Millwall 0-1 Burton Albionpublished at 17:36 Greenwich Mean Time 4 November 2017
Burton move out of the Championship relegation zone after their first away league win of the season at 10-man Millwall.
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Burton move out of the Championship relegation zone after their first away league win of the season at 10-man Millwall.
Read MoreBirmingham City's dismal away form in the Championship continues as they lose to Barnsley at Oakwell.
Read MoreJake Coates says his 31-year-old wife Emmy, who died in June, "would have been just the best Mum".
Read MoreStoke manager Mark Hughes says Peter Crouch "changed the game for us" as the substitute salvaged a draw against Leicester.
Read MoreA man was badly burned while his partner suffered leg fractures while jumping from a window.
Read MoreThe Longbridge union convenor, who has died aged 90, remains a controversial figure.
Read MoreWolves stretch their lead at the top of the Championship to four points with a comfortable win against Fulham.
Read MorePort Vale make light of their League Two position as they reach the FA Cup second round by beating Oxford United.
Read MoreSusan Draper is cleared of neglect and her jail sentence quashed.
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BBC News
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Two men are charged with violent disorder in connection with Reagan Asbury's death.
Read MoreNursing and medical students in the Black Country are to be trained to spot patients who might get involved in terrorism.
The University of Wolverhampton said it will be working with the National Counter Terrorism Unit and NHS to deliver the Prevent training as part of the curriculum, external.
It's the first university to provide this training to students before they go into health-related placements.
Steve Baggott, from the university, said after training students will be able to recognise "the vulnerabilities that could leave people susceptible to radicalisation."
BBC News Travel
There are nine-mile queues on the M6 northbound from junction 20 back to junction 18.
The Highways Agency says there is only one lane closed now, but says there are still severe delays.
North West Motorway Police says it should all be open by 22:30.
More than 1,500 cakes baked by amateurs have been entered into the International Cake Show in Birmingham.
Read MoreThere are calls for new fire safety tests to be carried out on doors in Stoke-on-Trent tower blocks, after one of them was found to be deficient.
Independent experts were brought in after four tenants of Southern Court in Penkhull refused to have new fire doors fitted, saying their 40-year-old doors were safer.
Their old doors failed fire safety tests, but so did a new door in an adjacent block.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council says it will replace the new door, but some residents says every door should be re-tested to make sure they're safe.
James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire
The FA Cup match at Edgar Street between Hereford FC's and AFC Telford United tomorrow is sold out and Telford defender Aaron Simpson says its a chance for some players to put themselves in the shop window.
He is one of a number of footballers on loan at the Bucks Head from Wolves and he joined the Championship club after impressing in a cup run with Maidstone United.
But he says the players are feeling "positive" and the main focus will be on getting the win.
Quote MessageThe FA Cup is great exposure because you never know what could happen. The underdogs could win or it could be a high-scoring game and people take notice of that."
Aaron Simpson, AFC Telford United defender
A man in his 90s and a woman in her 80s have been robbed in their homes in the village of Ellerdine in Shropshire and the police believe the incidents may be linked.
The first robbery took place around at 10:30 Tuesday on Heath Lane after the 90-year-old let a man into his home. He later found his wallet had gone.
Yesterday, a woman in her 80s discovered an unknown man in her home and later realised that her purse had gone.
More than 5,000 bicycle thefts have been investigated by West Mercia Police over the past five years.
But police figures, external show that in two thirds of those cases, no suspect was ever found.
Nearly half of the 5,326 cases were reported in Worcestershire.
Cannabis worth an estimated £60,000 was found when police raided a house in Telford.
About 100 plants were found in building at Station Hill in Oakengates earlier this afternoon.
A woman in her 50s is in custody.
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
We can expect a few showers this evening before widespread rain arrives in the early hours of Saturday morning with lows of 9C (48F).
It will be a very wet start to tomorrow, with rain clearing through the morning.