Sheffield Wednesday 2-4 Aston Villapublished at 17:46 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Promotion-chasing Aston Villa battle back from 2-1 down to win at Sheffield Wednesday.
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Sheffield Wednesday 2-4 Aston Villapublished at 17:46 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Burton Albion 0-1 Millwallpublished at 17:09 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Millwall climb to 12th in the Championship thanks to Ben Marshall's second-half goal against struggling Burton Albion.
Read MoreBirmingham City 0-2 Barnsleypublished at 17:01 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Jose Morais achieves his first win as Barnsley boss as Oli McBurnie's double gives them three points at Birmingham.
Read MorePort Vale 0-0 Newport Countypublished at 16:54 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Port Vale and Newport County's winless runs continue after this entertaining stalemate.
Read MoreGloucester 25-25 Waspspublished at 16:54 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Jimmy Gopperth's last-gasp conversion gives Wasps a draw away at play-off rivals Gloucester.
Read MoreBaby and girl among nine in crashpublished at 16:50 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
The children were taken to hospital after three cars collided in Birmingham.
Read MoreLeicester City 1-1 Stoke Citypublished at 15:38 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Manager Paul Lambert calls Jack Butland the "best goalkeeper in Britain" despite his calamitous error costing Stoke victory at Leicester.
Read MorePair in court over 'hit-and-run' deathspublished at 11:45 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
A man and woman are charged with causing the deaths of brothers Corey and Casper Platt-May in Coventry.
Read MoreSunflower oil cooks up pothole planpublished at 03:05 Greenwich Mean Time 24 February 2018
Scientists are looking into how the ingredient could create self-healing roads.
Read MoreWhat the British think of arming teacherspublished at 20:53 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
President Trump says he wants some US teachers to be trained to tackle gunmen. What do British people think?
Read MoreWasps' Young angered by Lovobalavu banpublished at 20:00 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Wasps director of rugby Dai Young is angered by the four-match ban given to centre Gaby Lovobalavu.
Read MoreJail for hospital and museum arsonistpublished at 19:10 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Hundreds of people had to be evacuated during the fires in June.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the weekpublished at 19:00 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Stephanie Barnard
BBC NewsWe'll be back with the latest news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Monday.
Keep an eye out here for more updates before then.
Gordon Banks nets freedom of boroughpublished at 18:58 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
England's World Cup-winning goalkeeper is rewarded for his charity work.
Read MoreBest foot forward for dancing duo's historic timepublished at 18:54 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Joanne Malin
BBC Midlands TodayThere's no doubt that Strictly Come Dancing has made ballroom dancing popular again, but long before the glitzy TV show hit our screens a Kidderminster couple embarked on a mission to teach generations of families to dance.
The story of Frank Freeman and his wife Wynn is now being turned into a play in Kidderminster.
The play has been written by former pupil Caroline Jester and focuses on the five decades of dance within the studio.
The Dancing Club, which opens in Kidderminster next week before touring community art spaces and small theatres, will also give audiences the chance to join in the final scene - so if you're going, don't forget your dancing shoes.
Visitors flock to see heronspublished at 18:49 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Thousands of visitors are expected to visit Ellesmere in Shropshire over the next three months to watch the herons nesting there.
They've been visiting Moscow Island on the mere (pictured below) since 1970, and cameras and telescopes have been set up in the Boathouse visitor centre to keep an eye on them.
The local Heronwatch group says eight pairs of the birds have already set up nests there and there are several eggs which are expected to hatch "any day now".
Sky Blues to wear black armbands for Coventry brotherspublished at 18:46 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Coventry City players will wear black armbands in their match against Mansfield Town tomorrow in memory of the two brothers who died after being hit by a car, the club says.
Corey and Casper Platt May, aged six and two, died in Coventry yesterday afternoon.
Corey had played for Copsewood under-7s Lions since the age of four, last playing for the team on Wednesday night.
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End of twitter postOrphaned seal pup returns back to the wildpublished at 18:41 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Lucy King
News Editor, BBC Radio StokeA seal pup who has been nursed back to health in Nantwich has been released back into the wild.
Staff at the centre say the pup, who they've named Jon Snow, was weak and lethargic when he was rescued in North Wales after being orphaned at just 10 days old.
Image source, RSPCAFive months after being rescued he has now been released back into the wild by Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre, along with two other orphaned seals.
Fight to stop bell tower being builtpublished at 18:38 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
James Pearson
Political reporter, BBC Hereford & WorcesterCampaigners against plans to build a 24-metre bell tower at a Worcester school say they will continue to fight to get it stopped.
Councillors have voted in favour of the application from Christopher Whitehead Language College, external, in St Johns, which is part of plans to create a performing arts centre.
Image source, Christopher Whitehead Language CollegeThere have been a number of objections, external from local residents on a number of issues, including the visual impact, disturbance of bell noise and disturbance from the performing arts centre.
The planning and conservation officer for the council who reviewed the plans concluded: "The frame of half a spire-like structure – is designed to act as an ‘eye-catcher’; to add another such structure to the city skyline."
Quote MessageWe're in favour of the arts centre, that is needed, but basically the bell tower is a phallic symbol. We will do whatever we can to at least destroy the bell tower. There is no need. It will go into disuse and become a blot and eyesore on the horizon.
Rosie Chacksfield, Local resident who is opposing plans
Death crash scene 'like bomb went off'published at 18:37 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2018
Victims Casper and Corey Platt-May, two and six, were "lovely, lovely boys", their grandfather says.
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