Elizabeth Glinka
BBC Midlands Today

A troupe of Morris dancers wearing black face paint was harangued during a street performance and accused of being racist. We'll bring you the latest on the row.

A rare collection of more than 200 classic Hollywood film posters is being auctioned in the the Midlands this week, after they were amassed by a man from Dudley when he worked in an RAF cinema. 

And we reflect on Stourbridge's FA Cup run and look forward to finding out who Wolves have drawn in the next round.

Join us for the Midlands Today on BBC One at 18:30.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

A couple of showers overnight, but mainly dry. Lows of 4C (39F).

Find out more.

Birmingham City midfielder Charlie Cooper joins Forest Green Rovers - managed by his father Mark - on a month-long loan.

Builders took down a wall brick by brick to free a swan that crash-landed in Birmingham and became wedged, the RSPCA says.

The bird was trapped on a building site in Dovedale Road, suffering a cut wing and leg.

It is being kept in the city's animal hospital for observation and is expected to make a full recovery.

Image source, RSPCA

Allen Cook
BBC Local Live

Suspected stolen power tools and three vehicles have been found after a police chase in south Staffordshire. , external

Staffordshire Police say a green Ford Focus, thought to have cloned number plates, failed to stop for their officers on Friday night near Gailey. 

The force say they pursued the vehicle and it "came to a natural stop" on the A5 just past junction 12 of the M6 and two men ran off from the car. 

Officers say they arrested them at a nearby site where they also found the suspected stolen vehicles and suspected stolen power tools.

Alex Homer
BBC Local Live

Here's a quick catch-up with Monday's headlines:

- A BBC investigation has identified the "mastermind" behind a terror attack in Tunisia that claimed the lives of three generations of a family

- Swimming baths in Walsall will reopen after the weekend's "substantial" loss of water  

- Builders took down a wall brick-by-brick to free a swan 

Defender Ethan Ebanks-Landell signs a new deal at Wolves and extends his loan at Sheffield United until May.

Warwickshire's new sport director Ashley Giles admits he will spend the majority of his time in a suit rather than a tracksuit.

BBC Panorama

A BBC investigation names the man accused of organising the terror attack that killed 38 tourists in Tunisia including three generations of the same family. 

In documents obtained by us, Chamseddine al Sandi is described as the “mastermind” behind the beach killings near Sousse in 2015. 

Inquests begin next week into the deaths of British tourists, including Joel Richards, from Wednesbury, who died alongside uncle Adrian Evans and grandfather Patrick Evans.

Image source, Evans family

So-called Islamic State recruited the gunman who opened fire on the beach. Seifeddine Rezgui was killed at the scene, but he did not plan the attack alone. 

We have obtained testimony from suspects alleging the organiser was Chamseddine al Sandi. He is now believed to be at large in Libya.

A troupe of Morris dancers wearing black face paint was harangued during a street performance and accused of being racist.

Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

A 16-year-old from Stafford has been arrested after a flare was set off during Stoke City's FA Cup tie against Wolves, external on Saturday. 

Staffordshire Police say the teenager has been released on bail as enquiries continue.

The force also says two men from Wolverhampton and Brierley Hill were arrested before the game in connection with an assault on a member of door staff at a pub in Stoke-on-Trent. 

They've also been released on bail.

Alex Homer
BBC Local Live

Two Walsall swimming pools will reopen to the public as normal from 18:00 today after a "substantial" leak prompted council bosses to close them.

The baths, at Bloxwich Active Leisure Centre, were closed on Sunday when, according to leisure chief councillor Julie Fitzpatrick, a "technical problem overnight on Saturday" meant "a substantial amount of water" was lost.

Both pools will first reopen for swimming lessons from 16:00 before the general public is again admitted two hours later.

Cllr Fitzpatrick apologised to those that had been inconvenienced.

BBC Sport

Britain's Johanna Konta and Dan Evans have progressed to the second round at the Sydney International.

Unseeded Evans, from Solihull, won 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, against Thiago Monteiro of Brazil.

Sixth seed and British number one Konta beat Australian Arina Rodionova 6-3, 6-4 in her opening match of the tournament.  

Image source, Reuters

Steve Hermon
Journalist, BBC WM

A Walsall man who appeared on Saturday's edition of The Voice has told BBC WM it was a "dream come true". 

All of the show's judges "turned around" - the seat-spinning sign of approval - on hearing Jason Jones's rendition of Zayn Malik's Pillow Talk. He opted to go with will.i.am as his mentor.

Image source, ITV

Royal Sutton Coldfield Observer

A swan became stuck on an Erdington building site after a bad landing left it wedged, external by a brick wall.

Image source, RSPCA

Stourbridge News

Stourbridge skipper Tom Tonks says the players gave their all, external in FA Cup defeat against Wycombe Wanderers. 

Jennifer Meierhans
BBC News Online

Stephanie Round used Your Questions to ask: "What's happening with Cavendish House in Dudley?"

The town centre office block, once used by Inland Revenue, has been empty for many years. It was bought at auction by Avenbury Dudley Ltd for £800,000, according to the Express & Star, external in October 2015. 

The following month, the Birmingham Post reported , externalAvenbury planned to demolish the building to pave the way for a £50m retail and leisure development. Midlands Business News, external reported a planning application had been submitted to Dudley Council in March 2016.

Image source, Google

Dudley councillor Khurshid Ahmed told the BBC: "We are in regular dialogue with the developer and will be meeting with them again in the New Year." 

Avenbury's spokesman told us: "Things are still happening behind the scenes but [there is] nothing to announce yet."  

We will keep you updated when we know more.

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

Here is the current state of play with regards to snow in the West Midlands later this week. 

As things stand, the snow is mostly due to miss the region later this week - but weather being weather, that could all change.  

A rare cinema poster for 1953's The War of The Worlds is among 300 movie posters to be auctioned.

Alex Homer
BBC Local Live

Here is a recap of Monday's stories so far:

- A Tipton boy has met the stem cell donor who saved his life 

- Suspected flytippers have been raided this morning

- A second man has appeared in court charged in connection with a riot at HMP Birmingham