Rain abandons day two in the Derbyshire-Durham, Northants-Lancashire, Gloucestershire-Somerset and Notts-Worcestershire games.

Shropshire Star

From the Shropshire Star:

• Police urge caution as extra officers hit the streets for lockdown relaxation, external
• More than 200 homes to be built on former Telford coal mining site, external
• Fraud team saves Telford council nearly £300,000 in a year, external

Some of the children were due to go on their first holiday before the pandemic struck.

Police thank Tilly Rae for her charity work despite undergoing a rare multi-organ transplant.

Tyrelle Harris stabbed Karl Gallagher during a chance meeting as the victim picked up a pizza.

Police say the newborn baby boy could have been in the water for up to four days.

The victim, who is yet to be identified, died at the scene in Exhall, Warwickshire.

Orange decorations adorn streets for Azaylia Cain's funeral after she died last month with cancer.

Police say the newborn baby boy could have been in the water for up to four days.

The Environment Agency responds to criticism of its handling of issues at Walleys Quarry.

The Environment Agency is accused of being "repeatedly too slow to react".

Express and Star

The Express and Star has these headlines this morning:

• Baby boy found dead in canal in Walsall nature reserve, external
• Extra police drafted in at night across region after restrictions eased, external
• Number of people living with dementia in region expected to soar by 2030, external

The baby's arrival as the first of its kind at Chester Zoo makes it "extra special", a keeper says.

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

Another cool day is in store with showers across the West Midlands.

Wildlife to thrive as a charity secures funding to recreate almost 100 acres of natural heathland.

Villagers raise £270,000 to buy the Fox Inn in Loxley, Warwickshire, amid fears it could close.

An investigation is launched after the child was found by a passer-by in a nature reserve.

Fewer than 16 overs are possible but Dillon Pennington takes two wickets as Nottinghamshire reach 51-3 against Worcestershire.

Essex paceman Peter Siddle takes 4-36 as Warwickshire - boosted by 43 for England's fit-again Dom Sibley - battle to 159-7.

One is held on suspicion of murder after police were called to Exhall, Warwickshire.