Coventry City 2-1 Cheltenham Townpublished at 18:09 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
Marc McNulty fired Coventry back into the League Two play-off spots with the decisive goal over Cheltenham Town.
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Simon Johnson death: Teenage burglar guilty of murder
Drunk passengers 'risk death on railway'
Children's home TV film prompts inquiry
Car theft 'relay' devices seized in Birmingham
Cash and phones found in police raids
Small police stations 'could move to community buildings'
Council's 'ludicrous' threat to evict Christmas tree
More flood alerts for the West Midlands
Darts prepares to say farewell to unlikely revolutionary
Updates from Friday 15 December
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Coventry City 2-1 Cheltenham Townpublished at 18:09 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
Carlisle United 1-2 Port Valepublished at 18:03 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
Port Vale move four points clear of the League Two relegation zone with victory at Carlisle United
Read MoreShrewsbury Town 1-0 Blackpoolpublished at 17:55 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
Jon Nolan's goal early in the second half proves enough to give Shrewsbury a hard-earned win against Blackpool.
Read MoreNorthampton Town 2-1 Walsallpublished at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
Chris Long scores a first-half brace as Northampton end their six-game winless run with victory over Walsall.
Read MoreInquiry over man found dead in streetpublished at 16:32 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
Police believe the victim, who has not yet been identified, died in a road traffic collision.
Read MoreRecovery truck engulfed in flames on M6published at 16:14 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
The truck had another vehicle on its back on the northbound hard shoulder of the motorway.
Read MoreTwelve charged over biker 'ride out'published at 15:48 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
The men are accused of taking part in an illegal rally through Solihull and Birmingham in June 2016.
Read MoreHart 'best place to live in UK'published at 10:32 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2017
The Hampshire district came top in a study that looked at factors including life expectancy.
Read MoreHow to wrap awkward Christmas presentspublished at 23:52 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
Gift wrapping expert Neelam Meetcha counts leading retailers among her clients.
Read MoreSheffield Wednesday 0-1 Wolvespublished at 22:12 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
Ruben Neves' classy finish helps Championship leaders Wolves edge past struggling Sheffield Wednesday to go seven points clear.
Read MoreOur coverage across the daypublished at 19:00 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
We'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 before then.
Main route set for weeks of closurespublished at 18:59 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
Carlie Swain
BBC NewsDrivers are being warned over weeks of road closures around Shrewsbury in the new year., external
Image source, GoogleThe work - which could last about nine weeks - is part of a multi-million pound plan to revamp routes around the town.
Shropshire Council says from 8 January, Wyle Cop will be closed to traffic heading out of town towards the English Bridge.
The diversion route will take motorists through Frankwell, Meole Brace and Old Potts Way.
Are drunken passengers at stations 'hilarious'?published at 18:56 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
FacebookPeople on the BBC Midlands Facebook page, external have been reacting to the video issued by Network Rail showing festive drinkers falling on to tracks.
Birmingham tops the list of stations with the most alcohol-related delays.
Media caption, The drunk passengers who fall on to rail tracks
Amy Evans wrote: "Maybe if someone is clearly that intoxicated they shouldn't be let through the barriers or maybe have someone escort them to the train."
Julie Brindley wrote: "What idiots and then the police had to risk their lives they should be fined."
Basil Sponge: "Pubs shouldn't serve people who are clearly drunk, and neither in my opinion should shops be selling more booze late at night."
Wendy Clarke wrote: "I'm sorry i know i shouldn't laugh but that was hilarious".
Opening of new civic centre delayed after building damagedpublished at 18:55 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
Vicky Norton
BBC Radio StokeNewcastle-under-Lyme 's new multimillion-pound civic centre, which was due to be completed this autumn, won't now open until next year, because it's been damaged., external
Image source, Staffordshire County CouncilThe £15.4m, four-storey building next to Queens Gardens will house the borough council, some Staffordshire County Council services, the police, Aspire Housing and the town's library.
The county council says parts of the rear of the Castle House site need replacing after they were damaged during installation.
It says the builders are footing the bill.
Fresh ideas needed to tackle scourge of drugspublished at 18:50 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
"Brave" new ideas are what's needed to tackle the problem of drug abuse in the region, including treating some addicts as having a medical problem and not as criminals, according to the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner.
About 22,500 heroin and crack cocaine users in the region are estimated to be costing the area at least £1.4bn a year.
At a special drugs summit today, PCC David Jamieson said it was time the region considered new methods including using things like introducing safe injecting rooms.
Ideas from the summit will be considered next year.
In the papers: Crashes after roads freezepublished at 18:47 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
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County to host more refugees and asylum seekerspublished at 18:43 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
Anna Russell
Newsreader, BBC Hereford & WorcesterMore refugees and asylum seekers are going to be rehomed in Herefordshire , externalover the next 12 months.
Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesHerefordshire Council says 60 Syrian refugees have already been "successfully" settled in the area in the last year.
Today, it says its cabinet's agreed with the Home Office that it can support 40 asylum seekers and 35 refugees in family groups.
Wasps take on La Rochelle on home turfpublished at 18:39 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire SportNathan Hughes returns to action for Wasps after recovering from a bruised knee sustained while on international duty.
Wasps face La Rochelle in their return European group match at the Ricoh Arena tomorrow.
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End of twitter postBail for murder suspectspublished at 18:35 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
Allen Cook
BBC NewsFour people arrested over the death of an elderly man who was "viciously" beaten and robbed in his own home have been released from custody on conditional bail.
Image source, Staffordshire PoliceArthur 'Bob' Gumbley, aged 87, was found lying on the floor at his home in Endwood Drive, Little Aston, near Sutton Coldfield, on the evening of November 21.
He died in hospital on 12 December after his condition worsened.
Staffordshire Police said the bailed four, from Birmingham, included two men, 42 and 34, and two women, 33 and 29, who were arrested on suspicion of murder.
'The paths are lethal' - your views on icepublished at 18:30 Greenwich Mean Time 15 December 2017
FacebookNews that ambulance crews have been kept busy by falls on ice has got you talking on the BBC Midlands Facebook page, external.
A spokesperson for the ambulance service said while roads seemed to have been gritted, pavements were often still icy.
Image source, AFP / Getty ImagesZoe Brady wrote: "Paths are lethal, school run this morning was the most dangerous it has been all week. Have seen half a dozen fall."
Karen Edwards wrote: Can remember when gritters would include the pavements... trouble us there are now cars parked in the way... maybe they could think about pedestrians and not park on the pavement."
Lisa Micklewright: "The council's have all been disgusting this week. No grit to be had anywhere the pavements are sheer Ice. What do we pay our council tax for?
Rosalia Beccarelli wrote: "Let's just do what all other countries, where snow falls often and more abundantly, do: you clear the pavement in front of your house (and grit it). Neighbours can help each others: if you can clean a football pitch, you surely can do something for pavements too!"
