Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

A very good morning for Surrey as they continue to bat under the blue skies of London. Kumar Sangakkara and Dominic Sibley added 55 until Sangakkara fell to Oliver Hannon-Dalby for a graceful 71.

Sibley has looked rock solid and once again Surrey looked booked in to bat all afternoon.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

When Tony Pulis signed a  contract extension  in October, the club said establishing West Brom as a top-10 team was the aim.

A win on Saturday would not only go a long way to ensuring they end up there this season, it would also keep them on track to equal their best league finish since 1981.

It was always going to be a tough ask for Claude Puel to continue Southampton's impressive run of improving their position season on season.

But a cup final appearance and ending up in the top eight would represent a good return in his first campaign as Saints boss.

To have a chance of achieving that, they can't really afford a defeat in this one.

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Lucy Edwards, who went blind aged 17, is set to run the London Marathon after finding a passion for jogging.

Wolves director Jeff Shi says naming Walter Zenga as head coach was the "only big mistake" made by the club's Chinese owners.

Surrey opener Mark Stoneman hits 165 on his debut as the hosts close on 327-3 against Warwickshire at The Oval.

The 2 Sisters Food Group says the plant, which employs 630 people, was "ageing".

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Boparan Holdings Ltd which runs the 2 Sisters chicken cutting processing factory in Smethwick is holding consultations about closing it.

"The factory at Bevan Way, Alpha Business Park, is ageing and has significant challenges to meet the standards required by ourselves and our customers," a statement said.

Up to 200 roles at other locations will be offered to staff, the company said, and added it would look at other ways of redeploying.

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Rebecca Wood
BBC Weather

It's going to be sunny and warm this weekend, with temperatures reaching 19C (66F).

Dare we say it could be time for the first barbeque of the year?

Mike Taylor
BBC WM Sport

Wolves director Jeff Shi says the biggest mistake made by the club's owners Fosun so far was appointing Walter Zenga as head coach. 

Shi went on to praise Zenga's successor Paul Lambert and insists that winger Helder Costa has not been signed with a view to making an instant profit this summer.

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Martin Gethin will be aiming to add another title to his collection tomorrow night. 

The 33-year-old won the IBF International Super Lightweight belt last November.

The Walsall boxer will face Jack Catterall who is defending his WBO Inter-Continental super-lightweight at the Manchester Arena.

Anthony Banting was on his way to meet his son in a nearby pub when he was stabbed to death.

Peter Plisner
BBC Midlands Today

Cadbury workers protesting back in 2009 against the Kraft takeover. Their main concern was the future of Bournville - a site that's made chocolate for more than a century. 

Winding down the factory is unlikely after the chocolate firm announced a £75m boost with ultra-modern new production lines. 

Daily output at Bournville has now increased to over one million Creame Eggs, five million bars of chocolate and a staggering 400 million chocolate buttons.

Almost 240 people have left Bournville as a result of the new production lines - union's say it's been a tough process but good for the factory Bournville.   

Cadbury's owner, Mondelez International has installed four new lines at the factory.