More than 50 firefighters were called to deal with a blaze at a trampoline park in Exhall, Warwickshire overnight.

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The fire is now contained, said Warwickshire fire service, but four engines remain on site.

School Lane remains closed at the junction of Coventry Road.

Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter

It should be a dry and partly cloudy day with some sunny spells and highs of 14C (57F).

Vanessa Pearce
BBC News

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Wasps and England flanker Nathan Hughes is banned for six weeks for punching and will miss the first three autumn internationals.

The inmates were wrongly freed within three weeks but the Ministry of Justice said it was "extremely rare".

Crewe Alexandra suspend youth coach Carl Everall while an investigation into a safeguarding issue is undertaken.

Mary Isherwood was trapped while staying in a holiday home and not found for a week.

Craig Isherwood says Elizabeth Isherwood, known as Mary, died "in the most terrible circumstances"

Premiership club Worcester Warriors are taken over by a four-man consortium led by ex-Swindon Town chairman Jed McCrory.

Andy Giddings
BBC News

We'll be back with the news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 tomorrow.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

A former opencast mine site in Telford could be receiving 30 lorry-loads of soil a day, as part of efforts to stabilise the ground there.

A report drawn up by Telford and Wrekin Council says ground investigations in the Old Park area found trenches up to 30 metres deep, which will need more soil placing on top.

The report said the effects of the infilling would need careful monitoring.

It also said the lorries could be timed to avoid busy parts of the day.

Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

A six-storey car park could be built behind an 18th Century hotel in Crewe.

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Councillors with Cheshire East Council are due to decide on the plans next Wednesday.

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Kerry Ashdown

NHS bosses have said they are still planning to demolish a derelict former hospital, despite admitting it would cost more to clear the site than it could currently be sold for.

The University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust moved clinical services from the North Staffordshire Royal Infimary in 2012, into the Royal Stoke University Hospital.

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Two years later, planning permission was granted for 236 homes on the site in Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent, but the hospital's still standing in 2018.

At a community meeting for local residents, managers at the trust said asbestos in the building and funding were two of the challenges facing them as they look to get rid of the site.

But they said a paper would be drawn up on plans for demolition, although they didn't reveal when it would be presented.

Serving West Midlands officer Marcus Jeffrey O'Dell was arrested in May, police say.

Sara Blizzard
BBC Weather

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The Consulate General of India in Birmingham is going to be asked to help with the staffing shortage at Shropshire's accident and emergency department.

Dr Aman Puri will be meeting the chief executive of the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust, Simon Wright and the leader of Telford and Wrekin Council, Shaun Davies tomorrow and will be told about the opportunities in the county for Indian doctors.

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The council says the hospital trust "has a package of measures to help attract medical staff from overseas including three months' free accommodation".

Phil Bowers
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke

Two men whose bodies were found less than half a mile apart on the same afternoon did know each other, police say. , external

They've confirmed the pair's identity after they were found last Thursday in Stoke-on-Trent.

Officers say Robert Goodwin's body was found first near allotments on Leonora Street, Burslem and the 57-year-old's death is being treated as unexplained.

They say they then found 19-year-old Nathan Bates in a house on Barnfield Road and his death is the subject of a murder probe.

The force says it's searching Grange Park, not far from Barnfield Road, this afternoon.

A Shrewsbury haulage company has been fined after an 18-year-old agency worker lost part of a finger in a conveyor belt.

Loosemores Transport Ltd pleaded guilty to a charge of breaching work equipment regulations and was ordered to pay £18,000, plus costs of £2,026.70 and a victim surcharge.

The Health and Safety Executive said there was "inadequate guarding around the conveyor belt to prevent workers' hands being caught up in the conveyor".

Robert Goodwin was found near allotments before teenager Nathan Bates was found in a house.

Zoe Cullen is also banned from driving for a year and fined following an offence in Staffordshire.