Updates from Friday 24 November
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One of the affected models led to a mother's death last year, but the alert relates to a separate issue.
Read MoreFresh planting is under way for National Tree Week at the UK's Centre of Remembrance.
Read MoreIn the past five years, there have been 19 near misses involving UK aircraft and US fighter planes.
Read MoreA man has been charged with murdering Robert Sampson, was fatally stabbed in a Worcestershire street.
Read MoreWe'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Monday, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening.
Tim Page
News Editor, BBC Shropshire
A consultation exercise is under way over an updated £18m power line scheme between Oswestry and Wem.
Image source, Scottish PowerScottish Power is proposing 1.2km (0.7miles) of underground cable between the Oswestry substation and Round Wood.
There would then be 21km (13miles) of power lines hung from wooden poles from Round Wood to the substation at Wem.
A formal planning application for the project is expected to be submitted next year.
Claudia Berry
BBC News
Two men have been attacked on their doorstep in Kidderminster , externalas they tried to stop a gang of masked burglars getting in.
Image source, GoogleWest Mercia Police says three men, all with their faces covered with scarves, knocked at the door of a house on Wilton Avenue last night and then tried to force their way in.
The force says one of the victims had his glasses taken and the other suffered a head injury before the trio fled.
Allen Cook
BBC News
A monarch from south-west Nigeria has told students at Birmingham City University that they are "potential leaders of our great country of Nigeria".
Image source, Birmingham City UniversityKing Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi is the Ooni of Ile-Ife, a revered position among the Yoruba people, Nigeria's second biggest ethnic group of about 35 million.
The university says he was visiting them today to strengthen ties and to mark the achievements of about 1,000 graduates from the university, external who live in Nigeria.
A man has been jailed for five years for robbing a 71-year-old at his second-hand furniture shop in Rugby, police said.
At Warwick Crown Court on Thursday, the Warwickshire force said, John Crisp, 42, of no fixed address, was found guilty of the offence following a three-day trial.
According to the force, he was one of three to target the premises.
Nigel Dolman
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
The Shrewsbury Town players say they'll use tomorrow's big promotion clash with Bradford to prove Tuesday's defeat at Bury was a one-off.
Image source, Getty ImagesThey are still top of League One by a point and face fifth-placed Bradford at home with defender Omar Beckles saying they've had positive training sessions since the defeat.
Quote MessageWe lost and we want to move on from that. At the end of the day, we're still top of the table and we're still proving people wrong with the fact that we're in this position. "
Omar Beckles, Shrewsbury Town defender
BBC WM
Seven out of 10 people in the West Midlands arrested for driving while using a mobile phone this year have not been prosecuted.
That's according to figures released by West Midlands Police, external via the Freedom of Information Act.
Since March, 862 people have been arrested on suspicion of using a hand-held device behind the wheel, but only 291 have been charged.
This shot of cooling towers at the former Rugeley Power Station appearing to bask in the sunshine today was taken by BBC Weather Watcher Andrerain.
Image source, AndrerainYou can become one of our volunteer BBC Weather Watchers and keep us up-to-date with the forecast where you live by signing up on the website.
Worcester Warriors have named an unchanged starting line-up for tomorrow's Aviva Premiership trip to Leicester Tigers.
Warriors' director of rugby Gary Gold has kept faith with the side that beat Northampton Saints last time out to claim their first league win of the season.
Image source, Getty ImagesForwards David Denton (pictured) and Kurt Haupt return to the replacements bench.
Allen Cook
BBC News
Six off-duty ambulance workers have been praised for helping at the scene of a crash in Stafford in which a man suffered serious injuries., external
Image source, GoogleWest Midlands Ambulance Service said two cars collided on Sandon Road near the Dog and Doublet pub on Thursday evening.
It said the man, thought to be in his 50s, was cut free from a damaged vehicle.
The off-duty employees were driving past and stopped to help before colleagues arrived.
The ambulance service said the injured man was taken to hospital along with two other patients.
Tories were defeated by the Green Party in a council by-election.
Conservatives lost a Herefordshire Council seat in the Bishops Frome & Cradley ward following the resignation of a Tory councillor.
In an election with a 39.6% turnout, the voting was: Green 471, C 299, LD 251, Lab 19.
Among the main headlines on the Shropshire Star's website today:
Chris King
Reporter, BBC Radio Stoke
The Citizens Advice Bureau in Crewe is asking for help to find a new home.
It's moving out of the office it currently uses near the bus station because of plans to regenerate the town centre.
The charity, which offers help to people in debt, says it helps about 3,000 people every year.
Bosses hope architects, solicitors and builders will donate their time as they search for a new location.
Allen Cook
BBC News
Hundreds of people turned out to watch the Christmas lights, external being switched on in Worcester.
Image source, Worcester City CouncilThursday's event was hosted by BBC Hereford and Worcester, external in aid of BBC Children in Need and the switch on was done by the mayor with special guest Pudsey Bear.
Image source, Worcester City Council
Matt Sandoz
Stoke City commentator, BBC Radio Stoke
Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland could be close to returning to training after breaking his finger on England duty earlier this month.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 24-year-old suffered the injury in training ahead of England's friendlies with Germany and Brazil and was ruled out for between four and six weeks.
Today at a press conference, his manager Mark Hughes said he was returning to fitness.
Quote MessageWe are hopeful that Jack Butland will be able to get some work done, with protection, next week. It hasn’t healed completely, but hopefully he can get the gloves on and see how it goes."
Mark Hughes, Stoke City manager
