West Bromwich Albion 0-0 Middlesbroughpublished at 15:59 British Summer Time 28 August 2016
Middlesbrough maintain their unbeaten start to the Premier League season in a dull goalless draw at West Brom.
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Updates from Friday 26 August 2016
Middlesbrough maintain their unbeaten start to the Premier League season in a dull goalless draw at West Brom.
Read MoreRajiv van La Parra scores his first goal for Championship leaders Huddersfield as they beat his former club Wolves.
Read MoreBirmingham secure their first home win since March with a determined display against a toothless Norwich side.
Read MoreBristol City score three second-half goals as they come from behind to beat Aston Villa at Ashton Gate.
Read MoreFive 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".
Read MoreThat's it from us here at Local Live. Join us again from 08:00 on Tuesday for more news, sport, travel and weather, but keep checking here this evening for further updates, including the latest on today's arrests by anti-terror police.
Rebecca Woods
BBC News Online, Journalist
This was the scene on Holloway Head in central Birmingham just a few minutes ago. Police cordon is still in place.
BBC Travel
Here's the knock-on effect on the roads following the arrests by anti-terror police today that earlier this evening sent an army bomb disposal team to central Birmingham in Florence Street.
Jonathan Trott's ton helps Warwickshire beat Yorkshire, as both teams go through to the One-Day Cup quarter-finals.
Read MoreHere's the scene on Holloway Head in Birmingham city centre.
There's a street presence from West Midlands Police who this evening confirms an army bomb disposal team has been called - "as a precautionary measure" - to a nearby location in the Lee Bank area of the city.
It follows arrests in Birmingham and Stoke of five men on suspicion of terrorism offences.
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Jonathan Trott hits 101 as Warwickshire defeat Essex by 70 runs in their One-Day Cup quarter-final at Edgbaston.
Read MoreA man is in a critical condition after being punched in a road rage attack in Birmingham.
Read MoreAbout 30 protesters occupy the lobby of Crown Prosecution Service offices over the death of a man detained under the Mental Health Act.
Read MoreWest Midlands Police has confirmed, external an army bomb disposal team has been called to central Birmingham and three men arrested in the city on suspicion of terrorism offences.
Two men, aged 18 and 24, were arrested from their home addresses in Birmingham and another, aged 28, was arrested at a further location in the city.
Two other men, aged 32 and 37, were arrested in the Stoke area of Staffordshire.
As a result of one of the arrests, police say, an Army bomb disposal team has been called in as a precautionary measure to the Lee Bank area of Birmingham.
Searches at a number of properties in Birmingham and Stoke are continuing.
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.
Read MoreElizabeth Glinka
BBC Midlands Today
Claims that the A&E department at a new West Midlands hospital is to be scrapped before it has even opened have been dismissed as "complete nonsense"
We look at the great Bank Holiday getaway and the situation on the roads.
And we hear the latest in the Birmingham pub bombings families' battle for answers
Join us for the Midlands Today on BBC One at 18:30.
Scott Borthwick and Mark Stoneman share a 151-run second-wicket stand to earn Durham a draw against Warwickshire.
Read MoreSarah Falkland
BBC Midlands Today
Record numbers of people are due to be flying out of Birmingham Airport this weekend for a bank holiday break.
Back home, there's also good news on the roads - with long-running roadworks on the A38(M) in Birmingham ending earlier than expected.
Wolves sign Dutch striker Paul Gladon from Eredivisie side Heracles Almelo for an undisclosed fee.
Read MoreBath Row in Birmingham is closed between the A4540 Islington Row junction and Holloway Circus because of what has been described as a police incident, drivers are warned.
We will bring you more information as we have it.