Dan Pallett
BBC Midlands Today Sport

Alice Kinsella has had an incredible first Commonwealth Games, coming away with three medals - a gold, silver and bronze.

The 17-year-old gymnast, who trains in Telford and lives in Sutton Coldfield, says the gold medal is the "biggest highlight" of her life.

She said: "My mum's been crying a lot, especially after the beam final."

And when asked how she celebrated her medals, Kinsella said "with a chocolate brownie".

You can re-live Kinsella's gold-winning beam routine below.

The ex-football coach is to challenge the sentence he received for 50 counts of child sexual abuse.

England clock 3:31.13. So, so close!

BBC Midlands Today

There's been more medal success for Midlands athletes at the Commonwealth Games in Australia.

Uttoxeter swimmer Adam Peaty has won another silver medal. He swam the second leg for England in the men's 4x100m freestyle relay.

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Cyclist Hayley Simmonds from Redditch took bronze for England in the women's time trial.

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BBC Hereford and Worcester

Diversions remain in place on the M5 northbound after a fatal crash involving a lorry and car earlier this morning.

The highway is closed in Worcestershire between junction four at Bromsgrove and junction three for Halesowen and the A456.

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Worcester Warriors sign Edinburgh and Scotland fly-half Duncan Weir for the 2018-19 Premiership season.

Jean MacKenzie
BBC Victoria Derbyshire programme

Anti-abortion campaigners have been accused of harassing women outside abortion clinics across the UK.

Some women say they are still haunted by protesters' behaviour.

Rachel Mackenzie from Birmingham had two abortions, but now regrets them.

"I stand outside the clinics because I don't want there to be another 'Rachel' who goes through those abortion facilities to one day regret it," she says.

"If somebody had been there to actually ground me and say 'there are other options out there', maybe my children would be alive today."

Rachel says that when she stands outside her local clinic she will "very quietly pray".

BBC Sport

Aston Villa take on second-place Cardiff tonight as the Birmingham club pushes to stay in contention for a play-off position.

The pressure is on Steve Bruce's side - in fourth place, seven points behind Cardiff - which has won just once in five games.

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Workers at luxury car maker Bentley have voted to support industrial action in a dispute over pensions.

Members of Unite at the firm's Crewe headquarters voted in a consultative ballot by 98% in favour of action in protest at plans to close a defined benefit pension scheme.

The union said it will move to hold a full statutory industrial action ballot which could lead to strikes.

Unite regional officer Phil Morgan said: "This massive vote in favour of action demonstrates the anger and strength of feeling among workers over Bentley's pension proposals."

Jodie Looker
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

The former Crewe Alexandra youth coach and convicted paedophile Barry Bennell is to appeal against his sentence.

The 64-year-old was jailed in February for 50 counts of child sexual abuse between 1979 and 1991.

The judge at Liverpool Crown Court sentenced him to 31 years in prison.

Bennell has applied to the court of appeal to get his sentence reduced.

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About 9,600 properties in Birmingham city centre have been affected by a power outage.

That number is falling all the time, Western Power Distribution (WPD) says, as engineers work to re-route power.

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Birmingham New Street station, Grand Central and the Bullring have all been affected, but British Transport Police says trains are running as usual.

Victim Craig Pitts still suffers with reduced movement in his arm six months after being stabbed.

Robert McKenzy set fire to a sofa and chair in his flat before fleeing the scene.

BBC WM

West Midlands Police says it's working hard to keep students safe after new figures showed an average of one sexual or violent offence reported in Selly Oak each day last year.

And in the first two months of this year, 61 offences were reported in the area, which neighbours the University of Birmingham.

The university says it does everything it can to support students affected by sexual violence.

BBC Radio Stoke

A so-called paedophile hunter from Stoke-on-Trent believes he's doing the right thing and his efforts help the police.

A BBC investigation has found that police forces across the UK used evidence from "paedophile hunters" to charge suspects at least 150 times last year.

Stratford-upon-Avon's Andrew Pozzi missed out on a medal in the 110m hurdles at the Commonwealth Games as Jamaica took gold and silver.

Ronald Levy won ahead of countryman Hansle Parchment in 13.19 seconds, with Australia's Nicholas Hough securing bronze.

Trains are running as normal despite a power outage at Birmingham New Street station.

British Transport Police has confirmed the loss of power and says network rail and Western Power Distribution (WPD) are working to fix it.

WPD says on Twitter, external it hopes to have supplies back by 12:00.

The M5 northbound in Worcestershire is likely to remain closed until mid-morning as police investigate a crash this morning in which a woman has died.

Drivers are warned to expect long delays on the carriageway which is closed between junctions four and three.

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Emergency crews were called to reports of a crash between a car and lorry near Frankley Services just after 04:00.

A woman in the car died at the scene.

West Midlands Police said the victim remains in a critical condition, two days after the attack.

Tracey Higgins
Journalist, BBC Shropshire

Shropshire health bosses are blaming a number of "unforseen pressures" for pushing up their financial year end deficit to nearly £27m.

The figures, external, announced ahead of tomorrow's Clinical Commissioning Group meeting, shows the overspend has gone up by nearly £8m from previous predictions.