School mourns Harry's death
Eighteen-year-old jogger Harry Drain, who died after being hit by a train in Tinwell in Rutland, was a 'young man with a bright future' according to the principal of the school Harry had just left after taking his 'A' Levels.
Mr Stephen Roberts, Principal of Stamford Endowed Schools, said Harry well known and well liked and was 'an outstanding young man'.
More top news
Tigers and Saints prepare for final
East Midlands rugby rivals will square up in front of 85,000 fans at a sell-out Premiership Final at Twickenham.
Coventry in talks with Walsall over 3 year ground share
Sources at Coventry City say the club is in ‘advanced talks’ with Walsall over plans to temporarily play at Bank's Stadium.
Pulis: Back my successor
Tony Pulis has urged Stoke City fans to get behind whoever succeeds him as the club's manager