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What happens when your relationship is affected by the UK leaving the EU?
Student Jacky, 19, was born in Germany but lives with her boyfriend Jeff, 22, in Market Drayton, Shropshire.
'I’ll move to Germany but it would be Brexit's fault'
The couple, who have been together more than five years, wanted to buy a house and build a future together.
BBC Sport
Worcestershire's Moeen Ali (pictured) and Warwickshire's Chris Woakes have kept their central contracts with the England and Wales Cricket Board.
Image source, PAThe pair are among seven players who have been given contract covering both Test and white-ball cricket.
Test specialists and those playing in all forms of the game will have their salaries paid in full by the ECB, while those on white-ball contracts will receive their supplement on top of their county salary.
Phil Bowers
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke
Two MPs say they're concerned how the overnight closure of an A&E unit in Shropshire will affect hospital services in Stoke-on-Trent.
Image source, GoogleYesterday, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust Board ruled the Princess Royal Hospital in Telford would suspend services from 20:00 to 08:00 from mid November.
It said the closure was in response to shortages in specialist staff affecting the trust's two A&E departments.
But Stoke-on-Trent Labour MPs Ruth Smeeth and Gareth Snell have both jointly said that they worry the closure could create more pressure on the emergency department at the Royal Stoke University Hospital. , external
They're urging the trust to think "long and hard" about whether they've made the correct decision as they say "this is not the right decision for Stoke-on-Trent”.
Our BBC Weather Watchers in Staffordshire snapped some stunning photos today of the sunrise.
Here are three, from users Jimbob in Stafford, Petestrog in Mow Cop and Matthew in Stone:
Image source, Jimbob
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Image source, MatthewThe Crown Prosecution Service said it "offered no further evidence" in the case.
Read MoreThe Worcester News website has these stories today:
A man has died after three lorries were involved in a crash on the M40 this morning.
The crash happened on the northbound carriageway M40, between J15 and J16 at about 04:15.
Paramedics arrived to find two lorries that were on fire, with a third lorry just in front of them, said the ambulance service.
"Unfortunately the driver of one lorry died at the scene", it said.
The crash happened directly opposite the scene of another lorry on fire, which happened at about 02:50.
It's thought no one was injured in that incident.
A woman who was seriously hurt in a crash has died in hospital., external
Image source, GooglePolice say the 86-year-old was a passenger in a car when it was in a collision with a van near the Bridge Inn pub on Chirk Bank, Oswestry, on 9 September.
Three other people in the car and the driver of the van all suffered minor injuries.
Officers say a 42-year-old man's helping them with their investigation.
The prime minister's cough may have returned just in time for the Conservative conference in Birmingham.
Read MoreA rare Audi Quattro, thought to be one of only two right-hand drive prototypes in existence, is expected to sell for up to £60,000 when it's auctioned in Warwickshire tomorrow.
Image source, Silverstone AuctionsWhen first launched on the market, in 1980, the Quattro was credited with being the first time the mass car market had been introduced to the "intoxicating combination of turbo power and four-wheel drive" said Silverstone Auctions.
A previous owner allowed it to sit in storage for 20 years, it said, before an overhaul and respray costing in excess of £11,600.
It will be auctioned at Dallas Burston Polo Club, Southam, tomorrow with a valuation of £50,000 to £60,000.
A mother who wants to secure help for women who have had a miscarriage takes her campaign to ministers.
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Patrick Burns
Political editor, Midlands
About 11,000 people are expected to converge on Birmingham for the Conservative Party Conference.
The event starts on Sunday and Theresa May is expected to give her keynote speech on the final day on Wednesday.
Image source, Getty ImagesA party conference less than six months before Britain leaves the EU was always bound to be a bumpy ride.
But the events of recent days leave Mrs May just as tightly boxed in as Birmingham's long-suffering drivers.
Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke
Begging could be banned from the centre of Stoke-on-Trent under plans to tackle what police say is a rising amount of anti-social behaviour., external
The city council wants to bring in a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) covering much of Hanley as well a Festival Park and the Portland Street estate.
The authority says it wants to stop people drinking and begging in the street, as well as acting in a way that could cause "alarm or distress" to others.
Staffordshire Police says cases of anti-social behaviour in the area have risen by 6% over the past year, from 1,784 to 1,888.
The council's plans would see people fined £100 if they break the order. The proposals are going out for a six-week consultation until 9 November., external
Phil Bowers
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke
A head teacher in Staffordshire says cuts to funding mean her school will have to pay for building repairs from money meant for children.
Image source, PAEmily Proffitt from Tittensor First School, Stoke-on-Trent, is among hundreds of heads from England and Wales due to attend a rally in central London today, to demand extra cash for schools.
They will meet in Parliament Square before delivering a letter to No 11 Downing Street, amid concerns over work conditions and overcrowded classrooms.
The government says school funds will rise to a record £43.5bn by 2020 and ministers argue a new funding formula will bring more cash to schools.
Quote MessageNormally we have a contingency [fund] in school and most schools now are wiped out of their contingency so that means, for example, if we have anything go wrong with buildings, anything needs replacing that costs thousands of pounds, there is no money available for that and it then has to come out of resources that should be for the children."
Emily Proffitt, Head teacher, Tittensor First School
The motorcyclist, in his 20s and the pedestrian, in his 30s, were both pronounced dead at the scene.
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Coventry Live
Some of today's headlines on the Coventry Live website are:
It is proposed to reduce the age range at Al-Hijrah in Birmingham by September next year.
Read MoreKylie Minogue will be making platform announcements in Birmingham today to mark BBC Music Day.
The singer has recorded a series of messages encouraging commuters to share their love of music.
"Please let passengers sing and dance their way off the train first before trying to get on board," says the star in one of the announcements.
Birmingham City Council Workplace Choirs will also be singing around the city, starting at Snow Hill station at 12:00.
Faith Page
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
People are being urged to "wear red" today to show support and raise money to fund treatment in USA for a four-year-old boy with a rare form of leukaemia.
A new treatment, which could help Zac Oliver from Broseley, in Shropshire, has recently been offered on the NHS, but he does not qualify due to strict requirements.
His family are now trying to raise £500,000 in seven weeks for treatment in Philadelphia.
Quote MessageWearing red is wonderful and sharing support is wonderful but it is about raising money and we've got no idea how much money this will raise."
Selina Graham, Fundraiser
Facebook users have been sharing their photos of themselves wearing red with BBC Shropshire:, external
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Image source, Vikki NaughtonAn operation is under way to recover the lorry involved in a severe fire on the M40 this morning.
Image source, Highways England
Both carriageways remain closed between M42, J3A and J16, after a lorry fire, at about 02:50, followed by a crash on the northbound carriageway at about 04:10.
The hard shoulder and lane one of the southbound carriageway have been so badly burnt that resurfacing will be needed, said Highways England.
