Louise Hancock
Newsreader, BBC WM

Lip fillers and achieving that celebrity pout is becoming increasingly popular, but there's a warning that there needs to be more checks on the people who are injecting them. 

One of the most famous pair of lips at the moment are probably that of Kylie Jenner, reality TV star and sister of Kim Kardashian.

But the campaign group Save Face, which looks at non-surgical cosmetic treatments, says it has had 20 complaints about a Birmingham-based practitioner - although that person denies doing all of those lip-filler injections. 

BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

Six children were injured in a crash involving two cars on Exhall Road in the Keresley area of Coventry, police say., external

The collision happened around 19:30 on Saturday causing minor injuries to the six, aged 4-13 years, who were travelling in one of the vehicles.

The 73-year-old was "savagely beaten" in an attack thought to have lasted for 15 minutes.

Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

After a bright and sunny start, cloud building over the day with some showers possible later - highs of 9C (48F).

You can find a detailed forecast for your area here.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempting to murder, external a 73-year-old security guard found with serious head injuries at a Black Country factory.

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The guard was attacked after challenging a man found inside Stokes Forgings, Brierley Hill, on Sunday. 

Police said today the guard was hit "numerous times during a prolonged attack" lasting around 15 minutes – officers believe he was also beaten with a shovel.

A 44-year-old man, of no fixed address, was arrested at around 01:00 on Tuesday in the Holy Hall area of Dudley and is now being questioned by police.

Alex Homer
BBC Local Live

Welcome back to our news, sport, travel and weather updates on Tuesday.

If you see a story you think we should be covering or want to comment on something we already are, email us , tweet us, external or visit our Facebook page, external . You can share your pictures with us throughout the day too.

Wales defender Neil Taylor says their Euro 2016 run forced them to adapt their style of play in World Cup qualification.

Surgery to remove ducts from a woman's breast was "unnecessary", prosecution says.

That's it from the BBC Local Live team for today. 

Please join us again from 08:00 on Tuesday for more news, sport, travel and weather updates for Birmingham and the Black Country.

Keep an eye out here for breaking news before then.

BBC Radio Derby

A man Derbyshire Police are trying to trace will appear on Crimewatch tonight.

Police say Daniel Gilbert may have information about the rape of a woman.

The 30-year-old, who may now have a beard, has lived at addresses in Derby and also has links to Birmingham and Ilkeston.

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People with any information are being asked to call the police., external

David Gregory-Kumar
Science correspondent, BBC Midlands Today

We generate a huge amount of used nappies, tampons and incontinence pads here in the UK and up until now they've all gone to landfill. PHS , external has created a multi-million pound alternative. 

The company collects the used materials from rest homes, hospitals and offices all over the country and turns them into fuel for power stations.

I’ve filmed attempts at nappy recycling before but because this process involves shredding and squeezing, but no heating, it’s pretty odour free (which was a huge relief!) 

By the end of 2017 the hope is the plant will process 45,000 tonnes of waste a year, diverting it away from landfill and instead using it to generate power.

A random fact for you... A giant magnet is used to make sure no metal objects end up in the power station fuel. 

So far they’ve recovered forceps (which makes sense for medical waste), cutlery (who eats in the toilet?), handcuffs (!) and a purse with someone’s passport inside which will soon be returned to the owner.

BBC WM

A puppy was hit and killed by a moped in Sutton Park on Sunday afternoon, his owner says. 

Lynn Hodson said her six-month-old puppy Rorie was hit after "two lads on a moped just came out of nowhere". 

She said the moped was "doing at least 30 to 40mph" in an area where traffic is prohibited. 

"We're just absolutely devastated. He was part of our family. "[It's] taken our little dog away from us who we loved," she said.  

Mrs Hodson, whose husband died last year, was out walking with her daughters when the incident happened in the Sutton Coldfield park. 

West Midlands Police is investigating the incident. 

Laura Mcmullan
Reporter, BBC Inside Out

West Bromwich Albion legend Jeff Astle died 15 years ago from a brain trauma - caused by the game he loved so dearly.

The family has pushed for research through the Justice for Jeff campaign. 

Now, researchers have developed a virtual reality headset which could help doctors detect concussed players.

Dawn Astle sat down with PFA chief Gordon Taylor about what's being done to help footballers... Here's what happened.

You can see this story in full on BBC Inside Out West Midlands at 19:30 tonight on BBC One.

Walsall Advertiser

A pensioner driver whose vision was "severely impaired" has been jailed for killing a young girl as she walked over a pedestrian crossing. , external

A 73-year-old security guard was left lying critically injured for more than five hours after being "savagely beaten" at a factory, police said.  

The man, who has not yet been named, was attacked after he challenged a suspected intruder inside Stoke Forgings, Brierley Hill, on Sunday afternoon.

Det Insp Colin Mattinson said the guard suffered serious head injuries and wasn't found until a colleague started work at about 19:00.

David Gregory-Kumar
Science correspondent, BBC Midlands Today

A multi-million pound plant to recycle nappies, tampons and incontinence pads has opened in West Bromwich. 

The company running it say it's the first if its kind and will stop thousands of tonnes of waste ending up in landfill.

Wales striker Hal Robson-Kanu still believes in himself, despite spending most of the season on the West Brom bench.

Daz Hale
BBC WM

An adventure playground in Chelmsley Wood which local people say has been a lifeline for the area's children could close unless the people running it can raise £20,000. 

The Meriden Adventure Playground in Meriden Park, external has relied on council funding since it was opened with Lottery Funding in 2008. 

It operates an after school and play scheme and has 1,000 children registered, including supporting many with special needs.

The two people on the moped "ploughed through the middle of the crowd".

Allen Cook
BBC Local Live

Weapons and a "large amount" of cannabis  have been found in police raids this morning in Lichfield. , external

Staffordshire Police say they searched two places on Upper St John Street.

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They say they're still working out the value of the cannabis they seized. 

The force says three people were arrested in the raids, external - two women, aged 25 and 18, and a 23-year-old man.