A teenager whose body was found near the entrance to a park may have died elsewhere, detectives believe. 

Vietnamese national Han Lam, 17, who has links to Birmingham, was discovered near Heanor Memorial Park in Derby at 21:00 on Christmas Day.

Derbyshire Police is appealing for information about a dark grey Toyota Avensis which was seen in the area.

DS Adam Gascoigne said: "Previously we were asking for anyone who had seen anything suspicious during the afternoon. That timescale has now widened.

"Mr Lam's death remains unexplained and we believe he may have died in a different place to where he was found."

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

Skies will be largely clear at first, allowing fog to quickly reform overnight in many places. 

Winds will remain light, and it will be cold again with a frost likely for many areas - lows of -2C (28F).

A man is in a "serious condition" in hospital after being shot in the stomach on Christmas Day.

The 26-year-old man was found in Farmstead Close, Palfrey, Walsall, at about 20:30 on 25 December.

Police officers say they are carrying out house-to-house inquiries and reviewing CCTV as the man continues to be treated in hospital.

A deaf woman who has begun working on the tills in Marks and Spencer has spoken of the challenges she faced on the way to employment.

Lucy Brown, 22, says that hearing people are "frightened" of deaf people because of mutual difficulties in communicating.

But she says while anxious about starting her job in Walsall, it has been "such a positive experience" and she is grateful for staff and customers' support.  

Express and Star

A haul of stolen property worth up to £100,000 has been returned to their rightful owners by police., external

Corina Schroder and Alex Windell are leaving Birmingham City Ladies, the club announces.

BBC Sport

Aston Villa's owner says the club has rejected a big offer from an unnamed club for its 22-year-old full-back Jordan Amavi.  

The Antiques Roadshow is coming to the Black Country in the new year, the BBC programme announces.

Presenter Fiona Bruce, who will celebrate her 10th series, will be filming at the Black Country Living Museum on 21 June.

Stourbridge News

A trio of Stourbridge students have each scooped a £1,000 scholarship award, external from the University of Worcester in recognition of their outstanding academic achievements.  

BBC WM Sport

Wolves head coach Paul Lambert says it's time goal line technology is made available in the Championship as well as the Premier League.

Wolves' 3-2 win over Bristol City was achieved with the help of a clearance from Richard Stearman at the end of the game, with the visitors claiming a goal.

Ben Godfrey
BBC Midlands Today

The cause of an explosion at a house in Wolverhampton which happened one year ago today is still unknown.

The blast totally destroyed Wendy Ayoub's home. Emergency services said at the time she survived because she was shielded from falling masonry by her washing machine.

She was rescued from the site and treated for cuts and a broken ankle. She says the memory of the explosion is still too raw to talk about.

Plans have been submitted for a new two-storey home in the spot where her house once stood.

A teenager who was found dead near a park entrance on Christmas Day may have died elsewhere, police say.

A trust running hospitals across Birmingham made more than £4.8m in parking fees in 2015/16, according to a report.

Data from the Press Association suggests the £4,841,108 collected by Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust (HEFT) during the period is the highest amount in England.

The trust runs Heartlands Hospital, Solihull Hospital and Good Hope Hospital. The report says the majority of the sum - £3,465,357 - came from patients and visitors, staff paid £1,375,751 and an additional £40,000 was collected in car park fines. 

The chief executive of the Patients Association says it's unfair that hospital parking in Wales and Scotland is largely free, while patients in England have to pay. HEFT said the fees did not generate profit.

Image source, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

A car believed by police to have been involved in the fatal shooting of a man in West Bromwich yesterday has been recovered.

The vehicle, a grey Audi Q5, was found in Kiniths Crescent, West Bromwich.

A 33-year-old man died when shots were fired into a stationary vehicle in Dartmouth Street just after 2.30pm. Detectives are appealing for people who saw an Audi Q5 driving in High Street, West Bromwich, yesterday afternoon. 

Police say they believe the shooting , externalwas a "targeted attack and there is no risk to the general public".

Two men, aged 19 and 24, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. 

Two people are arrested on suspicion of murder after a man is shot dead in West Bromwich.

A teenager found dead near a park entrance on Christmas Day has been named.

The body of Han Lam, also known as Hoang Trung, 17, was found at about 21:00 near Heanor Memorial Park in Derbyshire. He had connections to Birmingham, police said.

A post-mortem examination has not revealed the cause of death and further tests are due to be carried out.

Birmingham Mail

Footage has surfaced of a Royal Mail HGV hitting a BMW, external which correctly moved out of the way of an emergency vehicle.  

A man whose home was badly damaged after an explosion says his family are still waiting to return one year on.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murdering, external a man who was shot dead as he sat in a car in West Bromwich yesterday.

They are aged 19 and 24 and are being questioned by police.

Police are reviewing CCTV footage and carrying out door to door enquiries after a man was shot dead in a car yesterday. 

The victim - in his 30s - was struck in the head in Dartmouth Street, West Bromwich.