Lukas Jutkiewicz continues his fine form as Birmingham City earn a fourth straight win at the expense of Sheffield Wednesday.

The names of 24 new gritters for Shropshire also include "Gritney Spears" and "Spready Mercury".

Police have arrested a 26-year-old man on suspicion of wasting police time.

Worcester survive an Ospreys fightback to secure their second victory in the European Challenge Cup.

The seven-year-old has not had a seizure since he has been using cannabis oil, his mother says.

Worcester Warriors fly-half Jono Lance will be out for around four months with a stress fracture of his back.

New-build housing developments are springing up across England, but often they lack nearby amenities.

Rules for giving out taxi and private hire cab licences are dubbed "not fit for the modern world".

The former wrestler has given over part of his estate to a charity run in memory of the murdered soldier.

Worcester Warriors convincingly beat Sale Sharks 35-3 in the opening match of the inaugural Premiership Rugby Cup.

PC Neil Tong recorded derogatory clips of a woman at her Walsall home, a disciplinary panel says.

The Welsh Health Secretary is to "express concern" at claims a Chester hospital is not properly paid.

Wolves' record-breaking start to the season has been no accident, as BBC Radio 5 live presenter Jonathan Overend discovers on a behind-the-scenes tour at Molineux.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Monday.

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BBC News

Thousands of names of the fallen during World War One who came from Herefordshire are going to be read out at Hereford Cathedral next month.

With the centenary of the end of the conflict approaching, the county council says around 500 names will be read out across six days, building up to 11 November., external

The cathedral says the service is open to all and will be include family members related to those who died, were injured or served during the war.

A man's been jailed after stabbing another man repeatedly in what police say was a row over payment for a coat., external

Officers say Graham Whitehurst went to a flat on Selwyn Street, Stoke-on-Trent, in February and demanded cash from those inside for the clothing.

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He'd threatened them with a knife, left and then returned "wearing an old man's face mask" and stabbed the victim after he confronted him about "threatening women with knives".

Whitehurst, 35, from Selwyn Street, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent and possessing a bladed article.

He was jailed for a total of nine years at Wolverhampton Crown Court today and also given a further five years to serve on licence.

A council spokesman said the scheme will help "address a projected in-year overspend of £5 million".

Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today

Staying breezy tonight and it's feeling really cold.

Lows down to freezing ... that's 32F.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Worcester Warriors open their Premiership Rugby Cup campaign tonight at home to Sale Sharks.

Warriors are fielding a strong squad for this game with five internationals in the starting line-up., external

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They include debutant Farai Mudariki, who signed from French club Stado Tarbes during the summer.

The club says they want to give game-time to players who were rested during their European victories over Stade Francais and Ospreys.

Gareth Whitehurst left his victim with chest and neck injuries in the attack, police said.