Lucy Fox was charged with murdering her mother, Judith, whose body has been missing since June.

Gyms, nail bars, swimming pools and tattoo parlours have been among the places still closed in most of the UK. But they now have reopening dates in England.Here are all the details on what you can do and when.

Coventry Live

These are some of today's Coventry Live headlines:

• Second bid to bulldoze part of former Coventry pub, external
• MP blasts 'cruel' axing of free hospital parking for NHS workers, external
• Appeal for witnesses after man charged with assaults in Coventry, external

Thermal imaging equipment is being trialled at Birmingham Airport as travel restrictions ease and people allowed to travel abroad without the need to quarantine.

The rules are being relaxed for arrivals from 75 countries and British overseas territories.

The airport is urging passengers to wear face masks at all times, but are mandatory in security areas, on buses and in the luggage hall.

A man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter has been released and will face no further action after the death of another man.

Warwickshire Police were called to Sunnyside Court in Nuneaton shortly after 14:00 on 2 July, where a man in his 50s was found dead.

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The force said a post-mortem examination concluded there were no suspicious findings, and a file would be prepared for the coroner.

The 46-year-old man from Nuneaton has now been released.

The status recognises the world-class natural and important cultural features in the Black Country.

Resham Singh Nahal suffered major injuries when the car hit him in November while on duty in Oldbury.

Local Democracy Reporting Service
Tom Davis

A 14-storey student accommodation block in Coventry city centre to provide almost 500 rooms is expected to be passed by city planners.

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Applicant Vita Student has put forward plans for the purpose-built student block towards the edge of the ring road on Warwick Road.

The plans have been recommended for approval by council officers ahead of a committee decision on Thursday 16 July.

The scheme consists of 496 studio apartments across one 12-storey block and a second 14-storey block.

Mosques across the West Midlands have reopened for Friday prayers for the first time since March.

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Worshippers will have to have temperatures taken on the door, bring their own mats, and sit at least one metre apart.

Under 12s and Over 70s are also being asked to stay at home, along with women.

Some mosques, including Green Lane in Birmingham, are asking worshippers to book ahead.

The Department of Heath and Social Care says it will be issuing guidance on reopening centres soon.

All 18 first-class counties will compete in a shortened red-ball tournament named in honour of England legend Bob Willis.

Birmingham Live

Some of the Birmingham Live headlines today include:

• Mum-of-seven killed in train tragedy days after son turns five, external
• West Midlands cop sacked for using racist language about colleagues, external
• Couple married for 62 years hold hands for last time before husband dies, external

The new home and away kits have been unveiled by Walsall.

Saddlers skipper James Clarke said he is impressed with both kits and is looking forward wearing them when League Two eventually returns.

A crash involving a bus is blocking Clarence Road at the junction with All Saints Drive in Four Oaks in Sutton Coldfield.

Buses are being diverted away from the area.

Marian McNamee
Reporter, BBC CWR

Heidi Crowter and James Carter reflect on their wedding that almost didn't happen.

Heidi, a Down's syndrome campaigner from Coventry, married her fiance at the weekend after lockdown restrictions were eased across England.

More than 1,000 people watched live online.

West Midlands Police says there is "no place for racism in policing" after the officer is sacked.

BBC Sport

Stoke City manager Michael O'Neill says his team took a "big step backwards" after losing 5-0 at Leeds United last night.

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The defeat means Stoke are one place above the relegation zone.

"Tonight you saw the difference between a team at the top and one which for two seasons has been at the bottom end of the table, a long way off where they need to be," he said.

The Potters now have a tricky final quartet of matches as they take on promotion hopefuls Brentford and Nottingham Forest, and face a trip to Bristol City following Sunday's visit of fellow strugglers Birmingham City.

Danny Shaw
BBC Home Affairs Correspondent

The policing watchdog for England and Wales is launching a review of cases where race discrimination may have been a factor.

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The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating a series of incidents in Birmingham, London and Greater Manchester, in which it's alleged excessive force was used against black people.

The IOPC is also looking into claims of racial profiling after the athlete Bianca Williams and her partner, who are both black, were handcuffed and searched by police during a vehicle stop.

The director general of the watchdog, Michael Lockwood, says cases where race discrimination may have played a part are now to become a “focus” of its work.

The organisation will also examine how officers treat ethnic minority victims of crime and if race hate offences are taken seriously enough.

The A50 westbound remains closed after an earlier crash.

The road was closed at about 05:00 from the A518 to the Blythe Bridge roundabout.

A crash investigation unit is at the site.

BBC Weather

It should be a sunny day with just a few scattered showers possible later and highs of 18C (64F).

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