Gloucester earn bonus-point win at Waspspublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 6 October 2018
Gloucester climb up to fourth in the Premiership with a bonus-point 35-21 victory at Wasps.
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Gloucester climb up to fourth in the Premiership with a bonus-point 35-21 victory at Wasps.
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Read MoreDwight Gayle's second-half brace helps West Bromwich Albion earn a fifth consecutive home Championship win as they beat Reading.
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Plans to create extra secondary school places in Coventry at a cost of £26m are being drawn up by the city council.
A report said it was necessary to meet future demand, with an extra 240 Year Seven places potentially created by September 2019.
The proposal will go before the council's cabinet for discussion early next year.
The council has already secured £13.84m from the government and is expecting to receive further allocations.
West Midlands Police said the boy was kicked and stamped on in the "hateful" assault in Walsall.
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Shrewsbury Town defender James Bolton is fully fit and available for selection after picking up a knock in the club's reserves game on Wednesday.
He has found it difficult to break into the first team starting eleven since the arrival of Josh Emmanuel from Ipswich, but his manager John Askey said he'd been impressed with Bolton's attitude.
Bolton has made more than 40 appearances for Shrewsbury Town since his arrival from Gateshead last year.
A former nurse says there was no culture of learning at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust.
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West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has said it’s time to accept “we have lost the war on drugs”.
He is calling for an "adult conversation" on the subject, saying addicts should be treated as people with a health problem, rather than criminals. He also says there needs to be discussion about decriminilisation.
Quote MessageIt’s an expensive war that we’re carrying on that’s failing. And it’s failing the people on drugs, it’s failing the people who suffer from the paraphernalia on the streets, and are worrying about their children getting involved. And it’s hitting the taxpayer big time. It’s costing us all a hell of a lot of money for something that’s very ineffective."
David Jamieson, West Midlands PCC
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It's expected to be a cloudy night with patchy light rain and drizzle, with lows of 9C (48F).
Disruption is ongoing between Manchester and Stoke-on-Trent, even though the original issue has been resolved.
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Walsall will be without midfielder Isaiah Osbourne for the next two matches due to concussion.
Osbourne was knocked out by the ball in the goalless draw with Shrewsbury Town on Tuesday.
He'll miss tomorrow's League One trip to Bristol Rovers and Tuesday's Checkatrade Trophy tie with Middlesbrough