Neves strike sees Wolves past Liverpoolpublished at 22:47 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
Ruben Neves' superb strike sends Wolves into the FA Cup fourth round at the expense of a Liverpool side featuring three teenagers.
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Neves strike sees Wolves past Liverpoolpublished at 22:47 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
Woman in her 90s found dead at housepublished at 17:37 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
A man who was arrested on suspicion of murder has been released without charge.
Read MoreMan accused of murder appears in courtpublished at 14:20 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
June Jones was found dead at her home five days after her sister reported her missing to police.
Read MoreYour photos: Rosy-coloured cloudspublished at 12:17 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
This morning's sunrise lit up the clouds over parts of the West Midlands, from the look of the photos from our local BBC Weather Watchers.
These are from users Kingfisher Whisperer in Coventry, Dammo in Selly Oak, Birmingham, and GC in Solihull:
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Image source, GC'Little used' Telford underpasses to be filled inpublished at 12:02 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
BBC ShropshireTwo underpasses are going to be filled with concrete at a cost of £130,000 because a council says they've fallen out of favour., external
Image source, Telford and Wrekin CouncilTelford and Wrekin Council says the routes on Randley Avenue in The Nedge aren't being used a lot and such sites are often linked to anti-social behaviour and neglect.
The pair of underpasses will be filled in over 16 weeks from today along with the embankments on either side and new footpaths created.
The council says the cost of removing them will be recouped through savings on maintaining them.
'Rowett Out' calls 'are affecting Stoke City players'published at 11:45 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
Matt Sandoz
Stoke City commentator, BBC Radio StokeStoke City manager Gary Rowett says negativity from supporters in their past few matches is having an impact on the players.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 44-year-old former Birmingham City boss left Derby County to join Stoke in the summer, but they have won just eight of their 26 league fixtures since relegation from the Premier League.
They are eight points off the final play-off spot, which is occupied by Frank Lampard's Rams - and four points (and six places) behind Rowett's other former Championship club Birmingham.
Some Stoke fans displayed a "Rowett out" banner during their 2-0 home defeat by Bristol City on 1 January and the side needed to come from behind to take Saturday's FA Cup tie to a replay.
Quote MessageIt's a fact that it does impact on the team, that's what it is so, at the moment, we're all battling to prove everybody wrong, including all the players on the pitch. We've got to do that with a lack of confidence, I wouldn't say a lack of support but we've got to do it ourselves
Gary Rowett, Stoke City manager
In the papers: Man charged with murder of ex-partnerpublished at 11:31 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
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Boy 'traumatised' by football filming rowpublished at 11:27 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
Max Hayes said he was threatened with not being allowed to watch the match in a dispute over filming.
Read MoreRestored Iron Bridge set to appear on The One Showpublished at 11:16 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
BBC OneThe One Show will be broadcast from Shropshire tonight.
The BBC programme will be live from the Iron Bridge to mark the work that's been done by English Heritage on the famous landmark.
As part of its restoration, the metalwork has been repaired and it has been repainted it in its original red colour.
Cheltenham sign Vale forward Barnettpublished at 11:15 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
Cheltenham Town turn their loan deal for forward Tyrone Barnett in to a full-time move from League Two rivals Port Vale.
Read MoreEscaped rhea given golf course honourpublished at 11:00 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
An escaped rhea that's been roaming the grounds of a golf club for months has had part of the course named after him.
Media caption, Escaped rhea on the loose at Worcestershire golf course
Staff at Evesham Golf Club said the 6ft, flightless bird appeared in its grounds in October and staff named him Linford, after Olympic 100m champion Linford Christie, due to his speed.
However, nobody has managed to catch the bird in more than two months and golf club workers say their members are quite happy having him around.
Quote MessageWe're doing a project on one of the holes, our seventh hole, we're changing some of the landscaping on there and we have to bring another hole in, so we have had to re-map another course and we've called it the Linford Course after him
Rob Steele, Head Professional, Evesham Golf Course
Kidderminster Harriers boss leaves with immediate effectpublished at 10:52 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
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Sports Editor, BBC Hereford & WorcesterKidderminster Harriers have parted company with manager Neil McFarlane , externalafter three wins in their past 13 games.
Image source, GoogleThe club are currently ninth in Vanarama National League North, external and say the decision comes after "mutually amicable discussions".
They add senior players Jimmy O'Connor and Russ Penn will, with chairman Colin Gordon, manage the team for the rest of the season.
Tributes left for man shot by policepublished at 10:37 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
Flowers and tributes continue to be left at the site of a fatal shooting in Coventry.
Sean Fitzgerald died on Friday after armed officers executed a warrant at an address in Burnaby Road as part of a "long-running criminal investigation".
Friends have paid tribute to Mr Fitzgerald, whom they described as someone who had "a heart of gold".
Two 26-year-olds were held on suspicion of being concerned in the production of cannabis.
One has been bailed and the second released under investigation.
Midlands does the Brexit hokey-cokeypublished at 10:17 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
Midlands has rich history in Europe's hokey-cokey.
Read MoreFancy a flavour of FA Cup drama?published at 10:04 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
#FAPeoplesCup
We've seen Pete Wild living the dream, now it's your chance.
If the thrills and spills of the FA Cup third-round action has got you excited - how about getting a flavour of it yourself?
The 2019 FA People's Cup is now open for entries.
There's no experience required, it's free and you get the chance to play at St George's Park and lift a trophy during the FA Cup final in May.
Don't take our word for it - have a look at how these players felt about taking part in 2018...
Media caption, FA People's Cup: The winners' 'outstanding' day at Wembley
Find out more about the competition and how you can get involved here.
In the papers: Stoke-on-Trent insolvency capital of Englandpublished at 10:00 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
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Questions raised about dental services for vulnerable patientspublished at 09:42 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
BBC NewsThe death of a disabled woman who had all her teeth removed has led to questions being raised about the dental treatment of vulnerable patients.
Image source, Diana JohnstonRachel Johnston died two weeks after all her teeth were taken out at a dental service run by Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, criticised for its drastic full extractions.
The story prompted many people from around the UK to contact the BBC to share their own experiences of hospital dental surgery on people with learning disabilities, with some also telling of loved ones having all their teeth removed at once because of severe decay.
The NHS Trust in Worcestershire insisted it followed the correct procedures for vulnerable patients, while three clinical commissioning groups are investigating Ms Johnston's death.
Murder arrest over 'unexplained' death of womanpublished at 09:12 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
A woman in her 90s has been found dead at an address in the Kingstanding area of Birmingham, police say.
Police were called to the property in Chingford Road after the body was discovered by ambulance service workers at about 18:45 on Sunday.
The death is being treated as unexplained, says the West Midlands force.
A 57-year-old man, believed to be known to the woman, has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody, it adds.
Families waiting too long for special needs supportpublished at 08:52 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
BBC NewsThousands of children in England with special educational needs are waiting too long for an education, health and care plan (EHC), the BBC has learned.
Image source, Getty ImagesAccording to data, Worcestershire was among the areas with the longest individual wait for an EHC which sets out a child's needs and the support to which they are entitled.
In the county, there was a wait of more than two years at 870 days. Council care statements should take 20 weeks., external
Worcestershire County Council says it's dealt with an 80% increase in demand since 2017, and that a recruitment drive is under way for a new special educational needs service.
Aldi sales fizz to £1bn in Decemberpublished at 08:35 Greenwich Mean Time 7 January 2019
BBC Business NewsDiscount supermarket chain Aldi said it made almost £1bn in sales during December.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe company, which has its UK headquarters in Atherstone, Warwickshire, said it had its best ever UK Christmas trading period - with the week of 17 December its busiest ever, with sales 10% higher than the previous year.
During the month, customers bought 17m bottles of wine, champagne and prosecco.
It also flogged nearly 50m mince pies and almost 100m sprouts.
