Exeter City re-sign West Bromwich Albion full-back Kane Wilson on loan, after his temporary spell at Walsall ended.

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Malala Yousafzai is a Nobel Peace Prize winner who was shot and nearly killed by the Taliban when she was just 15 years old.

She's written a book in which she tells her own story and shares the journeys of other young female refugees who've been forced from their homes.

But in between writing and university life, how does Malala, who lives in Birmingham, relax?

Marc Skinner says he is joining "one of the biggest clubs in the world" as he is named as Orlando Pride's head coach.

A series of car-jackings, including one in which a mum and two children were threatened by armed men, are believed by police to be linked.

Four incidents were reported in Coventry on Sunday, starting at 16:15 in Abbey Road, Whitley, where men made off with a couple's white volvo.

Half an hour later, a man's Ford Focus was car-jacked in Chetton Avenue, Radford.

At 19:00, offenders made a failed attempt to smash their way into an Audi A3 in Stoke.

The mum and two children were threatened by men with knives and metal bars in Dawlish Drive, Stivichall, as they returned home in a Seat Leon at about 19:20. The robbers demanded the keys and drove off in the vehicle after the victim had pulled her children to safety.

Det Insp Stuart Bell, said: "This is a shocking series of robberies involving weapons that was undoubtedly terrifying for the victims. We have drafted in additional officers from outside Coventry to help in the investigation and to catch those responsible".

Police have since recovered the Focus and Leon.

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Two men have been arrested following the theft of a media pass for the Prime Minister's visit to the Portmeirion pottery factory in Stoke-on-Trent.

The pair, aged 46 and 58 and both from the city, are being questioned on suspicion of burglary.

Theresa May earlier delivered a speech urging MPs to back her Brexit deal.

Police said they would rather have spent money elsewhere, but people had a legal right to protest.

Georgia international Zurabi Zhvania signs a new deal with Wasps that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2020.

A cat is recovering after being rescued from a shipping container, thanks to his brother who helped raise the alarm.

Aslan went missing from his home in Mancetter, Warwickshire, on Wednesday.

His owners had no idea where he was but noticed his brother, Arlo, kept going to sit by a shipping container at a nearby factory site.

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The fire service was then alerted and had to clear out piles of furniture to find him - right at the back of the 40ft unit.

Crews said it had been like looking for "a needle in a haystack".

Coventry Live

Some of the Coventry Live headlines today are:

• Flat block plagued by drug users 'not fit to live in', external
• Man arrested at Birmingham Airport charged with firearms offence, external
• Worrying figures for anyone using public transport in our area, external

Budding metal detectorist Harriet Haseler was treated to the surprise proposal at the weekend.

Port Vale sign Nottingham Forest defender Adam Crookes on loan for the rest of the season.

A man who died in a crash has been identified by police, external as 20-year-old Samuel Myatt.

Staffordshire Police said the crash had happened on the A518 between Haughton and Stafford at about 18:25 GMT on Saturday.

Mr Myatt, from Gnosall, died at Royal Stoke University Hospital on Sunday as a result of his injuries.

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Students in Sandwell will be screened for knives when the arch is taken to their school.

Barry Longden said his comments had been taken out of context and he would not be resigning.

Carers looking after elderly parents and children face depression and stress.

Thomas Kavanagh was arrested at Birmingham Airport by members of the National Crime Agency.

Hereford Times

From the Hereford Times:

• Plan for extra hospital beds, external
• Medical emergency near Hereford racecourse, external
• Attempted abduction in Hereford, external

An Irish national accused of having an illegal stun gun disguised as a torch has appeared in court after his arrest at Birmingham Airport.

Thomas Kavanagh, 51, was detained after landing on Saturday, as part of a National Crime Agency (NCA) investigation.

He had just returned from a family holiday in Mexico, North Staffordshire Magistrates' Court heard earlier.

Mr Kavanagh, of Sutton Road, Mile Oak, Tamworth, has lived in the UK for more than 15 years and faces a charge of possession of a prohibited item under Section 5 of the Firearms Act.

He spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth, Irish nationality, and that he understood proceedings.

He was remanded in custody to appear at Stafford Crown Court on Tuesday.

A seal pup who was covered in oil is recovering at an RSPCA wildlife centre in Nantwich, Cheshire, after being rescued in Merseyside.

The underweight seal, named Flax by RSPCA staff, was taken to the Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre and cleaned.

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Once Flax has gained enough weight, he will be moved to one of Stapeley Grange’s pools.