Coronavirus: What's off and what's still on?published at 12:24 British Summer Time 22 July 2020
Christmas events join the National Eisteddfod and Green Man Festival on the list of cancellations.
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Christmas events join the National Eisteddfod and Green Man Festival on the list of cancellations.
Read MoreHow would League Two have ended without coronavirus? Experts at the University of Reading predict the 'final table'.
Read MoreThe latest news, sport, travel and weather across the West Midlands and south Cheshire.
Read MoreLouise Brierley
BBC News
While many in the hospitality industry are worried about the future, Great British Menu finalist Kray Treadwell remains optimistic.
"The first thing people will want to do is go and eat out," said the 28-year-old chef.
He is planning to open his debut restaurant at the Custard Factory in Digbeth, Birmingham, against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic.
Named after the birth weight of his daughter, who was born 18 weeks premature, the opening of 670 Grams has been put back to August.
The Hygiene Bank has been giving out almost 500 parcels a week to families in poverty since the lockdown.
Read MoreGreat British Menu finalist Kray Treadwell is planning to open his debut restaurant in Birmingham in August.
Read MoreHow high street independent shops have battled to stay loyal to customers during the pandemic.
Read MoreThe League Two season is brought to an early conclusion after talks between clubs and the English Football League.
Read MoreA DJ had set up and one reveller told police they were "sick of self-isolation".
Read MoreBBC cameraman Geoff Ward filmed the birds as the sun rose on a new day in Shropshire.
Read MoreSome people with dementia say they have lost confidence.
Read MoreIt is the third recent allegation made against the officer, who was already suspended from work.
Read MoreThe owner of the bar says he was only serving takeaway food and drink from the premises.
Read MoreHuman remains were found in two suitcases in the Forest of Dean on Tuesday night.
Read MoreFinley Nash, 12, from Coventry says he now wants to learn to juggle.
Read MorePort Vale chair Carol Shanahan says she "came away shaking" after voting to end the League Two season.
Read MoreAlan Campbell showed no "remediation, insight, or remorse" for his actions, a panel said.
Read MoreNeville Wilson's wife's service was only 20 minutes instead 45 but he still paid the full cost.
Read MoreAndy Giddings
BBC News
We'll be back with the news from around the West Midlands from 08:00 on Monday.
Police say they are unable to identify the man recovered from the Leam and are appealing for help.
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