Bowen's double downs Birmingham Citypublished at 17:28 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Hull City top scorer Jarrod Bowen stars as the Tigers move level on points with Birmingham City.
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Hull City top scorer Jarrod Bowen stars as the Tigers move level on points with Birmingham City.
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The AFC Telford United manager Gavin Cowan faces a difficult decision over who'll play in goal tomorrow.
The Stoke loanee Joe Bursik has been a regular in the league games, but Andy Wycherley grabbed the headlines with last week's penalty save in the FA Trophy.
Telford travel to Boston looking for a win to hold on to their place in the National North play-off places.
The fire at a block of flats in Kidderminster is now out but emergency services remain at the scene.
Ten people had to be evacuated from Coniston House on Hurcott Road after the fire broke out in the seventh floor.
The fire service said the fire was confined to the flat in which it started and did not spread elsewhere into the building.
Fire engines are unable to get off the Droitwich fire station forecourt, because inconsiderate drivers are blocking the road, Hereford and Worcester Fire Service has said.
The fire station has warning lights outside it, similar to those seen at level crossings, but it said some drivers were ignoring them, slowing down response-times.
The fire service also said it was concerned there could be an accident involving one of its appliances, with more than 900 call outs from the station every year.
Station Commander Gareth Clarke warned: "Our fire appliances have cameras on board so can capture footage of cars which neglect to stop at the lights and that could be passed to the police."
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
It should be a cloudy night with some rain and lows of 5C (41F).
Hereford's County hospital will receive £41,000 from developers building a new block of flats for students in the city.
The Wye Valley NHS Trust said it expected an increase in demand as a result of the 178-bed block being built, close to the train station.
Hospital bosses estimated the extra students would lead to 337 extra acute admissions a year.
The new student block will serve both the Hereford College of Arts and the new university.
Business Secretary, Greg Clark has paid tribute to Professor Lord Lord Bhattacharyya, external, whose death has been announced today.
He described the founder of Warwick Manufacturing Group as a "heroic figure helping establish in Britain a world-wide reputation for excellence and innovation in advanced manufacturing".
"Hundreds of thousands of people in Britain owe their livelihoods to him," he said.
Others have also been tweeting their respects.
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Jaguar Land Rover Chief Executive Dr Ralf Speth described him as a "remarkable and inspirational man who played a significant role in UK manufacturing and engineering over the past 50 years".
"He was an exceptional mentor to many people at Jaguar Land Rover and will be greatly missed," he added.
Jurors at new inquests heard a survivor describe a "bright flash" and "a very loud bang".
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Read MoreA cat has become the face of a campaign to save his Birmingham allotments.
A plan is being developed for the future of leisure services at the Alexander Stadium site in Perry Barr, which covers Walsall Road Allotments.
Betty Farruggia, from the allotments, has set up a page for Robert, one of seven feral cats living there, who she said could not be rehomed.
Ms Farruggia, said the cats were strays, or have been adopted by the allotment and the people there fundraise for their food and veterinary care.
Birmingham City Council said no decisions would be made until its master plan for the site is complete, but it has found a "clear desire" from residents for better community and leisure facilities and the land occupied by the allotments could provide some of the income needed to run them.
More than 10,000 people have now signed an online petition to save the allotments.