Updates From Monday 18 November to Sunday 24 November
A Christmas fair in Warwickshire has been cancelled due to "poor ground conditions" after recent wet weather.
Image source, Ragley HallThe Frost Fair was due to take place at Ragley Hall in Alcester between 22 and 24 November.
All pre-purchased tickets will be cancelled and refunded, organisers say.
One week after severe flooding in Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire there are still Environment Agency flood alerts for parts of the rivers Avon, Lugg and Severn., external
It warned that with the ground still saturated and more rain forecast, there could be more flooding to come, so it is working to clear debris blocking rivers.
Image source, Environment AgencyThese photos were taken on the River Teme this morning, where tonnes of debris has been washed up at the Powick Bridge.
Image source, Environment AgencyA 13-year-old dancing-fan from Coventry who was born with eyesight problems has got to meet Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood.
Neve Allen said she had "been obsessed with dancing" since she was young and despite her vision impairment, and needing to use a cane, she began dancing when she was just four years old.
Image source, Guide DogsThe meeting was arranged by the Guide Dogs charity and it said Craig was her favourite judge - she loved his theatrical manner and how honest he was with his feedback.
The body of a man in his 30s has been recovered from the River Avon in Evesham.
West Mercia Police said he was found at about 16:45 on Wednesday after a search by emergency services.
The search was launched following reports earlier that day of a man going into the water opposite the rowing club.
The force said the discovery was being linked to an earlier domestic incident.
The cause of death has not yet been confirmed, and the man's family has been informed.
Image source, GoogleMark Lawrenson takes on WWE star Seth Rollins to make predictions for the latest round of Premier League fixtures.
Read MoreA cap awarded to Bobby Moore on his first appearance as England captain has sold for £11,000 at auction in Ludlow.
He was 22 at the time of the 1963 match against Czechoslovakia and remains the nation's youngest ever captain.
Image source, Mullock'sIt was put up for auction by a member of the Moore family.
A 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault and criminal damage after an armed police operation in Shrewsbury this afternoon.
Officers were called at 14:20 to what was described as a "domestic incident", with the West Mercia force saying nobody was hurt and no shots fired.
The area around the junction of Berwick Road and Coton Hill has now reopened to traffic.
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Emergency works to repair a burst water main have closed a Wolverhampton road.
Part of Stafford Street will remain closed until 25 November, says the city council.
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Police pledge to recover property "that belongs" to England and its culture.
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Local Democracy Reporting Service
University researchers have been given permission to drill a 850m borehole into rocks in Shropshire to learn more about its prehistoric past.
The University of Exeter said it wanted to bring out 20cm-diameter rock samples representing 20 million years of history from the site near the A49 at Prees.
Image source, GoogleThe researchers are especially interested in learning more about the Jurassic and Triassic periods.
Once the rock cores have been examined, they will be stored permanently at the British Geological Survey National Core Repository in Keyworth, Nottingham.
Armed police officers have sealed off an area around the junction of Berwick Road and Coton Hill in Shrewsbury, the West Mercia force says.
It adds the operation is linked to a domestic incident.
Sandris Abimeicevs was beaten then dumped in the street in a sleeping bag.
Read MoreA school engaged its lock-down procedure earlier after a man was seen on the roof.
Police attended Stuart Bathurst Catholic High School in Wednesbury at about 12:15.
All staff and students were safe, the school tweeted.
No-one was located, but officers were viewing CCTV, the force added.
Image source, Google
Stoke-on-Trent Live
From the Stoke Sentinel:
Archie Spriggs, seven, was strangled by his mother Lesley Speed on the day of a custody hearing.
Read MoreThree people have been convicted of murdering a man who was severely beaten before being wrapped in a sleeping bag and dumped on a Birmingham street.
Image source, West Midlands PoliceBorisovskis, Lemezonas, Medeckis
Before he died in November last year, Sandris Abimeicevs, 55, had been staying with three other men in a bedsit on Walford Road, Sparkbrook.
A post mortem examination revealed he had been beaten over the course of many hours, resulting in more than 50 visible injuries to his body.
Olegas Borisovskis, 60; Saulius Lemezonas, 45; and Vytautas Medeckis, 30, were found guilty at Birmingham Crown Court earlier, and due to be sentenced on Friday.
Two benches belonging to the Ye Old Ferrie Inn are found on a beach in Portishead.
Read MoreA captain with learning disabilities and a midfielder with visual impairments - meet England's Para-Hockey European champions.
Read MoreShrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust has been told by the NHS to contact affected families.
Read MoreThe first cap that Bobby Moore earned as England captain is being sold at auction today in Shropshire.
He was awarded the blue velvet cap in 1963 for England’s match with Czechoslovakia, which England won 4-2.
Image source, Mullock'sIt's being auctioned in Ludlow and is expected to fetch £10,000.