The wealthy career criminal was found shot dead in the garden of his gated home in Essex in 2015.

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Black Sabbath reflect on their 50-year career as they play the final gig of their last world tour.

The birthplace of heavy metal music can be traced to a single street in Birmingham.

Teenage Aston Villa striker Rushian Hepburn-Murphy signs a new three-and-a-half-year contract.

Birmingham City youngster Josh Dacres-Cogley signs a three-and-a-half-year contract with the Championship club.

The rock star says he's "a whirlwind of emotions" as Black Sabbath prepare to say goodbye.

The car manufacturer has put up a reward after a stolen truck was used to hook up to trailers.

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Two men arrested after a severe blaze at an Amazon distribution centre have been told they will not face criminal charges. 

The pair, aged 19 and 21, from Birmingham and Wednesbury, were detained on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life in November last year in connection with the fire at the warehouse in Rugeley, Staffordshire. 

Up to 1,000 employees were evacuated from the site as the blaze was suppressed by a sprinkler system. 

A Staffordshire Police spokesman said the two men had been released from police bail after an investigation and faced no further action.

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BBC WM 95.6 is hosting the first ever mass vows renewal at Birmingham New Street for a special romantic show - From WM with Love.

The station concourse is often the backdrop for romance as a meeting point for reunions and first dates and now BBC WM is calling all love birds to flock there from 11:00 on Valentine's Day.

The radio station is inviting couples, whether they are married or in a civil partnership, to come together and renew their commitment.

The non-religious service will be conducted by Penny Fulford, superintendent registrar from Dudley Council, and features a string quartet from Birmingham Conservatoire. 

To take part, register by phone on 03453009956. 

The bacteria's spread is down to the 'overuse of antibiotics worldwide', a hospital chief says.

Youths who injured a female taxi passenger, 77, with a thrown stone that smashed a cab's window were told by a judge it was fortunate their actions didn't kill. 

In a victim impact statement, the woman - who sustained a fractured skull - said she and her husband had enjoyed a night out at Birmingham Hippodrome seeing The Sound of Music before getting a cab home.

She said: "I remember a loud bang and glass smashing.

"When I saw the blood on my hands, I realised I'd been hit by something on my head."

Birmingham Youth Court was told she'd been physically and mentally scarred.  

She said: "We shouldn't have to put up with this sort of violence - if not for the taxi driver I could potentially have been killed." 

It happened in May last year near Bristol Road, Birmingham.

Staying windy with further rain this evening, but it will ease towards dawn with lows of 3C (37F).

West Brom boss Tony Pulis says he does not "give a damn" about Stoke striker Saido Berahino's future after it emerges he served an eight-week ban at the Baggies.

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BBC Local Live

A man who is selling a box of 12 iceberg lettuces online for £50 amid a nationwide supermarket shortage has turned down a £7 offer amid a "fair bit of interest" - and insults.

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The teaching assistant from Kings Norton, Dave Burrows, said he had been called "insane" for advertising the salad on an internet vending site.

He said of a potential customer offering a harsher insult that he "obviously wouldn't sell them to him" and hoped he "wasn't planning on making a prawn cocktail anytime soon".

Mr Burrows said he did not have any courgettes or peppers - other items supermarkets say are in short supply because of bad weather in Europe - but he "was hoping to get hold of some".

He said: "I got one of the last trays of lettuces from a wholesaler and thought I would try to make a bit of profit."

Nick Clitheroe
BBC Midlands Today

The Stoke-on-Trent long jumper Jazmin Sawyers says she's moved to train in Birmingham to build on "the season of her life".  

The 22-year-old is linking up there with the Olympic heptathlon bronze medallist Kelly Sotherton who will now coach her. 

This year she reached the Olympic final in Rio, the peak of a summer which also saw her win the British title and European silver. 

Jazmin says her next big test will come in Birmingham later this month when she takes on her main British rivals in one of the highlights of the indoor Grand Prix.  

A Wolverhampton tattoo artist has appeared in court charged with six counts of wounding, police say. 

According to the West Midlands force, Brendan McCarthy, 47, runs Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium in Princess Alley and the "separate charges" relate to alleged procedures including the splitting of a tongue and removal of an ear and nipple.

Police say Mr McCarthy was arrested in December 2015 following a complaint to City of Wolverhampton Council's environmental health team. 

He is due to appear again, before crown court, next month. 

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Four youths who injured a taxi passenger when a thrown stone fractured her skull have been told they were "incredibly fortunate" nobody was killed by their "reckless" actions. 

District Judge Joanna Dickens said: "If you were adults you would all be going to jail today for a lengthy period of time, such is the seriousness." 

Instead, they were made subject to one-year youth rehabilitation orders.

The youths targeted a hackney carriage carrying an elderly couple along Bellevue Avenue, Edgbaston, last May. 

The stone shattered a window, hitting a 77-year-old woman and showering her fellow passenger in shards of glass. 

The injured pensioner was left bleeding and "screaming" in shock and pain. 

Five other taxis - one of which was also carrying a passenger - were hit on the same night, causing at least £1,600 in damage.