Woman's brain tumour discovered after eye testpublished at 15:14 British Summer Time 29 August 2019
Christel Callow wants to raise £62,000 to have treatment not widely available on the NHS.
Read MoreLive updates from Monday 27 August to Sunday 1 September
Christel Callow wants to raise £62,000 to have treatment not widely available on the NHS.
Read MoreBirmingham Live
Some of the Birmingham Live headlines today are:
Organisations in Coventry and Staffordshire have been awarded funding to address issues around diversity across leadership in the areas.
Coventry City of Culture Trust has been awarded £450,000 from Arts Council England from the Transforming Leadership Fund.
Staffordshire University has been given £150,000 to lead the Placemaking and Co-Creation Leadership Programme
Quote MessageWe need our leaders in the arts and culture sector to reflect the diversity of the city and we are therefore delighted that Arts Council England has backed our vision for a programme that will invest in a cohort of socially engaged, cultural entrepreneurs working in Coventry.
Martin Sutherland, Chief executive of Coventry City of Culture Trust
A fire involving 4,000 tonnes of hay covered in plastic sheeting has broken out at a farm in Broomhall near Nantwich.
About 30 firefighters are at the scene in Heatley Lane after being called at about 12:15.
A nearby hydrant is being utilised and a water relay has been set up, said Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service.
BBC Radio Stoke Sport
Crewe Alexandra will be down to just one senior goalkeeper for their matches against Burton Albion and Grimsby Town.
That's because Will Jaaskelainen has been called up to Finland's under 21's squad for their matches against Ukraine and Northern Ireland.
Jaaskelainen has started in each of their five League Two fixtures this season, but Dave Richards has played in their two cup games.
BBC Radio Stoke
Police have arrested 10 people after a series of raids across Stoke-on-Trent today.
The Staffordshire force has been targeting the south of the city in a county-wide operation to target serious crime, known as Operation Disrupt.
It's not a heatwave, but the weather is forecast to remain dry for the next few days and the BBC Weather Watchers have been sharing their photos from around the West Midlands.
These ones were taken in Bidford-on-Avon, Rushbury and Stone.
One woman says her "world has gone" following the fire at the grade II-listed site.
Read MoreA fire which broke out on the seventh floor of a tower block in Druids Heath has been extinguished, the fire service has said.
The fire service was called to Saxelby House at 11:55 and sent five crews, a brigade response vehicle and a hydraulic platform.
The ambulance service was also in attendance and said there had been no reported patients.
Former England wicketkeeper Tim Ambrose is one of three players to sign contract extensions with Warwickshire.
Read MoreA fire has broken out on the seventh floor of a block of flats in Birmingham.
West Midlands Fire Service said it was called out to Saxelby House on Kimpton Close, in the Druids Heath area.
Police have released CCTV of people they want to talk to the five people following a suspected arson attack on the old Qinetiq site in Malvern on Tuesday.
The fire destroyed the derelict building on St Andrews Road and the West Mercia force said these people were seen in the area at the time.
The force said officers are keeping an open mind as to how the fire may have started and are keen to trace the five people seen in the area at around the time the fire occurred and may be potential witnesses.
A vehicle was damaged after shots were fired outside an address in Sandwell last night, police said.
Officers were called to Shetland Drive, Smethwick, just before 19:30 where up to four gun shots were heard.
The windows of a Vauxhall Corsa were damaged, said West Midlands Police.
There were no reported injuries, said the force.
Jack Reynolds, known for a two-fingered salute to a German photographer, died in his sleep aged 97.
Read MoreAndy Giddings
BBC News
A Shrewsbury artist has seen her work displayed in Times Square as part of a campaign to save a cancelled Netflix show.
Netflix announced at the start of August that it was cancelling sci-fi thriller The OA after two seasons, and artist MJ Ryle has joined a campaign group fighting to bring it back.
The group raised money to hire an electronic billboard in New York and all this week they have been displaying a series of fan art images, with her painting chosen to be one of them.
MJ, who is originally from Boston, said the painting took around three months to complete and it was "exciting and surreal" to see it the size of a building.
She added: "I just can't believe one of my paintings is reaching so many people."
A toddler from Herefordshire has been helping designers to create a soft prosthetic arm especially for children.
Three-year-old Hero, who lives near Ross-on-Wye, was born with one hand.
She has been using her arm designed by Mitt Wearables for six months.
Hero's mum, Amy, said the trial has been "liberating" for her.
George Rhodes joins Leicestershire on loan, having already agreed to join from Worcestershire next season.
Read MorePilots attempting to fly a restored Spitfire around the world have reached California.
Matt Jones, 45, from Exeter, and Steve Brooks, 58, from Oxfordshire, are flying a Mk IX Spitfire which was originally built in 1943 in Castle Bromwich.
They will stop off at 100 locations in 30 countries during the five-month, 27,000-mile journey.
They hope the trip will "showcase" the plane and "reunite the Spitfire with the many countries that owe their freedom, at least in part, to this iconic aircraft".
BBC Radio Shropshire Sport
The Shrewsbury Town manager, Sam Ricketts, says he's not worried by their lack of goals in League One, as he says they're creating between 12 and 14 chances a game.
His side has scored only four times in six matches and only Accrington Stanley and Bolton Wanderers, at the bottom of the table, have scored fewer.
Ricketts is without the injured Fejiri Okenabirhie, but still has time to add another attacking player before the League One transfer window closes.
Quote MessageIf you can get to 15 chances per game and get five or six on target then that's up there with the clubs that got promoted last season."
Sam Ricketts, Shrewsbury Town manager
Work has resumed at a Birmingham factory after a gas main leak.
Up to 800 people were evacuated from the Cadbury offices in Bournville on Wednesday after workmen ruptured a gas main with a digger.
Firefighters and gas engineers were sent to the site.
A spokesperson for Cadbury's owner Mondelez, said: "As the gas leak has now been repaired and the area is safe, normal service has resumed at our Bournville site."