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Hereford's new £34m city link road opens today after being delayed due to last week's heavy snow.
The road is a vital part of plans to regenerate the city centre, says the council.
About 800 new homes are planned as well as student accommodation, a new police and fire station and a transport hub at the railway station.
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The father of a taxi driver killed in a horror crash in Birmingham in which five others died said he woke up this morning in tears because the house felt empty.
Father-of-six Imtiaz Mohammed died in the collision on Belgrave Middleway, near Edgbaston, in the early hours of Sunday.
His father Ihktiar said it was a "very sad time" for all the people who had lost family. Two passengers in Mr Mohammed's vehicle died, along with three others travelling in another vehicle.
Image source, PAImtiaz Mohammed (left) with his younger brother Noorshad
Quote MessageHe was happy and joyful person. We had a great time. I woke up crying because the house was very empty. I just feel so sad. My daughter-in-law was crying. My wife. My son was sitting last night and was just crying. I told him to be patient and be brave. We are a very close family."
Ikhtiar Mohammed, Father of crash victim
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Read MorePolice have thanked a member of the public who gave biscuits to officers working in the aftermath of the Birmingham crash that killed six people.
A note with the gift read: "I hope these warm you up a little".
"We all work in healthcare and appreciate what you do (and the power of a cuppa and a biscuit!)"
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Read MoreOne of six people killed in a crash in Birmingham on Sunday had phoned his wife to tell her he was on his way home, his brother said.
The dead man has been named locally as 33-year-old taxi driver Imtiaz Mohammed. The father of six has described by his family as a "happy, loving and friendly guy".
A female passenger in Mr Mohammed's car was confirmed dead at the scene of the crash, which happened on the underpass where Belgrave and Lee Bank Middleway meet.
Her male companion died at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter
Patches of fog and mist will clear this morning to leave a dry and bright day.
There’ll be sunny spells this afternoon but feeling slightly chillier than yesterday with highs of 6C (43F).
Latest weather for the West Midlands
One man travelling in a car involved in the Birmingham crash that killed six remains in a critical condition at the city's Queen Elizabeth Hospital, police say.
Image source, PAMichelle Brotherton, from the ambulance service, said her staff had dealt with 13 patients in total.
As well as those who died and the man in a critical condition, four people were taken to Heartlands Hospital where their condition is believed to be non-life threatening.
A further two patients were "discharged on scene".
A senior police officer in the force investigating the road crash in central Birmingham that killed six people has criticised the "lack of humanity" of those who took photographs of an aftermath that emergency crews described as harrowing.
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On Sunday evening, West Midlands Police urged the public not to share images on social media but send them to the investigations team.
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One of the main routes through Birmingham is open again this morning after a "horrific" road crash that left six people dead.
Image source, Getty ImagesThree vehicles were involved in the collision in an underpass on Belgrave Middleway at about 01:00 on Sunday morning.
Three men travelling in one car died at the scene.
The driver of a taxi and his two passengers were also killed. The police say they need witnesses to come forward.
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