Sydney Gardens in Bath is among six parks to have been awarded a total of £13.8m in lottery cash.

It will be auctioned alongside a request to bring sandwiches for an away game and other memorabilia.

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BBC News

That's it for our live coverage today, we'll be back from 07:00 on Tuesday.

Keep an eye out here for more updates until then.

A large combat knife has been found near a park after police were called to reports of a knife-point robbery.

West Midlands Police said officers, external were alerted at 22:20 GMT on Saturday to reports of a group of male youths threatening a boy and girl, both aged 15, with a knife in Princess Alice Park, Sutton Coldfield, before fleeing with their mobile phones.

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Four youths were arrested and during a daylight search of the area, officers uncovered a sheathed, serrated-edge knife.

Two teenagers, aged 15 and 16, both from Birmingham have been charged with two counts of robbery and the younger suspect also faces a charge of cannabis possession.

Two others, aged 16 and 17, have been released on bail with conditions including an overnight curfew.

A teenager has been arrested over a 16-year-old boy who fell critically ill after taking what's believed to be high-purity ecstasy on New Year's Eve, police say., external

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He was found unconscious on Bilton Road, Rugby, by a passer-by who flagged down a police car.

The arrested teenager, a 16-year-old boy from Rugby, was detained on Sunday on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs, and has been released under investigation while enquiries continue.

The ill boy remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital.

Birmingham Live

Here are some of the stories Birmingham Live is looking at:

• The Birmingham developments starting and finishing in 2019, external
• Drug dealer jailed after he's found with huge stash - and Taser disguised as a torch, external
• Motorbike ends up on car roof after Quarry Bank high street collision, external

BBC WM

Birmingham's recycling rate has dropped from 27% to 21% since 2014, figures show.

It has led to the city council taking on a plastic-free challenge in April for the whole month.

Councillor Liz Clements is leading the Plastic Free Birmingham Inquiry and at a council meeting last week, ideas raised to help to reduce plastic use included: The installation of water fountains or water refill stations along Broad Street, apps which allow you to scan a can or bottle to find out if it's recyclable and bins which thank the person disposing of rubbish.

Two men have been seriously hurt in a hit-and-run in Birmingham.

West Midlands Police said, external the pair were crossing Adderley Road, Saltley, at about 19:30 on Saturday when they were hit by a car.

A man in his 30s suffered a head injury, while the other - aged 34 - sustained broken bones.

They remain in a critical but stable condition in hospital.

Det Sgt Tom Lyons said: "We are particularly keen to hear from anyone who saw a silver Seat Ibiza around the area at the time of the collision and has dash-cam footage.

"We believe the car would have suffered significant front-end damage so would also ask for anyone who has seen a damaged vehicle like this since Saturday night to contact us as soon as possible."

A man was attacked by three men after the car in which he was travelling crashed into a wall and stationary vehicles, police said.

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Officers believe the car was chased from Coventry by a white Audi containing the offenders.

The attacked man, 30, suffered injuries to his back and arm during the incident at about 20:40 in Wolvey Road Bulkington, on Sunday.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Housing bosses in Wolverhampton are set to discuss plans for 20 new homes on the site of a derelict adventure playground, as part of a drive to combat homelessness in the city.

The council this week warned private landlords that any homes left empty for long periods of time would be used to provide accommodation for needy families, with houses in Bilston and Pennfields among the latest.

Alongside the council’s "Empty Properties Strategy", it is anticipated that the continued residential development of suitable empty areas of land will help to drive down the numbers of homeless families and rough sleepers in the city.

The former Old Fallings Adventure Playground closed in November following repeated episodes of vandalism.

Officers investigating a suspected abduction attempt in Hereford are asking for any witnesses to come forward.

A female in her late teens was approached by a man who made attempts to lead her to a vehicle, said West Mercia Police., external

The incident happened in the Old Eign Hill and Hampton Dene Road area on Friday at about 07:30 GMT, it said.

More than 1,000 objections were lodged against the plan, understood to be for a toilet roll factory.

Worcester News

These are some of the Worcester News headlines today:

• Six Worcester homes burgled in a single day, external
• Security guard allegedly attacked hospital patient, external
• Teenage vandals smashed ten cars in crime spree, external

It's expected to be a dry night with some cloud and lows of 2C (36F).

Theresa May was in Stoke-on-Trent to give a speech about Brexit ahead of Tuesday's Commons vote.

League One leaders Portsmouth sign midfielder Bryn Morris from Shrewsbury Town for an undisclosed fee.

A 16-year-old who collapsed after taking what is thought to be high-purity ecstasy remains critically ill.

Coventry Blaze lost to visitors the Guildford Flames in a sudden-death shoot-out at the Skydome Arena.

Image source, Scott Wiggins

The Blaze were forced to fight back from an early deficit after Calle Ackered and Jamie Crooks put the Flames 0-2 ahead.

Despite both teams having short chances on the powerplay in the additional 5 minutes, there was no game winner, sending it to a shoot-out, ending 1-2.

Head Coach Danny Stewart said the team was "loose defensively" in a "sloppy" game.

BBC Sport

It's a big game for Wolves tonight as they travel up the M6 to champions Manchester City.

Wolves have no fresh injury concerns and will recall the likes of Rui Patricio and Matt Doherty, who were among several regulars rested in the FA Cup win over Liverpool.

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Wolves fans look away - Lawro is predicting a 3-0 home win, saying: "I think Wolves will go to the Etihad Stadium in confident mood, but I just see Manchester City kicking on now.

"The blip they had over Christmas seems a long time ago already."

Kick-off is 20:00. You can follow all the action on BBC Sport.

John Broadhurst's three year and eight month jail term for killing his partner will not be increased.