Man dies and another injured in stabbingpublished at 16:08 British Summer Time 15 July 2018
Police said the men know each other, and they are not looking for anyone else after the incident.
Read MorePolice said the men know each other, and they are not looking for anyone else after the incident.
Read MoreThe 17-year-old victim has undergone emergency surgery and remains in a critical condition.
Read MorePolice said a man wearing a motorcycle helmet fired at the pub before leaving the scene in a car.
Read MoreWalsall defender Kory Roberts suffers a suspected broken leg in his side's pre-season friendly defeat by Stoke City.
Read MoreBrodie Smith had set off for his school prom alone when he was met by the five girls in their car.
Read MoreMembers of Women Against State Pension Inequality say some members will each lose thousands of pounds.
Read MoreGordon Nutt, 68, from Wolverhampton died after a collision with a car on the motorway.
Read MoreHe was seen fleeing the road where Riasat Bi, 86, was found stabbed to death in her home.
Read MoreThe 19-month-old boy died in hospital after being hit by the van before midday on Friday in Billesley.
Read MoreWorcestershire Rapids maintain their perfect T20 Blast start against Northamptonshire, but Sussex lose their 100% record.
Read MoreTwo people are arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury through dangerous driving.
Read MoreRebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
The rain's finally arrived today for parts of the West Midlands after the long heatwave - here's how your weekend is looking:
If you want to get a latest forecast for your area at any other time, head to the BBC Weather website.
Andrew Dawkins
BBC News
People have been protesting against Donald Trump in Birmingham this evening.
The gathering in Victoria Square outside the Council House coincides with the US president's trip to the UK.
Among the protesters was Jenny Marshall, 38, from Birmingham. She said: "By letting him visit this country, we're endorsing him and that's disgusting. He's anti-Muslim, he's anti-women and reproductive rights."
Jim Wilson, 73, from the city, said: "He's basically using immigration as a way of stirring up right-wing (forces) in America."
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Tom Dare
Work to turn a former brownfield site in Walsall into a thriving commercial district is set to be completed by Christmas.
The 35,000 square ft site, in Littleton Street West, is set to host a 60-bedroom Travelodge hotel, drive-through takeaway and three retail units.
It will also see the creation of more than 100 jobs for the local area.
This is after it was granted £6.9m in funding from the West Midlands Combined Authority’s Collective Investment Fund.
The 17-year-old boy has undergone emergency surgery and remains in a critical condition.
Read MoreBirmingham patients are taking part in a pilot project where they book video consultations with a GP.
Read MoreLenny Henry has graduated with a PhD today from Royal Holloway University in London.
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The Dudley actor completed a course in Media Arts after previously earning an MA in Screenwriting.
His research work has included the critical analysis of black and ethnic minorities in sports films.
The device is disguised as a packet of cigarettes and had an auction estimate of just £80-£100.
Read MoreThe West Midlands Police Federation has welcomed an apology after it was revealed some officers deployed to work on the US president's visit had to sleep in conditions described as "an absolute disgrace".
Pictures posted on social media showed rows of camp beds in a gymnasium, to be used for officers after 12-hour shifts policing Donald Trump's visit.
Essex Police's Assistant Chief Constable Pippa Mills has said sorry.
Steve Grange, of the Police Federation, said: "Of course, we appreciate the apology and the acknowledgement that they got this wrong but I still question how anyone could really have looked at the set-up of the sports halls and thought that it was suitable accommodation for police officers?”
Manager Frank Lampard expects last season's Championship top scorer Matej Vydra to stay at Derby County.
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