Stephanie Barnard
BBC News

Here are some of the top sport stories that we're looking at this afternoon:

• Stoke keeper Jack Butland says he saw enough from Saido Berahino's performance against Southampton to suggest his hard work will be rewarded with his first Stoke goal soon

Last week the former West Brom striker tweeted...

• Worcester Warriors say that, while they are disappointed to be losing Gary Gold, they fully understand his desire to coach at international level
• Kidderminster Harriers, Solihull Moors and AFC Telford United are among the teams in the hat for the FA Cup draw

Shropshire Star

Telford Tigers coach Tom Watkins hailed, external his side’s character as they came back to win 4-3 at Billingham Stars on Saturday.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Water in Tenbury Wells should only be used for washing and flushing the toilet, advises Severn Trent Water as fears continue over contamination in the system.

Pete Collins, from the water company, says after repairs at the weekend residents should only use water for certain things.

Coventry Telegraph

He's the Coventry-born entrepreneur who progressed from a £3-a-week paper round delivering the Telegraph to running a multi-billion pound business empire - and now he wants to help others succeed., external

Riyah Collins
BBC News

Another flight is due to land at Birmingham airport later repatriating passengers left stranded by the collapse of Monarch Airlines.

Most passengers I've spoken to, who are still at the airport, have now managed to book on to other flights.

About 410,000 customers are affected by Monarch going into administration, including 110,000 who are abroad and 300,000 with future bookings, the Civil Aviation Authority has said.

Kidderminster Shuttle

Officers in Stourport are appealing for witnesses after a cat was shot with a pellet. , external

A Coventry-based automotive firm says its latest expansion will create an extra 30 jobs in the city.

Image source, Brose UK

Brose UK, which make car seats, has opened a new £10m paint shop which will work alongside its two factories in the city, employing almost 1,000 people.

The new system will give it the capacity to paint more than 3.5 million seat structures every year, it said.

One holidaymaker expecting "cheap couple of days away" has spent hundreds of pounds on another flight.

It's the 50th birthday of Radio One - and the first song played on the station was by a Midlands band.

Express and Star

A £9 million regeneration project to build a Travelodge and a McDonalds drive-thru in Walsall town centre is set to be approved by council bosses., external

Vanessa Pearce
BBC News

About 110,000 people are currently overseas on a holiday or flight organised by Monarch.

In addition, there are 300,000 bookings in the pipeline involving about 750,000 people.

Full details of customers' rights are available on the dedicated website: monarch.caa.co.uk, external

If you're on a current package holiday: The Atol scheme, external refunds customers if a travel firm collapses and ensures those holidaymakers are not stranded.

If you're abroad, having booked a flight only: You will be covered by the CAA rescue scheme, provided your return flight to the UK is on or before 15 October.

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What if I haven't flown yet? Holidaymakers who bought a package holiday through Monarch will be Atol-protected and will get their tickets refunded.

What if I only booked a flight with Monarch? Monarch's website explains it only holds the licence for package holidays, not flight-only tickets - so customers are unlikely to get any money back from Monarch.

Some customers may be covered under the Consumer Credit Act, if booked on a credit card, but full details are available here.

Coventry City manager Mark Robins praises his side's defence, who have the best record in League Two this season.

Bottles of water continue to be distributed to residents in Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire, due to contamination fears.

The water company Severn Trent is in the town handing out bottles and are telling people to "come and pick some up" if they need it.

On Saturday, people on the BBC Hereford and Worcester Facebook page , externalresponded to our story.

Tina Wilson wrote:, external I'd like to say a big thank you to STW for doing such a fantastic job delivering water and providing water for the community of Tenbury Wells. It's also fantastic seeing everyone pulling together and helping the elderly and frail people get supplies of water. The final people to thank is the Salvation Army for supplying everyone with food and drinks. So thank you everyone.

The pipe has been disinfected and fully repaired and test samples of the water are being carried out, Severn Trent says.

Once the water is safe, it will alert customers.

Stephanie Barnard
BBC News

A flat fire which left what is thought to be three members of the same family in hospital fighting for their lives is believed to have been started by a storage heater.

A spokeswoman for Staffordshire Fire Service tells me the fire is being treated as accidental.

A woman in her 20s and what's believed to be her six-year-old son and six-month-old baby daughter are in a critical condition in hospital following the blaze at Ringland Close, Northwood, on Sunday morning.

I'll bring you more details on this story as we get it.

The Sentinel

Royal Stoke workers will lose their jobs if they refuse the transfer to Darwen in Lancashire., external

Director of rugby Gary Gold is to leave Worcester at the end of the season to take over as head coach of the United States.

Trevor Owens
Sports Editor, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Worcester Warriors has just announced its director Gary Gold will leave the club at the end of the season.

The club says he is to become head coach of the USA team.

Three people needed emergency treatment after taking suspected ecstasy tablets, police said.

Image source, Science Photo Library

Officers were called at about 01:00 yesterday to reports of a concern for safety and found the group on Fylde Road, Preston.

Two men and a woman were taken to hospital after they were believed to have taken pink pills marked with a Mastercard logo. They have since been discharged.

Police arrested two people on suspicion of supplying a controlled drug.

A man, aged 20 from Darwen and a 19-year-old woman from Crewe, Cheshire, remain in custody for questioning.

Police are searching woodland with an underwater unit having dug up graves four months ago.

Wolverhampton journalist Nathan Judah said the Las Vegas shooting had been a "scary and surreal" experience.

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"Hundreds of people were screaming. Everybody was on their phones, trying to call their loved ones.

"There were a lot of people in tears, a lot of people had been separated.

"Everyone was just dropping handbags and there were shoes all over the floor.

"People just dropped and ran really," he said.