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Wolves won 1-0 last night in a friendly at Peterborough with a second-half goal from 16-year-old striker Aaron Samuels.

Their most recent loan signing, Diogo Jota, played for the second half.

Wolves' next friendly is at home to Leicester on Saturday.

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A family from Birmingham is calling on the city council to take urgent action after a speeding car crashed into their house.

Amin Jallili was injured when a BMW ploughed into his living room in Selly Oak.

His sister had been complaining to the local authority for months about dangerous driving in the area.

Now they're petitioning the authority to put speed cameras or speed bumps on local roads.

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The Birmingham Bears recorded their second win in three days in the T20 Blast last night, to move level with the leaders in their group.

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They beat Leicestershire by 30 runs at Grace Road, comfortably defending their score of 187-7.

Sam Hain top-scored with 57, while Boyd Rankin and Aaron Thomason took three wickets each as the Bears limited Leicestershire to 157-8.

A woman has criticised hospital staff for failing to spot a rare condition that killed her daughter.

Katie Widdowson, 23, from Telford, died earlier this year after catching a flesh-eating disease. An inquest has since found "clear failures" at Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield.

The hospital trust has apologised to the family, but doesn't wish to comment further.

A driver fled from the scene of a motorway crash but was apprehended by police.

It happened on the M6 between J9 for Wednesbury and J10 for Walsall and Wolverhampton.

The driver ran off but was arrested for drink driving and no insurance.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

A spell of wet and rather windy weather will move east across the region this morning, with some heavy rain in places.

Most areas will become dry during the afternoon and skies will brighten later. However, it will remain breezy - highs of 21C (70F).

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Derbyshire's Luis Reece hits 97 off 55 balls to help beat former side Lancashire, while Durham suffer a fifth straight defeat.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Wednesday, but keep an eye out here for more updates before then.

Ian Paterson performed unnecessary surgery and asked to be struck off without the need for a hearing.

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BBC Weather Watchers have again been sending in some great pictures.

We love this one sent in from Stourbridge by Susanne.

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Laura and Glenn sent us thus picture from Delph, another lovely offering.

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A body found in Coseley, Dudley, on Sunday has been formally identified as that of missing man Glyn Davies, police say.

According to the West Midlands force, Mr Davies had been missing from a care home in Sandwell since 4 July.

Police said a post mortem examination would be carried out but his death was not thought to be suspicious.

Officers on Monday said they had cordoned off "an area of water".

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

There might be some rain around tomorrow and we are forecast a cooler end to the week.

A businessman crosses the Atlantic to meet those who dragged him from water when he was three.

Emily Hughes was told someone with the same name, born on the same day in the same area has already applied.

An 88-year-old pedestrian has suffered "very serious leg injuries" in a car park crash.

She also suffered pelvic injuries when she was hit by a car near to Market Street in Kingswinford, Dudley, just after 10:00. She was taken to hospital.

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The driver of the car, a 75-year-old woman, was suffering from shock but was discharged after treatment.

They carried out a revenge attack over a stolen diamond-studded luxury watch, a court hears.

A surgeon jailed for 15 years for carrying out a raft of needless breast operations at privately-run hospitals in Solihull and Little Aston has been struck off the medical register.

Ian Paterson, 59, was convicted in a criminal trial earlier this year over operations on nine women and one man, having exaggerated or invented the risk of cancer.

He did not attend the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) proceedings, which began yesterday, and was not legally represented.

In erasing his name, the MPTS said it acted to protect the public and found Paterson's "actions were serious, intentionally harmful, and took place over a protracted period of time".

It concluded: "He deceived patients, and fellow professionals, by communicating that the patients were at risk of cancer and needed to undergo procedures. He then undertook and charged for these procedures, none of which were necessary for the maintenance of their health. Mr Paterson exploited the trust that was put in him as a doctor, for his own gain."

The MPTS said Mr Paterson accepted his removal from the register as "the most appropriate sanction".

A tribunal has struck rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson off the medical register.

The 59-year-old was imprisoned in May after he was convicted by a jury of offences of wounding with intent and unlawful wounding against 10 patients.

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Walsall sign central defender James Wilson on a season-long loan from Sheffield United.