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The New Saints have made their first signing of the new season, picking up former Wigan, Carlisle and Hamilton midfielder Danny Redmond.
The 27-year-old, who is five foot and two inches tall, started out with the Everton Academy,
Image source, Getty ImagesDelicate work to check if mortar shells discovered today are still active could take until tomorrow, police say, external.
Businesses were evacuated and the area was sealed off after they were found at a building site in Chasetown.
Army bomb disposal officers are now on the site, which used to be a munitions factory.
If the shells are still active, officers say they'll be detonated safely and, if that has to happen on site, the nearby A5190 will be shut.
A judge in Nottingham said the words used were "shocking, disgusting, appalling and disgraceful".
Read MoreJesse Richards was attacked over a drugs debt and died in 2009, but his body has never been found.
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The whole of the M6 southbound has been closed near Stafford after a muti-vehicle crash., external
Highways England says it's temporarily shut the carriageway between J13 and J12 and warns drivers to expect delays.
Image source, Highways England
Jack Dowling
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke
Part of Stoke-on-Trent that has been left derelict for more than a decade is going to be turned into affordable housing. , external
The city council says 26 apartments and houses will go on land off Norfolk Street, Shelton if planning permission is approved.
Image source, GoogleThe Tamworth Herald's covering these stories today:
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Trains are being delayed through part of Dudley after a vehicle's hit a bridge., external
West Midlands Railway says it's happened at Lye.
AFC Telford United say they will be staying part-time., external
The idea of going full-time had been considered, but chairman Andy Pryce said "at our current level of income and investment this is not possible".
Image source, Getty ImagesMr Pryce also said the club would continue to look for extra income and extra investment.
Emily Wolstencroft
BBC News
This "urban garden" is slightly different from the usual million-pound show garden we see at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Rob Dicken and his window boxes
But Rob Dicken from Wolverhampton thought they stood a chance, and so emailed the Royal Horticultural Society asking to be exhibited - and they responded.
We arranged for garden designers Kate Saville and Tamara Bridge to give him some horticultural tips.
Armed police officers have been stood down after reports of a man with a knife near a Stoke-on-Trent school.
They were called to Joyce Avenue, close to the Haywood Academy, but said there was no risk those at the school, or nearby.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe school was in lockdown for a time as a precaution and parents say children were hiding in cupboards and under desks, with furniture pushed up against doors.
The lockdown is now over.
Noel and Liam Gallagher will headline Radio 2's Biggest Weekend in May - at separate sites.
Read MoreTwo boys aged 13 and 17, arrested on suspicion of murder, have been bailed, police say.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai is to help plan parties at her Oxford college, after being elected as a social secretary by her fellow students.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 20-year-old, whose family lives in Birmingham, is currently finishing the first year of a degree at Lady Margaret Hall.
She was chosen to join the Junior Common Room (JCR) Executive Committee in elections at the college last week.
They will now be fitted in 213 blocks in Birmingham after initial plans stalled.
Read MorePolice have released a CCTV image of a man suspected of punching a match steward in the face at the Shrewsbury Town versus Charlton play-off match on 13 May.
They say they believe he is a Charlton supporter and while the image is blurred, they hope it might jog someone's memory.
Image source, West Mercia Police
Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke
Armed police officers are searching for a man who may be carrying a knife in part of Stoke-on-Trent.
Image source, GoogleThey were called to Joyce Avenue near to Haywood Academy, Burslem, but stress there is no risk those at the school, or nearby.
The school tweeted that it was in lockdown for a time this afternoon as a precaution but says that is now over, external
Ben Godfrey
BBC Midlands Today
Bomb disposal experts are checking a building site in Staffordshire where a large number of mortar shells were found earlier today.
Police say the officers from the Army are in Chasetown, external and the area remains cordoned off to the public.
The force says the land used to be a munitions factory and the experts are checking whether the shells are already disarmed, but it could take three to four hours.
The roads minister Jesse Norman has promised the government will to "look closely" at calls to increase capacity on the A5.
He was responding in parliament to the Conservative MP for Rugby, Mark Pawsey, who called for "detailed work" to improve "both safety and capacity".
Image source, UK ParliamentMr Norman said the government acknowledged this was a "very important matter" and that it was well aware of the "strategic importance" of the road.
Quote MessageThe A5 through Warwickshire and Leicestershire is an important strategic route throughout the midlands and is a valuable relief road in the event holdups on the M6, which can happen from time to time. It's however mostly single carriageway and with significant amounts of development proposed along the route."
Mark Pawsey, MP for Rugby
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