Five men are arrested by West Midlands anti-terrorism police and an army bomb disposal team is sent to the Lee Bank area of Birmingham as a "precaution".

Jonathan Trott's ton helps Warwickshire beat Yorkshire, as both teams go through to the One-Day Cup quarter-finals.

About 30 protesters occupy the lobby of Crown Prosecution Service offices over the death of a man detained under the Mental Health Act.

Relatives of the Birmingham pub bombing victims will meet the government next month as part of their campaign to get legal aid for imminent inquest hearings into the deaths.

Scott Borthwick and Mark Stoneman share a 151-run second-wicket stand to earn Durham a draw against Warwickshire.

Wolves sign Dutch striker Paul Gladon from Eredivisie side Heracles Almelo for an undisclosed fee.

A terrorist suspected of trying to go to Syria is jailed for misleading police over his travel plans.

Protestors who staged a sit-in in Birmingham have said they hope to "finally get answers" over the death of Kingsley Burrell.

Rebecca Wood
BBC Weather

It's the question everyone asks heading into a Bank Holiday weekend: Will the weather be any good, or will the brolly sellers be rubbing their hands?

Rebecca Wood brings you the latest news.

BBC Sport

The players are back out in the field after lunch on the last day of Warwickshire's Championship match at Durham.

The away side declared for 381-8, and Durham are into their second innings trying to chase down that total.

Keep up with all the latest action here.

League One side Walsall sign Aston Villa's young Irish defender Kevin Toner on a five-month loan until January.

Tamworth Herald

NORTH Warwickshire MP Craig Tracey has organised a public meeting, external regarding Arriva's plans to axe the 116 bus service from Tamworth to Birmingham.

A new way to recycle the super strong magnets our gadgets rely on

Relive the final day from the County Championship as Yorkshire beat Notts and Worcestershire chase down 401 against Northants.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

It was pretty damp last night, but things have got off to a brighter start today. Here's Charlie with more.

A drug dealer who took cocaine worth £185,000 with him on a day out with his toddler daughter is jailed for eight years.

BBC Weather

The Met Office says outbreaks of rain will develop in the West Midlands through the course of Saturday, and, by the evening, are likely to be heavy at times.

Motorists are advised to exercise caution.

The areas below have been issued with a yellow warning.

A contract to provide summer activities for children is cancelled as staff do not have the proper criminal records checks, a council says.

Only eight overs are possible on day three of Durham's County Championship home game against Warwickshire.

League Two club Stevenage sign Aston Villa midfielder Henry Cowans on loan until January.