Man hits car with machete in road rage attackpublished at 17:07 Greenwich Mean Time 10 December 2020
A video shows the man hitting a car windscreen with a large knife.
Read MoreA video shows the man hitting a car windscreen with a large knife.
Read MoreThe 17-year-olds - two boys and a girl - are accused of murdering Sohail Ali.
Read MoreIt's cloudy, dry and dull today with just the chance of a few showers around. High: 7C/45F.
Things will remain cloudy tonight with a band of rain moving in from the west which could be heavy in places before turning patchy and easing by dawn. Low: 6C/43F.
You can stay up-to-date on your local weather forecast by going to the BBC Weather website.
Police say 18 fines have been issued at Walsall Wood FC during lockdown.
Read MoreIt's going to be another chilly day, with temperatures rising to not much higher than 5C (41F).
This afternoon we could see some thick cloud and possibly some light rain.
Sohail Ali was fatally attacked in a park in Winson Green, Birmingham, on Friday afternoon.
Read MoreJack Donoghue was the victim of an "appalling and senseless" attack during a night out in Solihull.
Read MoreOfficers issue a raft of fines and believe Covid-19 restrictions have been flouted there since April.
Read MoreA fall in rates of coronavirus has been recorded across the West Midlands apart from in Staffordshire Moorlands.
In the seven days to 3 December Public Health England figures show the rate there has crept up slightly from 198 per 100,000 population to 202.
The biggest week-on-week drop is in North Warwickshire, down from 251 to 118.
Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire are currently in tier two with the rest of the West Midlands in tier three.
The highest rate in the region is for Stoke-on-Trent at 348 and the lowest is for Stratford-on-Avon - 47 per 100,000 people.
Four people in all are suspected of murdering a 29-year-old man injured to the chest and back.
Read MoreToday's roll-out of the vaccination programme has been labelled a "momentous achievement."
Taiwo Owatemi, MP for Coventry North West, tweeted her congratulations to the team at University Hospital who have "worked through the clock to keep Coventry safe."
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"Gross failings" at Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley meant Simon Smith's sepsis went undetected.
Read MoreAn inquiry finds "mismanagement in the administration" of a rehabilitation charity in Birmingham.
Read MoreParts of the West Midlands are being warned to expect more thick fog this evening and tomorrow.
Following a weather warning this morning, the Met Office has issued a yellow alert for fog from 16:00 until 11:00 on Tuesday., external
It says it could lead to slower bus and train services along with other travel disruption.
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Mist and fog will linger through the morning and it will feel chilly. Some crisp sunshine is expected this afternoon when the mist and fog clears. High: 3C/37F.
Keep up-to-date with the latest forecast for your area via the BBC Weather website.
Persistent fog could cause some travel disruption across parts of the West Midlands this morning, the Met Office is warning. , external
A yellow warning for fog is in place until 11:00.
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Read MoreMark Woodcock had his colon removed in August but hopes to return to work in the new year.
Read MoreThere will be no increase in bus fares in the region, National Express West Midlands has announced.
David Bradford, Managing Director of National Express West Midlands, said: “We think our customers have been through quite enough change for one year.
"Keeping our fares as low as we can is the right thing to do."
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