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It's budget day today, which means we'll be finding out how the government will be spending our taxes over the coming 12 months. Taking centre stage this morning are the government's plans to convert every school in England to an academy - giving headteachers and principals control of heir own budgets, and taking that money away from local councils. But with more saving to be made, where is the axe likely to fall? Well today at the King Power stadium in Leicester, more than one and a half thousand delegates are expected to attend the Venture Fest event. Its a chance for businesses to pitch to investors and for entrepreneurs to expand their businesses. 成人快手 Radio Leicester's Helen McCarthy is there for us this morning.

Also, there's mixed reaction this morning to news that the Government is to force all schools to become academies by 2022. In Leicestershire, almost all secondary schools are now academies. But so far Leicester City council has been resistant to change, with only around a dozen schools leaving the control of the local authority.

And, the fairytale of Leicester City's rise from near the bottom of the Premier League to potential Champions is proving to be a bigger news story than the discovery of Richard the Third. That's what we're being told this morning as the global spotlight falls on the Foxes and this incredible season they're having. They've made headlines all across the world and apart from a Norwegian article describing Leicester as a "shabby industrial city", on the whole its been a good news story that's gone viral. But whilst the attention is on Leicester City, how much is it going to benefit Leicester, the city?

Also in the show, we're looking at whether this year's Leicester City squad could learn some lessons from their 1929 predecessors, we hear from the woman in hot water with her husband and we try to find out how to take the perfect penalty.