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Dan Evans will play three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka in the first round at Queen's today.
Image source, PAThe Birmingham player continued his impeccable Wimbledon preparation lifting the Nottingham title having won 10 straight matches.
World number 70 Evans, who was banned from the sport for a year from April 2017 for cocaine use, is already assured of a Wimbledon main draw slot.
Wasps bring in former Wigan, Great Britain and England centre Martin Gleeson from Salford to join the coaching staff.
Read MoreA reward has been put forward in the hope of information about the identity of the vandals.
Read MoreThe New Saints find out later today who their opponents will be in the first qualifying round of the Champions League.
The Oswestry-based side are seeded, meaning they will face one of these teams:
The draw will take place at 13:30 in Geneva and the matches will be played on the 9 or 10 and 16 or 17 July.
One driver has suffered life-threatening injuries following the crash in Cotteridge, Birmingham.
Read MoreA former school in Shrewsbury, which opened in 1813, has been put up for sale for £1.1m.
The three-storey Lancasterian School stopped teaching in 1988 and was used as administrative offices for the nearby prison until the jail closed in 2013.
Image source, TSRAgents Towler Shaw Roberts, who are also managing the sale of the former Dana Prison, said the school building came with planning permission to build 19 apartments.
A Canadian forward, nicknamed the "Brolldozer" for his hard-hitting style of play, has been signed by Coventry Blaze for the new Elite League season.
David Broll has played nearly 300 games in the American Hockey League for teams including the Toronto Marlies, Syracruse Crunch and Laval Rockets, and racked up nearly 600 penalty minutes in that time.
Image source, St. John’s IceCapsHead coach Danny Stewart said: "We wanted to add some size and presence up-front and he does that."
But he said the 26-year-old can also "possess the puck, and has a very good skill set."
Here are three of the stories featuring in the Hereford Times today:
A £10,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the conviction of those responsible for the attempted murder of a boy in Wolverhampton.
The 16-year-old was shot in the head in Graiseley Street in the Penn Fields area on 6 May. He remains in a serious condition in hospital.
At the time of the incident, witnesses spoke of a large group of people in the street and then a number of shots being heard, said Crimestoppers.
The charity said the "shocking" incident "would affect this young person for many years to come and has unsettled the local community".
The £10,000 reward is valid until 10 September, it said.
BBC Shropshire
The number of children permanently excluded from Shropshire schools has taken a big jump in the last two academic years.
Between 2014-15 and 2016-17 it ranged between 37 and 46 a year, but last year the figure was up to 70 and another 72 have been expelled so far this academic year.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe majority of those excluded children were secondary school children, but they also included between nine and 14 primary school children in each year.
It has led to an increase in the number of pupils being taught at home, online.
A driver who failed to stop for police during a pursuit has suffered life-threatening injuries after the car crashed with two others in Birmingham.
A woman and two men in one of the vehicles were also seriously injured, police said.
A Seat Ibiza failed to stop on Middleton Hall Road, close to the junction with Northfield Road, Cotteridge, at about 22:20, and was found a short time later having crashed with a VW Fox and a Jaguar XF.
The road was closed for several hours, but has since reopened.
West Midlands Police has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
While it's set fine and dry for England v Afghanistan at Old Trafford today, heavy showers could delay the start of play tomorrow at Edgbaston.
Read MoreHeavy rain and thunder could cause travel disruption across parts of the West Midlands later, the Met Office is warning., external
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A yellow severe weather warning is in place from 18:00 today until 21:00 on Wednesday.
Image source, Met OfficeThunderstorms may bring torrential rain, with anything from 15mm to 50mm expected.
Up to 100 graves at a church in Evesham, including some belonging to children, were vandalised in the early hours of Father's Day.
Flowers and ornaments were knocked over, gravel was dug up and grave markers were broken at St Andrew's church in Pershore Road.
More than 60 volunteers turned out to clean up afterwards and the Reverend Mark Binney said "it looked like the effects of a big storm".
"You just don't understand how someone can do it," he added.
The Environment Agency's Dave Throup has called reports that Worcester has been "cut off" by flooding "irresponsible and inaccurate".
He highlighted reports saying the city was "almost completely cut off by floodwater" and reported swans swimming through the streets.
Image source, Environment AgencyMr Throup said in a tweet, external the river would have to be half a metre higher for main roads to be affected and said the swans had been seen on "riverside paths and access points", not the streets.
BBC analysis found 45 parishes more than doubled their levy on the Band D council tax for 2019-20.
Read MoreFootage released by police shows the moments before the victim was beaten to death by three men.
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BBC Business News
KFC's new vegan "imposter Burger" is being trialled at 20 branches across the UK, including ten in the West Midlands.
Made from Quorn, it is the chain's first attempt at a vegan alternative to its chicken burger.
But is it good enough to wean you off chicken?
Three men beat Kevin Shepperson to death with the weight in his flat in Walsall, police say.
Read MoreWarwickshire's bowlers gave the Bears the upper hand over Yorkshire after the first day of their Championship match in York.
Although nearly 30 overs were lost to the weather, Warwickshire limited Yorkshire to 208 for 8.
Craig Miles took four wickets, the first thanks to a sharp catch by Matt Lamb which sparked a Yorkshire collapse.
You can follow play today via BBC local radio commentary and the BBC Cricket website.
