Living with an undiagnosed syndromepublished at 01:14 British Summer Time 27 April 2018
Liz Toft's son is one of about 6,000 children born each year in the UK with an undiagnosed condition.
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Updates from Friday 27 April
Liz Toft's son is one of about 6,000 children born each year in the UK with an undiagnosed condition.
Read MorePolice continue to question a 35-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murdering Hollie Kerrell.
Read MoreTower block residents are in line for compensation amid concerns over buildings' fire safety.
Read MoreWe'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 tomorrow, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.
Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke
A rise in recorded crime of more than a third in Cheshire's being put down in part to better recording of offences.
According to the figures from the Office for National Statistics, there were 82,443 offences in the county in 2017.
They show increases of 43% for violent crime, 96% for stalking and harassment and 34% for sex offences.
Last year, Cheshire Police was rated inadequate after failing to record more than 11,600 crimes.
Ben Godfrey
BBC Midlands Today
A man's been honoured for his dedication in tending to the grave of a World War Two airman.
For 26 years, Wayne Hartshorne from Cannock has voluntarily maintained the resting place of Warrant Officer John Benjamin Burrows from Australia.
He died when his aircraft was shot down in 1943 and was buried at Cannock Cemetery.
Mr Hartshorne, who works as a golf course greenkeeper, has been honoured for his efforts by the RAF Association.
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Gavin Kermack
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester
The death of a man at his home is being treated as unexplained by police, external.
Timothy Bassett, 46, was first found injured in Hereford town centre on Sunday afternoon and was taken to hospital for treatment.
But police say he then died at home yesterday - a post-mortem examination is yet to be carried out.
Officers say they want to find out how he came to be injured and whether that was linked to his death.
Walsall boss Dean Keates expects Saturday's League One 'six pointer' against fellow strugglers Northampton to be nervy.
Read MoreDave Bradley
Cricket commentator
Worcestershire's pitch looks to have fully recovered following the customary flood problem at New Road earlier this year.
At the start of April, over two-thirds of the outfield was under water following prolonged heavy rain throughout March.
Worcestershire's first home County Championship game starts tomorrow against Nottinghamshire and it looks like the flooding issues are now a distant memory:
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Strikers Saido Berahino and Jese Rodriguez will not be recalled to Stoke's first-team despite a lack of goals, says manager Paul Lambert.
Read MoreSocial media and the internet are being partly blamed by police for the rise in certain crimes in Staffordshire., external
Figures from the Office for National Statistics show recorded cases of violence are up 14% in 2017 compared with 2016.
The force says a large proportion of that increase is down to offenders using social media to threaten and intimidate victims.
There's also been a 22% rise in rape and sex offences and officers say some of that is down to people having more ways, on and off-line, to find and engage potential victims.
Responding to the overall rise of 11% in recorded crime in 2017, Staffordshire Police says it's going put more money into more neighbourhood police officers in the next year.
The head of English rugby, Steve Brown says the current financial situation at many Premiership clubs is a concern.
Read MoreA man has been keeping a war grave tidy for more than 25 years after seeing it near a relative's plot.
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Carl Jackson
A £65m expansion to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital has been approved, despite widespread concerns about parking problems.
One councillor compared the lack of spaces to the number of lifeboats on the Titanic, branding the infrastructure at the Edgbaston site a "disaster".
But Birmingham City Council’s planning committee heard the main QE building was operating at near full capacity and a new facility was desperately needed.
The scheme, funded by Healthcare UK, will see the Postgraduate Centre opposite the women’s hospital demolished and replaced by a new, partly private, seven-storey specialist facility.
Anthony Ashley has been sentenced to 22 years in prison over a campaign of abuse decades ago.
Read MoreMatt Sandoz
Stoke City commentator, BBC Radio Stoke
The Stoke City boss says Liverpool will still put a good side out against them on Saturday even if they decide to rest a few players.
Jurgen Klopp's team will go into the game off the back of their 5-2 beating of Roma in Tuesday's first leg of their Champions League semi-final at Anfield.
The second leg is next week, but Potters' manager Paul Lambert isn't expecting an easy ride as Stoke battle to survive in the Premier League.
Quote MessageWhether Liverpool rest one or two I don't know, that is up to Jurgen Klopp. They still have a good team whatever one we face on Saturday."
Paul Lambert, Stoke City manager
Emergency services checked flooded vehicles in Wednesbury after a burst water pipe caused major problems.
Read MoreShefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today
It will turn cloudy tonight with the chance of rain later and lows of 4C (45F).
Thirteen key landmarks across the West Midlands are being turned orange from 19:00 tonight to highlight promised improvements in the region's infrastructure.
Under the terms of its franchise, West Midlands Railways will introduce new rail services are from December,
Richard Brooks from the firm said it is also "looking at the feasibility of seven new stations" in the region.
He said the train operator wanted to "play our part" in the "economic prosperity in the region".
The Hive in Worcestershire (pictured), Lady Godiva statue in Coventry, Walsall Art Gallery, the Lord Hill Column in Shrewsbury and Lichfield Clock Tower are among the buildings being illuminated tonight.