Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live

The top stories in the BBC WM newsroom that we're looking at this morning include:

• People living on a Birmingham estate say more needs to be done to regenerate the area and that they feel forgotten
• The Labour MP for Erdington has accused UKIP of using racism in the EU referendum to help win votes
• Anders Lindegaard says joining Preston from Albion was a no brainer

Amy Cole
BBC Midlands Today

People living on the Druids Heath Estate, in Birmingham, say far more needs to be done to regenerate the area. 

Last week it was announced the local secondary school Baverstock Academy is likely to close next September. 

Due to rising debts, the local British Legion club may also follow suit and shut its doors. 

The club members say they're hoping to form a new committee to keep it open.

BBC Weather

After a pleasantly sunny start for some, it will begin to turn increasingly cloudy through the morning. 

There will be some sunny spells through the afternoon, mostly in eastern parts. 

There's a chance of an isolated shower in places, with highs of 22C (72F).

BBC Travel

The latest delays on the roads at the moment:

• One lane is closed on the M6 southbound between J6, for the A38(M) Spaghetti Junction, and J5, at the A452 (Castle Bromwich), because of a broken down vehicle
• Traffic is slow on the M6 northbound between J12, for the A5 (Gailey) and J13, the A449 (Stafford South) 
• There's queuing traffic on the A34 Walsall Road outbound in Perry Barr, between the Beeches Road junction and the M6 J7 junction 

Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live

I hope you had a great weekend and got to enjoy some sunshine.

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