BBC Sport

Now that the John Terry speculation is over, we're not quite sure what to do with ourselves.

While we wait for another big West Midlands sports story to come along, here are some of the stories making the papers in today's gossip column.

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Birmingham boss Harry Redknapp says he will bring in five or six players this summer with the money he saved by not signing defender John Terry. (Daily Mirror), external

Former Manchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison has trained with Birmingham City with a view to a permanent move from Lazio. The 24 year old previously played under Redknapp at QPR. (Daily Mirror), external

Aston Villa took a novel approach to announcing the signing of defender John Terry on their Twitter feed, by mocking up a Whatsapp conversation between the club's owners, manager and players...

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A man was killed in a stabbing in Bartley Green last night.

West Midlands Police has launched a murder investigation.

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The ambulance service was called to Woodgate Gardens at about 22:50. There a man with stab wounds was taken to hospital where he died shortly afterwards.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is in custody, police say.

A police drugs team dealt with an unusual case yesterday - they delivered a baby.

Mike Hall and two colleagues from West Midlands Police's cannabis team were flagged down by a driver in Hickman Avenue, Wolverhampton, at about 15:30 on Monday.

The passenger was in labour and Mr Hall helped deliver a baby girl.

Paramedics arrived soon after, the force said, with the mother and baby taken to hospital to be checked over.

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Lucy Martin
BBC Weather

A warm but fairly cloudy start with some drizzle possible, but brighter spells later with some sunny intervals and highs of 22C (72F).

Monica Rimmer
Journalist, BBC Online

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Members of a police drugs team are flagged down in the street to help deliver a baby girl.

New Aston Villa signing John Terry says the club's ambition is to win promotion back to the Premier League.

Listen to BBC local radio as Worcestershire host Birmingham in the T20 Blast.

Half-centuries from Rikki Clarke and Matthew Lamb help Warwickshire fight back on the first day against Middlesex.

Listen to BBC local radio commentary and follow live text commentary as Warwickshire face Middlesex in the County Championship.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Tuesday.

Keep an eye out here for more updates and breaking news before then.

BBC Midlands Today

It seems trespassing on the railways is a bigger problem than ever - the number of cases is at an all-time high.

Two teenage boys were electrocuted and badly burnt on lines in Walsall last month and with the long school holidays ahead, children are being warned to stay off the tracks.

Giles Latcham's been to New Street station to hear from an athlete who knows the dangers all too well - he'll have more on BBC1 from 18:30.

BBC Weather Watchers

Here's a couple of our favourite BBC Weather Watcher pics, this first one was taken in Edgbaston by Dammo.

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This lovely close-up snap was snapped in Delph by Laura and Glenn.

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The wheelchair basketball player lost a leg when he took a short cut home across a railway track

Lucy Martin
BBC Weather

We're due a mild night and the weather is forecast to get warmer as the week progresses and temperatures could reach 24C (75F) by Thursday and Friday.

Former Chelsea and England captain John Terry tells BBC Midlands Today that Aston Villa "expect" to win promotion this season.

Leona Smart
Broadcast Journalist, BBC WM

A speeding driver who caused fatal injuries to a 75-year-old woman when he smashed into her car has been jailed for five years and four months.

James Mills, 23, was travelling at more than 70mph along Pedmore Road, Brierley Hill - a 40mph zone - when the crash happened last February. Police say he had been trying to lure another motorist into a street race.

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Mills, 23, of School Road in Brierley Hill pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Friday.

School funding is set to force yet another government rethink.

Great Barr Observer

A woman was left "shaken up" after a driver without a license ploughed into her car in Kingstanding – while she was sitting in it., external