Four inmates are charged with prison mutiny after last month's disorder at HMP Birmingham

Dan Pallett
BBC Midlands Today

A BBC investigation has discovered NHS prescription drugs are being sold on the black market across the Midlands.

We'll have more on the story on BBC One from 13:30.

Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce says any signings must "handle" the pressure of being at a club "everyone wants to beat".

Allen Cook
BBC Local Live

A confidential police report into how a Staffordshire Police unit handled protected witnesses during a murder investigation concluded it needed radical restructuring, external.

Suspected drug dealer Kevin Nunes, 20, from Wolverhampton, was found dead in a country lane in Pattingham, Staffordshire in September 2002. 

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Staffordshire Police have today publishing a redacted copy of the 2006-7 Management Review of Staffordshire Police's Sensitive Policing Unit. 

The publication follows Freedom of Information requests made by the Express and Star newspaper. , external

Five men jailed for his murder were cleared on appeal in March 2012. Two of the men who were cleared have began legal action against Staffordshire Police. 

The report details failings in how the unit was run and managed in 2006-7 including a breakdown in trust between officers, concerns over officers drinking alcohol on duty, poor morale and friction between staff members. 

Staffordshire Police says the unit was disbanded in 2007 and management of protected witnesses has been done on a national basis since 2012. 

Tributes have been paid to Graham Taylor in a meeting between two of his clubs just days after his death.

Birmingham Mail

Hagley Road closed in both directions in Birmingham after rush-hour crash., external

A third man has been charged in connection with the riot at HMP Birmingham last month.

Inmate Carl Brookes, 32, will appear before magistrates tomorrow accused of prison mutiny and taking a photograph inside the Winson Green site on 16 December. 

The privately-run jail was hit by disorder which led to the transfer of hundreds of inmates.

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Two other men have been charged over the riot and are due to appear at Birmingham Crown Court next month.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

Dull, overcast and cloudy - that's how Monday is looking.

Volunteers will this evening launch a scheme aiming to protect vulnerable people and those with suicidal thoughts on the West Midlands railway network. , external

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Rail Pastors – an initiative made up of trained volunteers from local churches – will patrol platforms and trains on the line between Stourbridge and Birmingham Snow Hill.

It's a bid to support police officers who last year, British Transport Police said, attended more than 460 mental health incidents, 21 suspected suicides and six people who are believed to have deliberately harmed themselves on the railway.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

A 40-year-old West Midlands man has died after a crash on the A361 near Ashby St Ledgers, Northamptonshire, on Saturday.

The incident happened at about 10:20, between Kilsby and Daventry, when the man's car collided with a lorry travelling in the opposite direction.

The man from Dudley, near Birmingham, died at the scene.

Northamptonshire Police has appealed for witnesses.

A burst water main in Tyseley (B11) is affecting the water supply.

Severn Trent Water says , externalit is will "will work around the clock to get this pipe fixed and everything back to normal as quickly as possible".

An off-duty nurse from the Alexandra Hospital in Redditch performed life-saving CPR on a man who'd collapsed and banged his head while out with friends.  

The man in his sixties was unconscious and had stopped breathing after he collapsed in Birmingham on Saturday afternoon.

Marie Hulston was out drinking with friends when she saw what was happening and rushed over to help. 

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The inquests into the deaths of 30 British tourists killed at a Tunisian resort in June 2015 are to open later.

The hearings at London's Royal Courts of Justice are expected to take seven weeks.

Live TV feeds of the proceedings will be shown in courts in Cardiff and Stirling to allow survivors and relatives to follow them.  

Birmingham Post

Architects of the London 2012 Olympics will tell Birmingham if it has what it takes to host the Commonwealth Games.  , external

Sam Smith
Former British number one on BBC TV

Stunning stuff from Dan Evans. The 26-year-old Brummie wins his first match in the Aussie Open main draw - he's into round two.

When Dan Evans applies himself he is some player. He is unpredictable and keeps a lot of guys off balance. He's different and it is a great tool to have. He has a lot of substance and it is the product of a lot of hard work. 

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He has been on a huge high after the best week of his career. He has got himself reset. 

This is more impressive than the week in Sydney for me. He is showing real class. And he has a lot of years left on tour where he can do some fantastic things.  

BBC Inside Out

Patients are illegally selling NHS-prescribed medications online and pocketing the cash.

A BBC investigation has uncovered people selling unwanted or unused drugs, which can only be prescribed by specialists.

Prescription medicines to treat a variety of ailments were readily available for sale on eBay.

An eBay spokesperson confirmed it had removed a number of listings for sale from the site.

Mikey Burrows
BBC WM Sport

The top sport stories that we're looking at this morning include:

• Dan Evans is in first round action at the Australian Open against Facundo Banyiss - follow live text updates
• Villa boss Steve Bruce says his team have to drastically improve to keep alive their hopes of promotion
• Blues still haven't won under Gianfranco Zola as they were held to a goalless draw by Forest

BBC Midlands Today

The inquests into the deaths of 30 British tourists in a terror attack on a beach in Tunisia open today. 

Thirty-eight people lost their lives when a gunman opened fire on tourists staying in the popular resort of Port El Kantaoui, just north of Sousse in Tunisia in June 2015.

Joel Richards, his uncle Adrian Evans and grandfather Patrick Evans from Wednesbury were all killed. Sue Davey from Tamworth died alongside her partner Scott Chalkley

Staffordshire woman Alison Caine (pictured) was among those to survive.

BBC Weather

There'll be outbreaks of rain this morning. Towards midday the rain will become patchier, but it will stay cloudy. 

It'll remain mild for the time of year, though, with highs of 10C (50F).

Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live

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