Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves has been left out of Portugal's squad for the World Cup.

The club's record signing, who helped them to promotion this season, was included in a provisional 35-man squad by manager Fernando Santos, but was cut when it was trimmed down to the final 23.

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Neves was thought to have a good chance of going to Russia after starting the 2-1 friendly win over Egypt in March.

An agreement has been reached to allow a college union to represent staff employed by Coventry University Group (CU).

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The University and College Union (UCU) said staff employed at the university had been denied trade union representation at the organisation since it was set up five years ago.

The agreement will allow staff to be represented by the UCU on issues including pay and working conditions, it said.

A jockey trained by Herefordshire's Venetia Williams has been jailed for 10 months after pleading guilty to drink-driving.

Charlie Deutsch, 21, also pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and escaping police custody.

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He was banned from driving for 17 months by Gloucester Crown Court.

Penguins at the National Sea Life Centre in Birmingham have been joining in the royal wedding celebrations, with a street party inside their aquarium.

They were fed an afternoon tea of "fishy treats" including an fish-filled ice cake.

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Staff at the centre said the penguins had been showing an interest in photos of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, so they decided they should get them involved.

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The highest speed clocked was a biker travelling at 91 mph and a motorist travelling at 85 mph.

Colleagues of the former Police and Crime Commissioner Bill Longmore have been paying tribute to him after his death, following a long battle with cancer.

He was the first person to take up the post with the West Mercia force, being elected in 2012 after pledging to give away part of his salary to victims groups, charities and others.

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Warwickshire PCC, Philip Seccombe said his counterpart faced the tough task of establishing the role with effectively a "blank sheet of paper" and that his family should be proud of his "remarkable life of achievement".

Former Warwickshire PCC Ron Ball, who was elected at the same time as Mr Longmore, said he was "saddened and really surprised" to hear of his death and had always thought if him as "indestructible".

Mr Ball went on to describe him as a "very genuine, warm and sincere man".

Shropshire Star

Here are some of the stories on the Shropshire Star website today:

• Cleared court suspect is 'dumped' 53 miles from his Shropshire home, external
• Former West Mercia PCC Bill Longmore dies, external
• Telford Mothercare branch set to remain open, external

He was also known for his dedication to sport in the community, receiving an Unsung Hero award.

Justin Timberlake has apologised to fans after cancelling three UK shows, including Birmingham Arena on 28 June.

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Another city date, scheduled for 27 June will now be honoured at the new date of 27 August.

The singer has delayed the start of the European leg of his The Man Of The Woods tour, Live Nation announced.

A statement from Live Nation said: "Justin Timberlake and Live Nation apologise for any inconvenience to fans."

Sarah Portlock
BBC News

This Lego giraffe was peering over the wall as I made my way into work earlier.

It looks like preparations for the new Legoland Discovery Centre at Arena Birmingham are in full swing.

The attraction is due to open this summer although a date has not yet been announced.

Matt Sandoz
Stoke City commentator, BBC Radio Stoke

Stoke City defender Erik Pieters says he has no plans to move clubs this summer.

The full back has still got two years left on his contract, which he says he intends to see through.

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The Netherlands international also said he would have to "go and clear my head" this summer, because relegation to the Championship was "hard to take".

A former Shropshire school football coach has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison after being found guilty of a number of child sex offences.

Joe Hall, who is 26 and from Brands Farm Way in Randlay in Telford, will serve half of that sentence on licence. He was given a sexual harm prevention order for 14 years and prevented from working with children in the future.

His victims were under the age of 15 and the offences included causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity while in the presence of children and causing a child to watch an image of sexual activity.

A workman at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital had to be rescued from a roof after injuring both his ankles.

West Midlands Ambulance service said the man in his 30s slipped while walking on a plank and had to be brought down by firefighters with an aerial platform.

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He was then put in an ambulance and driven the very short distance to the accident and emergency department.

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Coventry Live

These are some of the main stories on the Coventry Live website today:

• Transport links improvement scheme gets £23m, external
• Retired teacher who sexually abused boy to be sentenced, external
• Coventry wins European City of Sport 2019, external

Chelsea Platt-May described brother Reece as her "protector" and "friend".

The owners of the In2beds stores say they haven't gone into administration, despite rumours circulating after the closure of its shops in Stoke-on-Trent and Taunton in Somerset.

Its store on Etruria Road, Hanley, has been shut since the weekend with windows covered in whitewash and a sign claiming the store is "undergoing refurbishment".

But the business has now produced a statement to say it has decided to "take a step back and consider the viability of the business moving forward".

It added: "we do not expect any of our customers to be out of pocket because of this situation" and apologised for the inconvenience the closures might cause.

Shropshire's Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt hospital says its planned veterans' orthopaedic centre will provide a "full range of orthopaedic care to veterans and serving military personnel".

And it will provide that "specialist care" in an "environment that is familiar to them" it added.

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The centre will be overseen by a serving British officer and consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Lieutenant Colonel Carl Meyer, who said that it was his dream to open a dedicated centre like this.

A motorcyclist has been clocked travelling at 91mph at the site of a crash in Birmingham that saw six people die.

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Speed enforcement officers said 101 people had been prosecuted this month for speeding at Belgrave Middleway, near Edgbaston.

Cars have been clocked at 79mph and 85mph, the force tweeted, external, with 15 drivers caught doing 60mph in the 40mph zone.

A petition with more than 28,000 signatures demanding safety measures at the scene has been handed to the city council.

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a teenager was stabbed to death in Sutton Coldfield yesterday.

The teenager handed himself into a police station in the early hours of this morning, West Midlands Police said.

They will be put on the head of a pin and in the eye of a needle and auctioned off for charity.