The party rolls on in Leicester as Kasabian play the King Power

Speaking to ITV News Central last night, Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno tells us how special the King Power Stadium gig was.

He describes it as a "unique" experience after "the maddest season in football."

Leicester City council expects to pick up 20 tonnes of rubbish after last night's celebrations.

Leicester City defender Christian Fuchs shared this great video from the stage at last night's title winning party in Victoria Park.

A slideshow of some of the best moments in Victoria Park last night.

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It's exactly two weeks now since Leicester were confirmed as Premier League Champions for the first time in their 132 year history.

When they discovered they were champions thousands of fans took to the streets in a spontaneous outburst of uncontrolled joy.

The club's rise from third-tier disaster to Premier League Champions is a remarkable one that's captured the imagination of football fans around the world but Leicester City is a club with a long history.

Founded in 1884, their success this season hasn't been a one-season journey, it's been 132 years in the making. Michael Sibert now reports on Leicester's history of ups and downs.

Today 240,000 people are in Leicester to celebrate Leicester winning the Premier League title.

Huge numbers lined the streets for the bus tour and the unexpected success of the underdogs has won them an army of admirers around the world.

But as Nick Smith reports no where is that pride felt more than in Thailand - home of the owners of Leicester City.

• Watch the full 90 minute open top bus tour again here