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Early areas of mist, fog and low cloud will lift this morning to leave a mainly dry day with long spells of sunshine. It will be another warm day with highs of 20C.
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BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
Jordan Willis, Jordan Shipley (pictured) and Jack Grimmer all struck for Coventry in the second half to reward the thouands of Sky Blues fans who made the trip to Wembley yesterday.
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageIt's so pleasing, with the season we had last year and to come back up straight away, it means a lot. To give the fans something to cheer about straight away, well, I'm just happy.
Jordan Willis, Coventry City goal scorer
Boss Mark Robins says it's been "very hard work but it's credit to the players and staff".
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Amy Cole
BBC Midlands Today
After torrential rain hit parts of the region over the Bank Holiday, Birmingham City Council says it will analyse what happened and work out how to prevent further flooding.
Selly Oak and Selly Park were particularly bad after thunderstorms caused flash flooding.
Yesterday residents were left clearing up the damage.
Carina Thompson was flooded two years ago and is furious that a proper flood defence scheme is still not in place.
Quote MessageThe dirt, the mess and the aggro from the insurance company. To be quite honest it is extremely upsetting and this shouldn't have happened. it happened two years ago and people could've protected us.
Carina Thompson, Selly Oak resident
BBC Midlands Today
A drainage engineer who's being hailed as a hero hopes to meet up with the man he saved from drowning.
Ben Lees, 25, was heading home on Sunday night when he was forced to take a different road in Walsall due to flooding.
He spotted a submerged vehicle and dived into flood water to save a man who was trapped in his car.
Quote MessageIt's been overwhelming, I just did what I had to do. He was in shock. I knew I'd be alright because I could swim. I've spoken to him and he's just very grateful.
Ben Lees, Rescued a driver after he got trapped in flood water
Coventry City fans are celebrating their club’s first promotion in more than 50 years.
The Sky Blues beat Exeter City 3-1 yesterday in the League Two play-off final.
Image source, Getty ImagesAbout 40,000 Coventry supporters were at Wembley to see them secure an immediate return to League One.
Here's striker Jordan Ponticelli summing up his feelings...
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BBC News Travel
A broken down train at Tile Hill is causing disruption to journeys between Coventry and Birmingham International, the National Rail website reports., external
As a result of this, trains may cancelled, revised or be delayed by up to 25 minutes.
Disruption will continue until 08:00.
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Any early mist and fog will lift to leave another warm day today with spells of sunshine.
We could see the odd shower which could turn heavy and thundery. Highs 19C (66°F).
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