Burton goalkeeper Kieran O'Hara's unfortunate own goal proves enough to give Rotherham victory in their League One meeting.

Shrewsbury and Rochdale take a point each from a goalless draw in Shropshire.

Joe Lolley scores one goal and makes another as Nottingham Forest dominate Birmingham City at the City Ground.

Martyn Waghorn's double earns a Derby a draw at Stoke, who pick up their first Championship point of the season.

Grady Diangana scores twice within six minutes of leaving the bench as West Bromwich Albion win at Luton.

England all-rounder Moeen Ali makes himself available to play for Worcestershire in their County Championship game at Northampton.

Two people were treated by paramedics at the scene in Handsworth Wood in the early hours.

The homes and treasured possessions of 150 people aged 65 and over were destroyed in a huge fire.

Callum Finazzi was eight when younger brother Liam was diagnosed with a rare form of leukaemia.

No play is possible in any of the eight T20 Blast games scheduled to take place on Friday because of rain.

Warwickshire's England fast bowler Olly Stone will not play again this summer after aggravating his back injury.

Andy Giddings
BBC News

We'll be back with the news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Monday.

Concerns have been raised about the planned closure of three GP surgeries across Telford.

Telford and Wrekin councillor, Derek White said patients who aren't able to drive may find it difficult to go to alternative sites when the Aqueduct surgery, Highfield clinic and Lightmoor health centre close.

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The closures are being proposed by the Teldoc group, which currently includes nine GP practices across Telford.

It says some of the practices aren't heavily used and it plans to free up rooms in the remaining surgeries by moving some office work to a call centre.

Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today

After all the rain we should be in for a largely dry night - here's the full forecast, including for the start of your weekend:

Keep up-to-date with the weather where you are at any other time by heading to the BBC Weather website.

Coventry Live

Here are three stories from Coventry Live today:

• Gang-link investigation following loaded shotgun find, external
• Police dog kicked and cop attacked in brawl, external
• Heroin found during drug raids, external

BBC Sport

A Wolves fan who made the 6,000 mile trip to watch the team play in Armenia said the thank you letter he received from captain Conor Coady was "a nice touch".

Brian Jones from Nottingham (below, right), was one of just 48 supporters to travel to watch the Europa League game against Pyunik. Each one got a letter sent personally by Coady.

Image source, Brian Jones

Mr Jones, who is 60, has watched Wolves since 1969, said it was "a bit of a surprise" and added "I don't think too many football supporters have a letter from the captain".

But he said it was "not unusual" for Coady to applaud fans after a match and that he thought he had "a real affinity with supporters".

Natalie Hodson said a victim's house would be "going up" unless she settled her brother's debts.

People living in north Warwickshire will be allowed to put all their paper, plastics and glass in the same bin from November, without the need to separate them.

The borough council currently supplies homes with inserts for their bins, to keep the rubbish apart, but says the sorting facilities can do the separating themselves now.

The move is expected to save the authority £11,000 it spends on replacing lost or broken inserts.

A small leak in the hangar roof at RAF Cosford has been a gift for the media department, who were able to get this photo of one of their helicopters.

Now they just need a few volunteers with mops.

Image source, RAF Museum Cosford

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Stories covered by the Local Democracy Reporting Service in Staffordshire:

• Business rate debts worth more than £146,000 are being written off by Tamworth Borough Council, because they are said to be "no longer recoverable".
• Stone Town Council, Chebsey Parish Council and Yarnfield and Cold Meece Parish Council will petition the House of Lords High Speed Rail Bill Select Committee, to oppose plans for a railhead near Stone.
• An enforcement order has been served on a man who has continued to sell garden machinery from a domestic garage in Stafford, despite being told to stop.