Cheltenham Town move up to third in the League Two table with victory against Walsall.

Gary Gardner ends Birmingham City's six-game winless Championship run with a second-half strike against bottom side Luton.

Worcester boost their hopes of making the European Challenge Cup knockout stages with a 66-10 win over Russian side Enisei-STM.

Millwall continue their resurgence under Gary Rowett with a point against his former side Stoke City.

West Bromwich Albion reclaim top spot in the Championship despite twice being pegged back by Charlton at The Valley.

Wasps cruise to their second European Challenge Cup win this season as they beat French side Agen 52-24.

James Wright is running along the Grand Union Canal for Acorns Children's Hospice in Walsall.

A second woman, who was seriously injured, is stable in hospital, say police.

Cleon Smith was due to appear before Birmingham Magistrates Court on Saturday.

Aston Villa agree a deal to sign former Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina on loan from AC Milan for the rest of the season.

Parents of 17-year-old Aidan Jackson were watching TV when police cars arrived outside their house.

The first Aidan's parents knew of the emergency was when an ambulance appeared at their front door.

Conservative member Colin Elcock could now face expulsion from the party.

Wolves striker Patrick Cutrone agrees to join Serie A side Fiorentina on an 18-month loan deal that includes an option to make the move permanent.

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Average speed cameras along the A500 in Stoke-on-Trent are set to go live soon, Staffordshire Police says.

The cameras run from the M6 at junction 15 through to the Festival Park turn-off and are currently going through the final stages of testing.

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The speed limit along that stretch of the road is 50mph.

Highways England has been out clearing leaves and other rubbish out of the drains alongside the M54 today.

They said they're doing it "in preperation for the predicted weather forecast this weekend".

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Light rain is forecast on Saturday and Sunday.

Flood alerts are in place on the Tern and Perry catchments near the M54 outside Wellington and the Environment Agency said further rainfall was expected on Saturday evening.

Police say officers do not believe there are any suspicious circumstances.

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Tom Davis

Staff at a Coventry library are having to act as bouncers on the front door due to on-going problems with anti-social behaviour, a meeting has been told.

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An education scrutiny board was told staff at Willenhall Library are having to "shepherd people in and out", but other visitors have stopped coming altogether because of the problems.

Police have also been involved in the issue.

The library moved into the Hagard Youth Centre on Remembrance Road following a round of council cuts in 2016, but councillors were told the library location was not causing the issue.

Head of library services Peter Barnett said: “I don’t have any major issues with the current site of Willenhall Library.

“The challenges in Willenhall are more to do with antisocial behaviour issues that are much broader than just the library."

A plan to switch to single-staffed libraries in other parts of the city has also been scrapped after pressure from councillors and a union, the meeting was also told.

Arriva reinstates the adverts after removing them from its buses in December.