Claudia Berry
BBC News

A double amputee says he's been waiting for more than two years for a stairlift to his first floor apartment.

Stephen Sadler, who has lost an arm and a leg, says he has to crawl down a shared staircase to leave. He is also awaiting modifications to his bathroom.

When he bought the flat on the outskirts of Hereford he was an able-bodied GP. Mr Sadler lost his limbs after developing the condition body dysmorphic disorder.

Herefordshire Council say they're urgently working to speed up the process and say there have been delays due to complications from the committee which run the listed building.

The council says it will soon start work on to create a wet room.

You can watch Stephen's story on Facebook., external

Stephanie Barnard
BBC News

In recent months we've covered several stories about paramedics coming under fire - from the paramedic who was bitten while treating a patient to an abusive note left on the windscreen of an ambulance.

Today - we've got better news... A thank you note was left on the vehicle of two ambulance workers in Uttoxeter which read "Big hugs to you all in the ambulance service. You do a fantastic job."

Warwickshire Cricket Club said it's experiencing a high level of calls for Cricket World Cup tickets, which went on sale to members this morning.

Birmingham has been awarded five of the biggest fixtures in next year’s tournament, with the city’s Edgbaston Stadium playing host to four group games and a semi-final.

Members can buy tickets, whilst other members of the public can apply to enter the family ballot., external

England take on 2011 champions India on Sunday, 30 June.

Premiership club Worcester Warriors release Scotland stand-off Tom Heathcote after his succession of head injuries.

Michael Fabricant is accused of posting and re-tweeting further negative comments about a teenager.

About 80,000 people took part in the celebrations for Wolverhampton Wanderer's return to the Premier League in the city, the city council said.

Image source, Wolves Council

Image source, Wolves Council

The Championship-winning team and club officials travelled through the city on two open-top buses before attending a party at West Park, where 30,000 tickets were given away for the event.

Stoke-on-Trent Live

Some of the stories being covered by Stoke-on-Trent Live:

• Grieving parents left heartbroken after yobs steal gnome from their baby's grave, external
• Charlie Adam: Four or five Stoke players have been getting away with murder, external
• Amazing mum-of-seven loses half her body weight, external

Coventry Live
Coventry Live

Some of the headlining stories on the Coventry Live website today are:

• Jogger and beloved pet covered in blood after vicious dog attack, external
• The old Co-op building in Coventry has got its first tenant, external
• Student so ill she 'couldn't stand for longer than 5 minutes' hosts charity knitathon, external

Stephanie Barnard
BBC News

One park in Birmingham looks like it's been left in a sorry mess after the gorgeous bank holiday weekend.

Comedian and proud Brummie Joe Lycett tweeted and posted on Instagram a picture of the rubbish in Cannon Hill Park this morning.

Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam says "four or five" players at the relegated club have been "getting away with murder for a long time".

Work is set to begin to restore a fountain put up in memory of men who died during a World War Two mission.

It commemorates the Czech and Slovak soldiers, based in Leamington Spa, who took part in a successful mission to assassinate a Nazi police chief in Prague.

Image source, Warwick District Council

Their exploits were recounted in the film Operation Anthropoid,starring Cillian Murphy and Jamie Dornan, in 2016.

The fountain in Jephson Gardens will be restored to full working order, hedges replaced and additional roses from the Czech Republic planted.

The Friends of the Czechslovak Memorial Fountain have raised funds for its restoration.

A major road through Nuneaton has been closed to install traffic lights and a pedestrian crossing.

Eastboro Way will be shut between 09:30 and 15:30 for the next five days.

Birmingham Live

Some of today's headlines on the Birmingham Live website:

• Birmingham closing on Superprix deal, external
• Here’s what an underground tube system could look like in Birmingham, external
• Audi destroyed in huge crash in Walsall, external

One lane is closed on the M42 southbound near Tamworth and is causing delays of about 30 minutes.

Facebook

Lots of people have been reacting to the news that Super Prix looks set to return to Birmingham.

Formula 3000 cars last raced on the city's streets in 1990 and many people have been posting on the BBC Midlands Facebook, external page to say they have fond memories.

Michelle Jones posts: "I remember going to it all those years ago. My father in law lived in the high rise flats on Bristol road (opposite the cinema) so had a fabulous view!"

Mac Beth said: "this is excellent ...when i worked at the Holiday Inn by alpha tower, this event was probably the highlight of the year."

Matt Lakin posts: "Great news. I went to the first one as a 10 year old and got totally soaked. Loved it."

BBC Weather

It's back to work with a bump as the Bank Holiday hot weather gives way to rain and cloud.

Bright start will give way to cloud and then rain, High of 16C up to 19C in the sunshine.

More from BBC Weather.

Express and Star

Some of the headline at the Express and Star:

• Off-road bikers to face prison if caught in Sandwell, external
• Dudley man knifed driver in row over car crash, external
• Formula E motor racing heading to the streets of the West Midlands, external

Birmingham New Street has been named as one of Britain's most popular railway stations.

Image source, Getty

Independent watchdog Transport Focus took the views of more than 28,000 people at 56 stations.

The station, which has undergone major reburbishment, was given a 92% "satisfation" ranking - the third highest in the country.

London King's Cross achieved a 96% score and was the most popular station.

Glasgow Queen Street was named the most unpopular.

Birmingham's Super Prix event would put the city alongside the likes of Paris, Berlin and Zurich, the West Midlands Metro Mayor says.

"This will be the UK's race and it's brilliant that it's here rather than in any other UK city," Andy Street said.

"This of course is the centre of the UK's automotive sector and of course that sector is becoming an electric vehicle sector."

The case of a Worcester man who spent 17 years behind bars after being wrongfully convicted of attempted rape, is to be heard at the Supreme Court today. .

Victor Nealon, 53, was convicted of attacking a woman outside a nightclub in Redditch in 1996.

His conviction was quashed in 2013 after a DNA test pointed to "an unknown male" - not Mr Nealon - as being the likely assailant.

His case for compensation, along with that of Sam Hallam, whose conviction was also overturned, will be heard today.

The High Court and Court of Appeal dismissed their compensation cases.