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Read MoreThe latest news, sport, travel and weather across the West Midlands and south Cheshire.
Read MoreRyan Higgins makes 76 off just 59 balls as Gloucestershire post 339-7 against Worcestershire at Cheltenham.
Read MoreShrewsbury sign defender Donald Love on a two-year deal after his release by fellow League One side Sunderland.
Read MoreFidel Edwards and Alex Blake steal the show for Birmingham Bears and Kent Spitfires in spectacular T20 Blast wins.
Read MoreSmoke could be seen across Birmingham on Saturday after a fire broke out at a derelict factory.
Read MorePolice are investigating if the shooting is connected to two other incidents in Coventry last night.
Read MoreKyra Barboutis and Sophie Smith, both 13, encouraged a housing developer to rethink hedgerow netting.
Read MoreMore than 70 firefighters tackled the blaze at a derelict building in Birmingham.
Read MoreMore than 4,000 children in Birmingham rely on specialist minibuses to get to school.
Read MorePort Vale sign defender Callum Evans on a one-year deal following his exit from Macclesfield Town by mutual consent.
Read MoreThe wind and rain caused havoc near Manchester Airport and the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park.
Read MoreWest Bromwich Albion sign defender Semi Ajayi from Rotherham United on a four-year contract, for an undisclosed fee.
Read MoreThe butterfly display was inspired by the Tower of London's 'Blood Swept Lands'.
Read MoreThe images of singers from Birmingham bands Black Sabbath and Duran Duran are on display at the NEC.
Read MoreAn engineer at Jodrell Bank says he could hear every word from Apollo 11's famous mission.
Read MoreCameron Delport's 38-ball century for Essex against Surrey is the highlight of a rain-affected day of T20 Blast action.
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BBC News
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Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
If you were planning a barbeque this weekend, you might want to wait until Sunday, because we're forecast rain tomorrow.
It's looking a lot better next week though.
A new provider has been found to run minibuses to special schools in Birmingham.
The city council says it has awarded the contract to West Midlands Accessible Transport Ltd, a subsidiary of National Express, and the service will start in September.
A new provider has been needed since the previous main provider, ATG, went into administration in March.