Midlands Live: Breaking news and local storiespublished at 06:44 British Summer Time 10 June 2019
The latest news, sport, travel and weather across the West Midlands and south Cheshire.
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Read MoreVisitors enjoyed displays from the Red Arrows, the RAF Falcons and an RAF Typhoon.
Read MoreBirmingham Labour MP Roger Godsiff will be "reminded of his responsibilities", the party says.
Read MoreBirmingham MP Roger Godsiff is reported to the Labour whip after telling protesters "you're right".
Read MoreChristopher Guest More Jr is detained after spending 16 years on the run following a brutal murder.
Read MoreA man in his 50s was held on suspicion of crimes including sexual assault.
Read MoreThe boy, believed to be aged about four, was in the car as his mother unloaded it, police say.
Read MoreA lorry driver remains in a serious condition in hospital after a crash on the M6 in the Midlands.
Read MoreThis year's theme encourages people to celebrate diversity and the "superhero" within them.
Read MoreA woman is also charged with assisting an offender in relation to Fahad Mohamed Nur's death.
Read MoreThe Prison Service said the incident lasted about four hours, and no staff or prisoners were hurt.
Read MoreLorraine Campbell suggests innovative ways to help vulnerable people give court evidence.
Read MoreWilliam and Jean Foster, from Burton-on-Trent, have fostered 186 children over three decades.
Read MoreAma Agbeze led England to a historic gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in Australia last year.
Read MoreNaseem Akhtar has run culturally sensitive exercise groups for women in Birmingham since 1998.
Read MoreDarren Cumberbatch died nine days after being restrained by police, his inquest is told.
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Police in Crewe have been given more powers to stop and search people they suspect may be carrying a weapon, because of concerns about knife crime.
Cheshire Constabulary said it followed "a small number of knife-related incidents and serious assaults in the Nantwich Road area of the town".
The powers, which last until 04:00 on Sunday allow officers to "stop and search any person or vehicle looking for weapons, whether or not they have any grounds of suspicion".
The Let’s Ride cycling festival is being held in the centre of Birmingham on Sunday, meaning a number of roads will be closed to cars, external and other vehicles for most of the day.
It will involve a 5km ride, starting and finishing at Aston University and a 10km walk at Cannon Hill Park, to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.
Both events start at 11:00 and the road closures will be in force from 05:00.
A steam train is making a trip down a rarely-used railway track in Shropshire on Sunday.
The Clun Castle is making two journeys along the Coalbrookdale branch line - which hasn't been used regularly since 2015 - on Sunday afternoon, and hundreds of spectators are expected to turn out to see it.
Network Rail is warning spectators to stay off the track after what it describes as "dangerous and illegal behaviour during tours of Flying Scotsman" elsewhere in the country.
And drone-users are being reminded they're not allowed to fly within 50 metres of the railway.