Thierry Henry and John Terry would be the "perfect pair" to manage Aston Villa, former England striker Ian Wright tells BBC Radio 5 live.

The Coventry Cross, burial site of Mary Ball, could be moved to make way for regeneration.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Tuesday, but keep an eye out here for more updates before then.

Oswestry & Border Counties Advertizer

These stories are in the Oswestry and Border Counties Advertizer today:

• Shropshire girls more likely to pass early reading tests than boys, according to figures, external
• Drug addict stole Shropshire pensioner's expensive China, external
• Oswestry performance of works honouring the fallen as part of the Wilfred Owen Festival, external

Jodie Looker
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

A man's died in a crash involving two cars.

Cheshire Police says he was a passenger in one of the vehicles when they collided at around 02:15 today on Congleton Road, Arclid, near Sandbach.

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He suffered fatal injuries in the crash and died at the scene.

Officers say three other people, a man and two women, were also hurt and are being treated in hospital.

Allen Cook
BBC News

You've kept your comments coming on mobile phone coverage where you live, as communication firms begin to test 5G technology.

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It's started in the UK with a trial by EE, although the firm has admitted it comes despite not every part of the country having 4G coverage.

Neil Phillips emailed to say he lives in the centre of Bromsgrove and, if he wants to make a phone call, he has to walk to the top of his back garden or stand on his drive at the front.

While Geoff Moules says there's "appalling" reception in the TF5 area of Telford for a couple of the phone companies he's used.

If you are missing out on 4G, 3G or even a basic phone signal, let us know.

Mobile phones were stolen during a spate of attacks, carried out in 20 minutes, in Leamington Spa on Friday, police say. , external

Victims were threatened by a group of men, sometimes in a car, in Warwick Road, Russell Terrace, Fallow Hill and Sydenham Drive between 22:40 and 23:00.

Police are asking for any witnesses to come forward.

One in seven parents admit driving children in their care without them being correctly strapped in, a new survey suggests.

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A 45-minute police operation outside a primary school in Birmingham last week recorded 51 offences involving children unsecured in vehicles, said the report commissioned by Co-op Insurance.

Children must normally use a child car seat until they are 12 years old or 1.35 metres tall and parents can be fined up to £500 for driving a child without having a seat belt or child seat in place.

Recent figures showing that more than one in four car occupants who were killed in crashes in Britain last year were not wearing a seat belt.

Ayo Akinwolere
Presenter, BBC Inside Out

On Inside Out West Midlands tonight, we'll be looking at growing concerns in the Midlands about the impact of the long-term use of nitrous oxide, better known as laughing gas.

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It's led to the deaths of about 40 people in as many years, among them a man from Kidderminster.

I've been speaking to his mother about what happened to him - you can see full story on BBC One from 19:30.

Allen Cook
BBC News

A man's suffered life-changing injuries after being attacked with a hammer, external, police say.

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The victim, in his mid-30s, was assaulted yesterday afternoon at the junction of Clark Street and Bell Green Road, Coventry.

Police said he was also kicked as he fell to the ground.

BBC Weather Watchers

Autumn's really settled in and our local BBC Weather Watchers have been photographing the many scenes of fallen leaves across the West Midlands.

These two are from users Ryan Lewis in Northfield, Birmingham and Sarahlou86 in Stone, Staffordshire:

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Coventry Observer

These are some of the headlining stories on the Coventry Observer website today:

• Family of Coventry teenage cyclist killed in crash pays tribute, external
• Fatal hit-and-run prompts urgent police appeal, external
• Man dies in four vehicle motorway crash, external

Clare Ashford
Presenter, BBC Shropshire

People in Shrewsbury are being urged to take and tweet pictures of salmon at the town's weir as they begin their annual run to spawning sites up river.

This was the scene in November 2015:

The Environment Agency says the autumn run's started and the fish are either leaping over the weir or using the fish pass at the site to get by the obstacle. , external

However, the agency says it wants to see as many pictures on Twitter of the salmon leaping there as they say the species is in decline due to issues like climate change.

Both carriageways were closed while emergency services attended the scene.

Allen Cook
BBC News

The death of a woman in Staffordshire at the weekend is no longer being treated as suspicious., external

Police say they were called to Moorland Road, Biddulph, on Sunday afternoon to find the 40-year-old in a critical condition and she later died.

This afternoon, they confirmed they're not treating it as suspicious and a post-mortem examination will be held soon to find out exactly why she died.

Droitwich Spa Advertiser

These are some of the stories making the headlines on the Droitwich Spa Advertiser website today:

• Car park will close for two days for resurfacing, external
• Drug dealer who hid £20,000 in socks is stripped of criminal cash, external
• Church remains closed after section of ceiling collapses, external

Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter

It should be a dry and cloudy night with lows of 8C (46F).

Caroline Gall
BBC News

More than £5,000 has been raised for a 10-year-old boy after bullies ripped out and stamped on his hearing aids.

The child was chased and pushed over by a group of six older boys in Walsall, West Midlands who destroyed the devices, police said.

Michelle Mansell from Bromsgrove started a Just Giving page after reading the "awful" story last month.

She said some donations had been made from people as far away as Israel, New Zealand and Canada.

"This is how it should be," she said.

"It's a load of strangers coming together, helping somebody out that nobody has met."

The boy has obtained new hearing aids via Birmingham Children's Hospital, but Steve Hale a Sutton Coldfield-based audiologist says he has also contacted the family and offered his services free of charge.

BBC News Travel

Two lanes are shut this evening on the M42 near the NEC in Birmingham after a crash., external

Highways England says it's happened between J6 and J7 on the northbound side and there are already delays of around 20 minutes.

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Holly Brown, 14, was killed when a bin lorry crashed into the school minibus she was travelling in.