Illegal antibiotics advertised on social media are being sold at the wrong dose to people too embarrassed to visit a sexual health clinic.

A BBC reporter was sold unlicensed STI drugs by a man who claimed he was getting them from his uncle's pharmacy in another country.

The man, who fled when confronted, said he had several celebrity clients.

You can see more on this story on Inside Out West Midlands on BBC One at 19:30 today in the region, and via iPlayer for seven days afterwards.

Birmingham Live

These are some of Birmingham Live's headlines today:

• Liam Payne's heartfelt response to knife crime after Twitter mix up, external
• Vandal caught on CCTV covering horrified couple's cars in paint, external
• Prince Harry visits Birmingham without Meghan Markle, external

A mother has denied murdering her two young daughters within weeks of each other.

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Louise Porton, 23, is accused of killing 16-month-old Scarlett Vaughan and three-year-old Lexi Draper in 2018.

Both children died in hospital after paramedics were called to reports they had been found ill at their home in Rugby, Warwickshire.

Ms Porton, of Skiddaw, Rugby, will stand trial on 24 June at Birmingham Crown Court.

Rich Davis
BBC Weather presenter

After some scattered showers it should be a largely dry night with lows of 4C (39F).

Coventry Live

These are some of the early headlines on the Coventry Live website:

• The "unacceptable" state of Coventry's secondary school education, external
• Coventry's City of Culture year won't shy from 'difficult' issues, external
• Knife and gang crime warning: "There's going to be more deaths, external

A £1.6bn fund is being launched by the government to boost less well-off towns after Brexit.

The West Midlands has been allocated £212m to bring jobs and stimulate growth.

Labour's Ruth Smeeth, the MP for Leave-supporting Stoke-on-Trent, described the amount of money as "extraordinarily pathetic".

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour programme, she said: "If you're talking about national renewal, this is less money than is being taken out of my economy by the introduction of [new welfare system] universal credit over the next four years."

But the prime minister insisted: "Communities across the country voted for Brexit as an expression of their desire to see change - that must be a change for the better, with more opportunity and greater control."

Thanks for following our coverage of the Gordon Banks funeral this afternoon. And thanks especially to those who contributed their own memories.

A reminder that you can read more about the day and how fans and players came together to give the World Cup winner a "fitting send-off" on the BBC News article.

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Stoke City's described the funeral today for former player Gordon Banks as a "fitting send-off for one of our club's greatest ever servants, external".

Hundreds of fans and mourners turned out to remember the goalkeeper while his daughter, Wendy, gave a tribute at the service at Stoke Minster.

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A chant of "England's number one" breaks out as the cortege passes through Stoke City's stadium.

This was the Daily Mail's view as the cortege passed through the streets of Stoke-on-Trent on the way to the funeral earlier.

Allen Cook
BBC News

Respects are being paid on Twitter by people in Stoke-on-Trent to Gordon Banks.

The goalkeeper's funeral took place this afternoon, with thousands turning out on the streets or at the Bet365 stadium to say a final farewell.

One listener to BBC Radio Stoke called the station to say he'd been following the funeral of Gordon Banks from Huston Texas.

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Mike, originally from Stoke-on-Trent, said he'd grown up in Gordon's era, "so I guess his history and my history are intertwined," he said.

"I was fortunate enough to meet Gordon a couple of times over the last few years.

"Terry Conroy arranged for me to have supper with him and the rest of the Old Boys Association a few years ago.

"He was a world class athlete but a very, very humble man, and that came through at the time I met him at the dinner when I was sitting next to him.

"He must have been to dinners like that thousands of times, but he answered the same old questions with a grace and humility that was quite incredible I thought.

"He's the kind of person we'd all aspire to be if we really thought about it."

BBC Sport

Following Banks's death, Stoke City's current goalkeeper Jack Butland, one of four keepers to carry in the coffin today, wore a special plain green jersey in their game against Aston Villa.

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The strip had no badge, sponsor or name.

It recreated the one that Banks wore as Stoke beat Chelsea in the 1972 League Cup final, their only major trophy.

Banks won 73 England caps and was a vital part of the side that won the 1966 World Cup. He played for Stoke for six years from 1967.

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BBC Radio Stoke

After the death of Gordon Banks last month, there were calls for him to be given a posthumous knighthood as a member of England's World Cup-winning side.

The call was even raised in Parliament last week.

But even during his life, it didn't appear to be an honour the goalkeeper was interested in - one man who fought to get him knighted told the BBC he would have been "very embarrassed" if he'd known about it.

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David MacDonald, from Uttoxeter Racecourse, was part of the unsuccessful effort.

"He would have been very embarrassed if he had known what we were doing behind the scenes with regard to the knighthood... I don't think he'd have approved because of the humble man that he was."

BBC Sport

Gordon Banks is probably best-known for that save during the 1970 World Cup against Brazil.

What is less known is the huge friendship that Banks and Pele struck up afterwards.

Speaking in March 2018, Banks relives the wonder save:

This is how the commentary of that save sounded.

Phil Bowers
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke

While Gordon Banks' funeral service was being broadcast at the Bet365 Stadium, a rainbow appeared overhead as it drew to a close:

Allen Cook
BBC News

It wasn't just the stadium, people turned out all over Stoke-on-Trent today to pay tribute to Gordon Banks.

Before the service at Stoke Minster, his cortege headed around the city, with the route shared by Stoke City.

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Allen Cook
BBC News

His wife Ursula was among the mourners at Stoke Minster for the service while fans gathered at the Bet365 Stadium to say goodbye.

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Gordon and his family have called Stoke-on-Trent home ever since he joined the club in 1967.

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Allen Cook
BBC News

Stoke City's been broadcasting the funeral service from Stoke Minster at its stadium to hundreds of fans this afternoon.

Chants of "England's number one" broke out when all the legendary goalkeeper's achievements were displayed on the big screen.

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Allen Cook
BBC News

The funeral service of Gordon Banks has ended this afternoon at Stoke Minster with a rendition of My Way by Frank Sinatra.

Those in the audience heard tributes from the goalkeeper's family and his former teammates.

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