Crewe Alexandra shrug off a Covid-19 outbreak among their squad and return to action with a thumping win over Wigan.

Solihull crush King's Lynn as two goals from Cameron Archer help them to a 5-0 National League victory.

Officers were involved in a foot chase when the book was taken, West Midlands Police say.

Wasps reach their first Premiership final since 2017, scoring five tries to beat Bristol 47-24 in an exciting semi-final.

Dr Derek Farrell is recognised for his work with survivors of disasters and other traumatic events.

Walsall and Colchester extend their unbeaten League Two starts with an entertaining draw.

Britpop brunches and socially-distanced live music - how nightclubs are trying to survive.

Harmohinder Singh Bhatia has been working on community cohesion projects for more than 50 years.

Reanne Evans, 34, thought it was a joke when she received a phone call about the honour.

The bus driver's son, who also created Brookside and Hollyoaks, is knighted in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.

That's all for our coverage today.

We'll be back with more news, sport, travel and weather updates from 08:00 on Monday.

West Midlands Police is receiving about 200 calls a day about non-compliance of Covid-19 restrictions, it's emerged.

Calls include breaches of the rule of six, or people not wearing face masks, and Waheed Saleem, deputy police crime commissioner, said "more and more" was being expected of officers as the pandemic continued.

With Bonfire Night and Halloween approaching, he urged people to stick to the national rules and local restrictions and called on people to "think twice" about trick or treating.

He said about £10m had been spent so far on "Covid-related costs" and although the force would receive some money back from government, "it won't cover all costs" and next year's budgets were now being assessed.

BBC Business News

Edinburgh Woollen Mill, owner of the Peacocks and Jaeger clothing brands, says it plans to appoint administrators in an attempt to save the business.

The move puts 21,000 jobs at risk across the country amid what the company described as "brutal" trading conditions.

Image source, Jaeger

Peacocks alone operates about 40 stores and outlets across the West Midlands.

The stores will continue to trade as a review of the firm is carried out.

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Police shared a video of the moment shocked officers discovered £30,000.

Jonathan Bartley, co-leader of the Green Party, tells BBC Politics Midlands that money spent on HS2 would be better used on local transport projects.

Watch the full interview on BBC One from 10:00 on Sunday and catch up with past episodes of the podcast on BBC Sounds.

Also joining presenter Elizabeth Glinka this week is Walsall North Conservative MP Eddie Hughes and the Labour MP for Birmingham Edgbaston Preet Gill.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Parts of original 19th Century cobbled paving that used to form a Coventry street have been uncovered by workers.

Image source, Coventry City Council

Council contractors discovered the cobbles, from Smithford Street, below the current flooring in the Upper Precinct this week.

The cobbles are thought to date to between the 1850s to 1900. It is the second historical find hidden underneath Upper Precinct in recent months after workers stumbled upon a tiled mosaic from the old White Lion pub in March, which is believed to be around 150 years old.

Patricia Hetherton, cabinet member for city services, said it was really special to uncover "another piece of the city’s history – especially one that pre-dates the Blitz bombings".

The paving will move to a new, as of yet undecided, home.

A court heard Richard Perrin was arrested after a relative found messages on his phone.

A warning has been issued to motorists after two incidents where men posing as police officers attempted to pull drivers over.

West Midlands Police said both cases happened on Tuesday, the first on Wolverhampton Road in Oldbury where a driver was pulled over by a man in a silver Mercedes van claiming to be a police officer and questioning him about his vehicle.

Half an hour later, a woman in Shirley reported a man in a smaller dark coloured car with blue flashing lights on the dashboard pulled her over, claimed to be an officer and questioned her about her speeding.

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The force said both drivers asked the men for official identification, at which point the offenders drove off.

It has urged drivers to be vigilant and said genuine police officers would always show their ID, and anyone who was unsure could call the non-emergency 101 number to check their details.

Thirty-nine people may have died in a lorry because people smugglers got "greedy", the Old Bailey hears.

Police arrest a man on suspicion of money laundering after finding a safe in a car in Coventry.