Two men in court over stab murderpublished at 22:29 British Summer Time 10 May 2019
A 33-year-old man was stabbed to death in Bedworth on Monday afternoon.
Read MoreUpdates from Monday 7 May to Sunday 12 May
Click related stories to read updates from your area
A 33-year-old man was stabbed to death in Bedworth on Monday afternoon.
Read MoreNadeem Uddin Hameed Mohammed died from a stab wound to the chest, police say.
Read MoreAbout 1,500 tons of recycled waste went up in flames in 2017.
Read MoreAndy Giddings
BBC News
We'll be back with the news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Monday.
BBC Radio Shropshire Sport
Shrewsbury Town's chief executive says word is spreading around higher-league clubs that they're a good place to send players on loan.
The club has had success bringing in players like Greg Docherty from Rangers and Dean Henderson from Manchester United on season-long loans and Brian Caldwell said "players like living here" and that big clubs were impressed by their training facilities.
Caldwell also revealed that he'd had a call from Norwich City about another loan-player from last season, Ben Godfrey, saying he "wouldn't be the player he is today without the help of Shrewsbury Town."
A 'stolen' Golf hits three force vehicles then collides with more cars in Walsall.
Read MoreRebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
Showers should ease overnight leaving some clear spells and lows of 5C (41F).
Some rain is likely to return tomorrow, but Sunday should be warmer, with temperatures up to 16C (61F) in parts of the West Midlands.
Local Democracy Reporting Service
A Herefordshire county councillor has resigned just a week after being elected.
Hereford mayor Sue Boulter has not saidwhy she's decided to stand down as the ward member for Our County’s Whitecross
Herefordshire Council says there will be a by-election to fill the vacancy within the next 35 days.
The trial of a man who is accused of killing his wife has heard evidence that she went to her GP a month before her death, saying she was depressed.
Gurpreet Singh, who is 43, is accused of killing Sarbjit Kaur (pictured below) at their Wolverhampton home last year and his barrister summarised GP notes which said she was also "tearful, doesn't want to go out, feels lonely."
She also had thoughts of killing herself because he didn't want to have children with her, the court heard.
Singh denies murdering Sarbjit with the help of an "unknown accomplice" and and also denies having any involvement in the death of his first wife, Amandeep Kaur, who died in 2014.
The trial at Birmingham Crown Court continues.
Tom Banton makes a List A best 112 as Somerset beat Worcestershire to set up a One-Day Cup semi-final with Notts.
Read MoreBBC Sport
Worcestershire have suffered at 147 run defeat to Somerset in the one day cup.
Set 338 to win at New Road, none of the home batsmen scored more than 34 runs and they were all out for 190 in 38 overs.
Earlier, wicketkeeper Tom Banton had scored 112 for the visitors in their total of 337-8.
Gurpreet Singh is accused of murdering his second wife and soliciting the murder of his first.
Read MoreHeadlines from the Coventry Observer:
A parliamentary debate about the future of Worcestershire's hospitals is taking place next week.
The NHS decided to transfer maternity, emergency surgery and children's services from the Alexandra Hospital in Redditch to the Worcestershire Royal, citing staff shortages.
The town's MP Rachel Maclean has called the debate and wants those decisions, taken in 2017, looked at again.
The front office counter at Tamworth police station will close to the public next Friday.
Police officers will continue to operate out of the building on Spinning School Lane and Staffordshire Police says people can contact them over the phone or online.
The closure is part of a force-wide move and it says "evidence shows that the number of visitors using police front counters has dropped steadily over the past few years", with people choosing to contact them in other ways.
It will leave three front office counters remaining in the force-area - in Burton, Cannock and Longton.
Work to repair a damaged water main in Redditch is likely to continue throughout the weekend, Severn Trent Water says.
Around 800 homes and eight schools lost their water when it burst yesterday morning, flooding Warwick Highway, but all have now been connected to an alternative supply.
One lane on Ickneild Street Drive is expected to remain closed while the work continues.
Headlines from the Shropshire Star:
Two men were taken to hospital with smoke inhalation after the blaze in Norton, police said.
Read MoreWidespread road closures , externalacross the 100-mile Vélo Birmingham & Midlands route, spanning Birmingham, Coventry and Warwickshire will be put in place, starting at 01:00 on Sunday.
Parking restrictions will be in place along the event route in order to ensure the safety of participants, the general public and the vehicles in question, organisers say.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Three police cars were rammed and seven other vehicles damaged by a car being pursued by police.
A white Volkswagen Golf, which police believed to be stolen, was spotted in Wolverhampton Road, Walsall earlier today.
In order to get away the vehicle rammed three police cars and, after failing to stop, crashed into a further three cars, resulting in four other cars being hit on Pleck Road.
The driver then jumped from the car, before being detained at the scene, police said.
Two people were checked at the scene, but there were no serious injuries, the force said.
A 29-year old man remains in police custody on suspicion of robbery and theft of a motor vehicle.