Three of Shrewsbury Town's key players will be looking to leave on a high this weekend, with victory in the League One play-off final.

Goalkeeper Dean Henderson from Manchester United has been a big part of the team's unexpected success this season, along with Carlton Morris and Ben Godfrey from Norwich.

Henderson said when he came to the club his aim was to play as many games as he could, but their third-place finish this season was a "fantastic achievement" and he really believes they can win promotion at Wembley.

Tim Moule, the safeguarding lead at his ex-school had more than 3,500 indecent images, a court hears.

The government didn't appear to be aware of construction giant Carillion's financial troubles until six months before its collapse, external, a committee of MPs has said today.

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Risk assessments carried out by the government into the Wolverhampton-based firm have been published today by the Public Accounts Committee.

The assessments are carried out on a Red-Amber-Green scale.

Carillion collapsed under a £1.5bn debt pile in January. It employed 43,000 people, about 20,000 of them in the UK, thousands of whom have lost their jobs.

The MPs say Carillion was given a risk rating of amber for months but wasn't downgraded to red by the government until after it issued a profit warning in July.

A 22-year-old man was found fatally shot in a car in Handsworth, Birmingham.

Shropshire Star

These are headlines from the Shropshire Star today:

• Bridgnorth girl violently ill after falling into pub sewage tank, external
• Wales' trains to be run by European consortium, external
• firefighter saves blaze firm that catered for his wedding, external

A man in a car has been attacked with a hammer in Birmingham in front of his baby girl, external. in what police are treating as an attempted carjacking.

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Police say the 22-year-old was on School Road, Yardley Wood, on Friday night when two men tapped on the car's window, wanting him to open the door.

He refused and one of them smashed the window, opened the door and then hit him around the head, before he shouted that his nine-month-old girl was in the car.

The force says the attackers then fled, leaving the victim needing hospital treatment. He was later discharged after being treated for bruising and a head injury.

BBC Midlands Today

A new critical care vehicle will be on the road in Birmingham from next week with the aim of getting faster treatment for people badly hurt in incidents.

Staffed by paramedics from the Midlands Air Ambulance, they will be able to use specialist skills to deal with critically ill and injured patients at the scene rather than waiting to get them to hospital.

The vehicle is being brought to make it faster to treat patients who live in built up areas and are suffering from medical issues like heart attacks or strokes.

You can watch more on Midlands Today at 13:30 on BBC One.

The girl became pregnant at 13 by a relative in Pakistan who she was then forced to marry.

Aston Villa have had a message of support from Hollywood star Tom Hanks, ahead of their play-off final against Fulham this weekend.

About 38,000 Villa fans have bought tickets for Wembley and while Hanks can't be there himself, he wanted to wish them good luck.

Jack Dowling
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke

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A car's been destroyed in a suspected arson attack., external

The fire service tackled the blaze on Woodland Court, Alsager, just after midnight last night.

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The Truth Project, external, part of the independent inquiry into child sex exploitation, says it'll return to Telford later in the year, if there's demand from victims.

The team is already booked to make three week-long visits to the town between now and July and says 25 people have booked sessions so far.

Last night, Telford councillors met to begin the process of setting up another inquiry into child sex exploitation in the town.

Crewe Chronicle

The Crewe Chronicle's top stories today include:

• Luxury Porsche stolen from Sandbach dealership, external
• Work to start on £300K urban park project in Middlewich, external
• Police appeal for witnesses following burglary in Nantwich, external

The restricted parking is enforceable and signage will be reviewed, the council says.

Lucy King
News Editor, BBC Radio Stoke

A train driver had to lie down on railway tracks to avoid being hit by another train and was about "three seconds" away being hit by another train, according to an official accident report.

It happened in March, but the Rail Accident Investigation Branch's (RAIB) report has just been published today., external

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It says the driver had stopped to check a fault with his train’s brakes just north of Stafford station and was outside the carriages.

A fast train then came past at about 85 mph (137 km/h) and he had to get down on the floor to avoid being hit.

The RAIB says the driver was left "shaken" by the near miss and the incident's being blamed on a mistake by signal staff.

BBC Weather Watchers

The sun looks to not just have its hat on today, but also a string vest and maybe a knotted hankie.

These sunny photos have come from BBC Weather Watchers Azzarh in Stafford, Di's walk in Moseley and Margrose in Bromsgrove:

Image source, Azzarh

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Image source, Margrose

BBC Sport

Worcestershire's former director of cricket, who was sacked after an investigation into his conduct last year, has been named as a scout for England.

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Steve Rhodes, along with former England players Marcus Trescothick, James Taylor, Chris Read, Glen Chapple, and Richard Dawson will report to new national selector Ed Smith.

The scouts will compile reports on potential England players and report to Smith, head coach Trevor Bayliss and a full-time England selector.

Rhodes, who has 11 England Test caps and made nine ODI appearances, spent 33 years as a player and coach at Worcestershire before being sacked.

A former head teacher who admitted covertly filming students in the school changing rooms has been jailed for four years and four months at Stafford Crown Court.

Timothy Moule, 47, from Cressage in Shropshire, had also admitted making indecent images of children.

The Crown Prosecution Service said he was reported to the police after a concerned parent had found social media messages from him to her son.

Jeanette Bryant, from the CPS, said Moule had chosen to "ignore" child protection policies and abused "his position of trust" by filming pupils.

Coventry City have now sold more than 32,000 tickets for their League Two play-off final match against Exeter on Monday.

The club says it's still possible to get one, but from now on you will have to buy an e-ticket and print it out yourself.

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Shrewsbury Town have now sold over 10,000 tickets for their League One play-off final on Sunday - close to the number they took to Wembley for the Checkatrade Trophy final last month.

Alex Lester
Presenter, BBC WM

A woman has thanked hospital staff for letting her watch the Royal Wedding even as surgeons operated on her.

Image source, Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust

Prince Harry, 33, and Meghan, 36, were married at Windsor Castle on Saturday.

Jean Smith, 80, told BBC WM she was devastated when she thought she was going to miss the event after falling and breaking her ankle.

But staff at Walsall Manor Hospital provided a special TV for her which she was able to watch, while wearing a hat they made for her and waving a flag., external

Wasps sign Maori All-Blacks wing Ambrose Curtis and lock Charlie Matthews from Premiership rivals Harlequins for next season.