Worcester 24-24 Connachtpublished at 18:11 Greenwich Mean Time 13 January 2018
Connacht rally from 10 points down at half-time to draw at Worcester and seal qualification from Pool Five.
Read MoreThousands of Carillion jobs at risk
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Vanessa Pearce
Connacht rally from 10 points down at half-time to draw at Worcester and seal qualification from Pool Five.
Read MoreGoals from Jonny Evans and Craig Dawson help West Brom end a 20-match winless run in the Premier League with victory over Brighton.
Read MoreTeenager Aramide Oteh scores his first professional goal to help Queens Park Rangers overcome Burton for the first time.
Read MoreMatej Vydra's 16th goal of the season helps Derby gain ground on Championship leaders Wolves with victory at Birmingham.
Read MoreChampionship leaders Wolves are held to a draw at Barnsley but stretch their unbeaten run to 14 league and cup games.
Read MoreThe blast at Minnie Pit killed 156 and was the inspiration for Wilfred Owen's war poem Miners.
Read MoreShe had been arrested for allegedly breaching the peace, police say.
Read MoreA man hit by a van hours before she was found remains in hospital, police say.
Read MoreEspanyol boss Quique Sanchez Flores distances himself from taking charge of Stoke City, saying he is "happy" at the Spanish side.
Read MoreThe Bangladeshi pioneers that helped turn the curry into one of the city's favourite cuisines.
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Read MoreAction is needed to reduce the risk of future crashes where six people died, an MP says.
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BBC News
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Clive Eakin
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
Coventry make six changes to their starting 15 for tomorrow's National League One match at Blackheath.
Phil Boulton returns to captain the team while Jimmy Litchfield, Jack Preece and Luke Narraway also return to the pack.
Sam Tuitupou comes in at centre and Tom Emery replaces the injured Rob Knox on the wing.
James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire
AFC Telford United's Jack Rea is continuing his fight-back from a long-term ankle injury, but his manager Rob Edwards says he really needs to go out on loan to get match practice.
Edwards revealed there had been some interest from other clubs, but nothing had been agreed yet and that it was hard to regain full fitness without playing games.
Telford travel to play Salford tomorrow, but Rea isn't fit enough to play in that match.
Quote MessageJack's training really well for us as always. We'd love to try and get him some football matches at the moment, because it's difficult to really build and get fully fit by just training."
Rob Edwards, AFC Telford United manager
Workers at troubled construction firm Carillion should have their jobs safeguarded and the government should consider bringing its contracts back under public control, unions have said.
The Wolverhampton-based company is a major supplier to the government and has contracts in the rail industry, education and NHS.
Shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey has said it's collapse could provoke a serious crisis.
The government says it has been monitoring the situation to ensure its "contingency plans are robust".
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
A dry and cloudy night ahead with lows of 4C (39F).
It should also be mainly dry tomorrow, but feeling a touch cooler.
People in Hereford are to get a chance next month to comment on where a western bypass for the city should go.
Herefordshire Council is putting forward seven possible routes for the road and says it should relieve congestion.
The road will run from the A49 to the southern link road.
A final route will then be chosen later in the year, with the authority saying there is a "real appetite" for the scheme.
Quote MessageThere has been talk of a bypass for Hereford for as long as I can remember. Since the 1960s Herefordshire Council has had aspirations to deliver the project; never quite making it across the finishing line.”
Councillor Philip Price, Herefordshire Council
Birmingham City Ladies goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger returns to training following an operation for thyroid cancer.
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