Phil Mackie
Midlands correspondent, BBC News

Neighbours in part of Wolverhampton say they're shocked at the news that a 15-year-old boy's died in a stabbing.

Keelan Wilson's grandfather described him as an "angel".

He was taken to hospital after police were called to Langley Road, Merry Hill, last night, but died in hospital.

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Keelan was due to start college in September and had also raised money for charity by having all of his long hair cut off for Great Ormond Street Hospital.

The family we have spoken to here are absolutely devastated.

The Warwickshire players were just preparing to start bowling against Northamptonshire, but they've been frustrated by the rain again.

The start of the match has already been delayed a couple of times and reduced to 33 overs a side, so we'll wait to see what this latest hold-up will mean.

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BBC News

A man who crawled into a house fire to rescue an elderly woman from the blaze has been honoured for his bravery., external

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The fire service says they were called to the home on South Street, Stoke-on-Trent in December.

But they say, before they arrived, Geoffrey Handley had heard a cry for help and crawled into the house on his hands and knees.

He dragged a woman in her 80s to safety with both of them needing treatment after breathing in smoke.

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There is a broken-down lorry closing two lanes of the M6 northbound near junction six for Birmingham.

Highways England said there were already long delays there, following an earlier collision.

The open top bus is ready to take the Coventry City players on a tour of the city this evening, following their play-off win on Monday.

And there has been an alteration to the route - it will now be visiting Longfellow Road, as a tribute to the Platt-May family, who lost brothers Casper and Corey in a car crash earlier in the year.

The club said it had been "deeply affected by the tragedy".

The body of a man has been pulled out of the River Avon in Stratford-upon-Avon.

It was discovered by specialist dive teams just before 18:30 last night, Warwickshire Police said.

The force said officers want to talk to anyone who saw a man enter the water on Friday night at Riverside.

Dudley News

The Dudley News has these main headlines today:

• High Street crash left cyclist in critical condition, external
• Tributes paid after death of former club's chairman and president, external
• Garden opens to public to raise money for good causes, external

Cows and sheep were welcomed into Worcester Cathedral this morning, for a service to launch next month's Royal Three Counties Show.

The organisers invited past winners, two of each, as part of celebrations to mark 60 years of the event being held at the Malvern showground.

The agricultural society that organises the event is more than 220 years old and had to get special permission to allow the animals in.

The case of a driver who killed two boys in Coventry is referred to the Court of Appeal.

The umpires have been out again at Edgbaston and have decided to keep the players inside a bit longer, until the rain can clear.

The latest plan is for the match against Northamptonshire to start at 16:45.

It will be reduced to a 33-over-a-side match.

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A planning battle between music icons Robbie Williams and Jimmy Page is to drag on after a council failed to reach a decision on the singer's swimming pool plans for his west London home.

Former Led Zeppelin guitarist Page had opposed the Stoke-on-Trent-born singer's proposals for a basement with pool at his home.

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Neighbour Page argued that excavations would be "catastrophic" for his Grade I listed Gothic-style Tower House.

But Kensington and Chelsea Council's planning committee deferred a decision.

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Warwickshire's Chris Woakes and Worcestershire's Moeen Ali are both in England's one-day international squads to face Scotland and Australia in June.

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They're in the squad for the one-off ODI in Edinburgh on 10 June and then for when England host Australia in a five-match series starting on 13 June.

Parts of Worcester are to become dog-free zones under new powers adopted by the city council

The Public Spaces Protection Order means they won't be allowed at all in Astwood and St John's cemeteries and must be kept on the lead at all times in Gheluvelt Park.

The order will also limit the number of dogs which can be walked in a public place in the city by one person to four.

Lines have reopened but services may be "cancelled, delayed or revised" until the end of service.

Barriers are being installed in the centre of Coventry for this evening's open top bus parade.

More than 30,000 people travelled to see Coventry City win their League Two play-off match at Wembley on Monday and large numbers are expected for their victory celebrations from 17:00.

Liz Ellis
Presenter, BBC Radio Stoke

A man who's been an unlicensed sperm donor for five years says he doesn't advertise what he does as he would be overwhelmed with messages on Facebook.

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Based in Staffordshire, Clive Jones, 62, says he goes on the social media site and can quickly find couples, ladies advertising that they need a donor.

He says if someone is close to his location and he's not too busy, he'll message them and set up a donation.

Mr Jones says he then parks his van on a nearby street and, because sperm can only live for a short time outside the body, external, he "produces his sample" in the van into a pot, before taking it to the house in a syringe - he even has a curtain installed in the van.

Coventry City manager Mark Robins says he hopes to build on the success of their promotion-winning season and that fans will be encouraged to buy more season tickets.

With the possible exception of the 2016-17 EFL Trophy, you could argue Coventry City's victory in the League Two play-off final on Monday was their biggest triumph since the 1987 FA Cup. Their sixth-place in the division was their highest finish to a season since 1970.

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Robins is also looking to strengthen his squad for League One and wants the extra revenue from season ticket sales to boost his spending power.

Save our Brine Baths campaigns to return brine baths to Droitwich Spa after they shut in 2009.

The channel is moving ahead with plans to open a national headquarters outside London.