Northampton Town register their third-straight league win with a comfortable victory over Crewe Alexandra.

Chances scarce as Solihull Moors and Boreham Wood play out a goalless draw at Damson Park

Worcester win at Leicester for a third successive time as they beat the Tigers 31-12 in the Premiership Cup.

Fraizer Campbell's goal gives lowly Hull back-to-back victories and extends West Brom's winless run to four matches.

Two Derby goals in three second-half minutes help to end Birmingham City's 11-match unbeaten run in the Championship.

A 15-year-old is in a serious condition after being shot in the back, police say.

A woman has died in the blaze which police are treating as unexplained.

The victim, in his 50s, was struck by an oncoming vehicle.

Work for the new HS2 line will mean no Chiltern trains running south to Wembley when England play Croatia.

Aston Villa return to winning ways as Jack Grealish and James Chester score the goals to beat Bolton 2-0.

Andy Giddings
BBC News

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

BBC Radio Stoke Sport

Crewe manager David Artell says his team aren't the push-overs they once were.

He said that was important, because "goals change games and when you don't win them little battles and when your man gets in behind you a couple of times and scores, well that's fatal".

Image source, Getty Images

Crewe travel to Northampton tomorrow and Artell says his young players aren't afraid of a physical battle.

West Midlands Police says it is investigating the incident and threats made against the taxi firm.

Hereford Times

Here's a look at the headlines in the Hereford Times today:

• Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after Hereford crash, external
• Milkman rescues couple from broken-down car, external
• Attempted theft closes Hereford shop, external

Investigators say an electrical extension cable over-heating started the fire which killed Tazmin Pugh.

A 53-year-old woman's been arrested on suspicion of managing a brothel in Hereford.

Police raided a property on Commercial Street earlier today and say a 45-year-old woman was also arrested on suspicion of immigration offences.

The premises has been shut down.

Daniel De Simone
BBC Home Affairs producer

Two Midlands men charged with terror offences for allegedly attempting to travel to Syria will stand trial next year.

Safwaan Mansur, 22, of Hampton Road, Birmingham, and Hanzalah Patel, 22, of Fredrick Road, Leicester, are accused of preparing acts of terrorism.

The defendants appeared at the Old Bailey in London by prison video link for a preliminary hearing.

Mr Mansur and Mr Patel are accused – between dates in May and June 2017 – of purchasing and possessing camping equipment, outdoor survival equipment, outdoor clothing and airline tickets, as well as travelling to Turkey and contacting others with a view to crossing into Syria.

A trial date of 11 March 2019 at Birmingham Crown Court was set.

A man is held after a 48-year-old woman was declared dead at the scene in Wellesbourne.

A road has been closed because of concerns about a Grade II listed building, external in Bridgnorth.

Shropshire Council said it had "structural stability" issues and an engineer working for the owner of the New Market Buildings in High Town had alerted them to the danger.

Image source, Google

Listley Street is likely to remain closed for the next few days while investigations are carried out.

Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

It will be a dry night tonight with long clear spells and lows of 2C (36F).