Sir Mo Farah will look to book his place for Tokyo 2020 at the British Athletics 10,000m Championships next month.

The four-time Olympic champion is making his return to the 10,000m - after winning his sixth world title in 2017.

The first two athletes in the men's trial event who hold an Olympic qualifying standard will automatically qualify for this summer's Games with Team GB.

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Farah will be joined in the 12-strong team at the University of Birmingham on 5 June by Marc Scott, Eilish McColgan and Jessica Judd.

Team leader Rob Denmark said: "We will be looking to achieve the highest possible placing in both the men's and women's team standings and we are confident that the athletes selected can deliver successful results on home soil."

Last week, we told you how a number of people were injured in an incident where shots were fired in a Walsall street, after a crash involving two cars.

West Midlands Police have now said a 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and is currently being questioned.

Four others arrested in connection with the incident have been released on bail.

A man aged 20, and 34-year-old woman, who were injured are still in hospital in a stable condition.

Det Insp Chris Fox said: "We remain determined to fully understand what happened that day and who was responsible."

PC Benjamin Monk's trial hears he allegedly fired a Taser at Dalian Atkinson three times.

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Ofsted cannot conduct an impartial review into allegations of sex abuse in schools, a teaching union says.

BBC Weather

Today will see patchy cloud and scattered showers throughout.

Showers may turn locally heavy, but there will be plenty of sunshine in between, particularly in the afternoon. Highs of 12C to 15C (54F to 59F).

Tonight showers will clear, but cloud will build in and it will become overcast. A few outbreaks of rain may push in during the early hours of Thursday. Lows of 8C to 11C (46F to 52F).

The Godivas have been selected for their "unique stories" to help celebrate the women of Coventry.

Implemented eight months ago, the scheme has sparked a "divisive conversation" in Kings Heath.

Murder-accused PC Benjamin Monk was seen standing above Dalian Atkinson in a Telford street in 2016.

Carl Harris is the last resident on a Birmingham street that is earmarked for redevelopment.

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A trial is due in September following the death of father-of-one Nathan Burton.

Poet and playwright Kay Rufai will work with young people and West Midlands Police.

BBC Weather

After a largely dry start showers will develop for many areas, with some potentially thundery at times.

The showers will eventually die away leaving a dry evening with highs of 15°C (59°F).

A union criticised the firm for a "cynical and shocking stunt" and urged it to deliver the bonus.

Ex-footballer Dalian Atkinson died after PC Benjamin Monk deployed his Taser, a trial hears.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are to visit the West Midlands later this week as part of a week-long campaign highlighting mental health awareness.

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They'll visit local organisations that support children and young people, Kensington Palace has announcd.

The duchess has spoken about her wish to "break the stigma" around the topic.

This year’s theme is about nature and the important role it can play to help improve mental wellbeing, as well as its power to prevent or aid recovery from poor mental health.

Mayor Andy Street says the project will deliver "hundreds if not nearly a thousand jobs".

Police believe the remains, found under a Birmingham footpath, have been there "for some time".

BBC Weather

Widespread showers will develop throughout the day with highs of 8°C (46°F).