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AFC Telford United fans are being reminded they can't drink beer on the East Terrace during their FA Cup match against Nantwich.

Last year the club got a licence to allow supporters to drink alcohol served in plastic cups, but FA rules mean it won't be allowed tomorrow.

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The club have also announced they've signed defender Billy Sass-Davies on a month's loan from Crewe and he'll be in the squad for the game.

Patrick Burns
Political editor, Midlands

I'm speaking to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Sunday Politics this weekend.

Labour’s members mainly supported remaining in the EU, but a large number of the seats they hold and have to win in the Midlands backed leave in the EU referendum - so what do they do?

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We'll also be asking if by standing in several key constituencies in the West Midlands, the Brexit Party is actually splitting the Brexit vote and giving centre-left parties an edge.

Joining me in the studio will be the Conservative MP for Dudley South Mike Wood, the Labour MP for Birmingham Perry Barr Khalid Mahmood and the West Midlands Brexit Party MEP Rupert Lowe.

Watch on BBC One from 10:00 on Sunday.

One of the Ironbridge power station cooling towers will be illuminated this weekend - for the last time before they're demolished.

The four towers have stood since 1969, but are due to come down later this year, to allow the site to be cleared for housing.

The illumination is part of the Ironbridge Festival of Imagination, a series of arts events in the gorge which runs until 29 September.

Dozens of women from across Birmingham took part in a workshop today aimed at promoting understanding, equality and diversity.

Peace activist and artist Salma Zulfiqar said the event had been prompted by recent tensions in the community following the teaching of LGBT issues in Birmingham schools.

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Organised by ARTconnects, she said the event brought together about 30 women from different backgrounds - students, Muslims, refugees and members of the LGBT community, among others.

Using art as a starting point, Ms Zulfiqar said the day at Ort Gallery had promoted "mutual respect and understanding", as well as addressing a great deal of misinformation on what are "taboo" subjects for some communities in the city.

Friday's event was also intended to support Saturday's International Day of Peace, external.

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Firefighters have been dealing with a fire that spread from two garden sheds in Wellington to the backs of two homes.

They were called out at 15:09 and it was put out in just under an hour.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Work to restore Birmingham's Birmingham's Floozie in the Jacuzzi fountain is to start early next year.

The statue in Victoria Square is formally known as The River and the city council is planning to fix it as part of a £25m programme of works, once the German market has been cleared away.

The fountain was designed by Indian sculptor Dhruva Mistry, cost £3.5m and was installed in 1993.

The late Diana, Princess of Wales, performed the formal unveiling.

It was turned off in 2013 after needing a series of repairs which cost more than £400,000.

A shop in Stoke-on-Trent has been caught trying to sell a cheese knife to an underage buyer.

It is illegal to sell knives to anyone under the age of 18 and the city council sent out two underage volunteers to carry out test-purchases at 13 stores - and one of them failed to ask for identification before selling the knife.

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The council said the shop had been notified and was now being investigated, but it was "encouraging" that the other 12 stores had refused to sell to the volunteers.

BBC Sport

Coventry Blaze travel to Kirkcaldy tomorrow, looking for revenge for their Elite League defeat to the Fife Flyers last weekend.

On Sunday Coventry host Cardiff Devils in the Challenge Cup - the first time the sides have met since the Blaze denied Cardiff the league title with a final day defeat last season.

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Telford Tigers get their new season under way with matches away to Basingstoke Bison and at home to the newly formed Leeds Chiefs.

They finished off their pre-season preparations with a 4-2 win over Swindon Wildcats and head coach Tom Watkins said he was pleased with the way his new players were making an impact.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a man was badly beaten in Birmingham yesterday.

West Midlands Police said the pair, aged 21 and 22, voluntarily agreed to be questioned and they're being held in police custody.

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The force believes the 23-year-old victim was attacked, and suffered a serious head injury, after an argument between him and the occupants of a passing car on Alcester Road South in Maypole at around 16:40.

Seven men involved in a £500,000 cannabis growing operation in Leeds have been jailed.

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Almost 800 plants were seized from properties in Armley, Harehills and Gipton, according to West Yorkshire Police.

All seven pleaded guilty to conspiracy to produce cannabis, with Ermijon Gjuta, Ardit Gjuta and Metali Shehu also pleading guilty to fraudulent document offences.

Det Insp Lee Fletcher, said: "This was an organised operation and these men now have time inside to consider the consequences of their actions on the communities of West Yorkshire and beyond."

• Blerim Trota, 34, of Simmons Drive, Birmingham, was jailed for four years and three months.
• Ermijon Gjuta, 28 of Green Street, Newcastle, received a sentence of four years and three months.
• Ardit Gjuta, 21, of Amberton Approach, Leeds, was sent to prison for four years and three months.
• Metali Shehu, 29, of no fixed abode, was jailed for three years and three months.
• Rigert Papdeja, 21, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to three years and three months.
• Refik Duraku, 36, of no fixed abode, was sent to prison for two years and six months.
• Did Dida, 41 of, no fixed abode, was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

Sara Thornton
BBC Weather

The forecast for tomorrow is looking good with sunshine and temperatures up to 24C (75F).

But we're expecting some thunderstorms on Sunday.

Thousands of protesters, including hundreds of children, gathered in Birmingham's Victoria Square before marching through nearby streets.

Here are some more images of the day

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Two people have been injured in a five-vehicle crash on the westbound A5, just outside Shrewsbury.

Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service said it was called out at 15:33 and one of the patients, a woman who was driving one of the cars, has been taken to hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries.

The other person has suffered minor injuries, West Midlands Ambulance Service said.

A section of the motorway has been closed after the crash, causing long delays approaching the Preston Island.

A second crash on the westbound M54, near junction seven, is causing delays back to J5 for Telford.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Two of Worcester Warriors' summer signings will make their debuts for the club in tomorrow's opening Premiership Rugby Cup tie against Leicester Tigers at Sixways.

Tighthead prop Conor Carey and back-row forward Caleb Montgomery (pictured below) will both start the game alongside experienced lock Graham Kitchener who has returned to Worcester after eight years at Leicester.

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Two long-term injury victims are also due to figure with Ashley Beck due to start in the centre, while loosehead prop Ryan Bower is named among the replacements.

Worcestershire bid to become the first team to retain English cricket's T20 title, but can Notts, Essex or Derbyshire stop them?

BBC Midlands Today

Plans to restore the historic centre of Wednesbury in the Black Country are set to go ahead.

Sandwell Council has been given a £2m government grant to improve the Market Place area, restore buildings and boost economic growth.

The bid, which was made through Historic England, will part-finance a four-year programme of improvements.

The annual celebration of Lady Godiva has taken place in Coventry, with a procession through the city centre.

The parade with banners, crafted umbrellas and musicians was led by young Godiva, Thalia Porretta, and children from St Osburg’s and St Mary and Benedict accompanied by musicians.

Jeremy Corbyn says he will wave a red flag from the top of the Wrekin if Labour's parliamentary candidate for Telford wins at the next general election.

Conservative Lucy Allan held on to the seat with a majority of 720 in 2017 and Labour have chosen local activist Katrina Gilman as their candidate to oppose her when the country next goes to the polls.

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Mr Corbyn grew up in Shropshire and as a young socialist planted a red flag up the hill.

He said Telford was "a wonderful place and a wonderful town and I see it as my political birthplace".

A 19-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murdering Keeley Bunker whose body was found in water.

A man has suffered serious injuries after being hit by a car in Wolverhampton.

He was taken to hospital after being hurt at the junction of Wolverhampton Road and Grove Street.

Air ambulances from Cosford and Staffordshire were sent to the scene, but not needed, said the ambulance service.