Adrian McDonald was Tasered and bitten by a police dog as officers attempted to arrest him.

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A new footbridge linking Telford town centre with Telford Central railway station will open to the public on Friday.

The new bridge has lifts and needed a giant crane to move the main section into position.

Image source, Telford and Wrekin Council

Some work still needs to be done to install lighting, finish footpaths and landscape the surrounding area.

The original bridge will have to be demolished, so an official opening will take place in spring.

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The latest plans for Birmingham's Paradise development have been submitted, even though an extra £50m is still needed for the project.

The £700m scheme is designed to deliver ten office buildings, a new hotel, shops, cafes, restaurants, as well as public spaces.

Image source, Paradise Circus Limited Partnership

This application is for phase two of the project, with phase one, which includes the Chamberlain Square building, already under way.

The Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership is considering a request for the extra £50m, which is mainly needed for infrastructural works.

A 33-year-old man from Rugby has been arrested on suspicion of human trafficking after a raid at a car wash in the town this morning.

Warwickshire Police said it also raided a home on Abbey Street.

The force has identified three potential victims and says it is taking steps to protect them.

A hill-top monument on the Shropshire-Wales border could collapse in the next two years unless repairs are carried out, a report has found.

Rodney's Pillar attracts thousands of visitors each year, but there are worries about the safety of the 200-year-old structure after a survey commissioned by three neighbouring community councils.

It's thought it could cost £200,000 to fix and a public meeting took place last night to discuss how that money could be raised.

The pillar was built to celebrate the naval victories of Sir George Brydges Rodney.

A 41-year-old man from Hereford has been found guilty of murder.

Jason Nellist, who did not enter a plea at Birmingham Crown Court due to mental health issues, is due to be sentenced tomorrow for the killing of 59-year-old Julie Clark, who was found dead at her home in Highmore Street, Hereford, in January.

A post-mortem examination revealed she died from stab wounds.

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A car's been stolen twice in two days, external, with hammer-wielding men taking it in the second theft.

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Police say the VW Golf was first taken from a woman at Ventura Retail Park, in Tamworth, on Sunday and was then found on Monday elsewhere in the West Midlands.

It was picked up by a recovery firm to be taken for examination.

But three men then approached the driver in Bassetts Pole, told him to drive to another location and they then stole it.

The car's still not been found and detectives say they're considering if the same men were involved in both thefts.

Software developed for a jazz group allows the audience to take part in the performance in real time.

The car was taken from a retail park before a recovery van sent to retrieve it was also targeted.

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Northern will run less than a third of its services on Saturdays in the run up to Christmas, with "very few" trains in the evening.

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Passengers in the north of England will face major disruption during the latest round of strikes on 8, 15, 22 and 29 December.

One tweeted the recent service offered by the operator had been "absolutely shambolic".

The operator runs some services in and out of Stoke-on-Trent railway station and says passengers should seek alternative transport if they need to travel.

RMT members are embroiled in a lengthy dispute about train guards.

More than 100 people will be able to live in the tower block from next year, councillors hear.

A school's praised its teachers for trying to protect a student who they say was being attacked by people from outside the school.

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West Midlands Police said officers believed a fight had started between a group of people at the gates of Ninestiles Academy, in Acocks Green, on Monday afternoon.

They say that, when staff tried to stop it, they were knocked over and kicked.

The academy says the student needed checking at hospital but was allowed home after being examined, while two teachers suffered minor injuries.

It adds it will keep having staff members on gate duty both before and after school.

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Gary Rowett faces Derby County tonight - the club he left in the summer to become Stoke City manager.

But he says to him it's "just another game" and he doesn't want it to be seen as Gary Rowett versus Frank Lampard.

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Some Derby fans are bringing inflatable snakes to the game to show their feelings over how he left the club in the summer.

Badgers in parts of Cheshire are to be vaccinated in a bid to stop the spread of bovine tuberculosis.

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A man's died after two lorries crashed on a slip road in Staffordshire., external

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The collision happened yesterday morning, police say, on the A500 southbound at the junction with the A50.

Officers say a 62-year-old man suffered serious injuries and later died in hospital.

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The former Republic of Ireland striker Robbie Keane, who's announced his retirement, has thanked Wolverhampton Wanderers for giving him his chance to start playing professional football.

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Keane, 38, scored a record 68 goals in 146 international appearances and was recently named as part of new Republic manager Mick McCarthy's backroom team.

As well as spending two years at Wolves, he also played for Coventry City and Aston Villa in his 23-year playing career.

Jason Nellist was hit by a van shortly after murdering his mother at her home in Hereford.