBC Radio Leicester News Editor
Fortunately no-one was injured after this van caught fire on the M1 near Leicester.
The lanes have now re-opened and traffic is running as normal.
Community leaders condemn 'bomb factory' tweet
BBC Radio Leicester
Community leaders in Leicester have condemned tweets by the former British National Party Leader, Nick Griffin, linking Sunday night's explosion on Hinckley Road to a 'jihadi bomb factory'.
An hour after the blast at a Polish convenience store, Nick Griffin tweeted that 'Leicester is one of the most colonised cities in England, so a Jihadi bomb factory might have just gone up".
Latest pictures from explosion site
BBC Radio Leicester
New pictures show the extent of the damage to the area where an explosion happened at a shop on Hinckley Road.
Rescue workers are expected to remain at the site for several days to identify the cause of the blast on Sunday night.
Selby 'not worried by form'
Mike McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
Mark Selby says he isn't worried by his form with the World Championship just two months away.
Despite making the semi-finals of the World Grand Prix last week the world number one was critical of his "poor" performances.
Selby is through to the second round at the Welsh Open after a 4-2 win over Christopher Keogan.
Living Out Loud
BBC Radio Leicester
A new support group for transgender adults launches tomorrow at Leicester's LGBT Centre.
The Living Out Loud Project has been developed to support adults who identify as transgender or who are questioning their gender identity. It will also give families and relatives information, guidance and help.
The group meets tomorrow at 18:00.
'No survivors' left in wreckage
BBC Radio Leicester
Rescue teams at the site of Sunday night's explosion on Hinckley Road in Leicester don't expect to find anymore survivors in the wreckage.
Five people remain in hospital, one is in a critical condition.
The cause of the explosion is still unknown.
Victims of Leicester explosion named
BBC Radio Leicester
Shane, Sean and their mother Mary Ragoobar are believed to be among the five people who died in the blast at the flat above the shop on the Hinckley Road in Leicester.
Five people remain in hospital, one is in a critical condition.
The cause of Sunday night's explosion is still unknown.
Dozens attend Leicester explosion meeting
Namrata Varia
BBC Radio Leicester producer
A public meeting has taken place on Hinckley Road, following Sunday night's explosion and fire in Leicester.
Five people died in the incident, with five others being treated in hospital, one of whom remains in a critical condition.
The investigation into the cause of the explosion is set to continue in the area for a number of days.
About 80 people attended last night's meeting - including Leicester West MP Liz Kendall - organised by the emergency services and the city council at Dovelands School.