Leeds end Aston Villa's winning start and deny them top spot in the Premier League table thanks to a Patrick Bamford hat-trick.

She has suffered potentially life-threatening injuries, West Midlands Ambulance Service says.

There's a warning that Birmingham's streets could be gridlocked within 10 years unless we stop using the car as much.

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The government is giving the West Midlands Combined Authority £17.2m as part of a travel fund to encourage people to cycle and walk more.

"We need to build a city that makes it easier and safer for people to be cycling and walking," Birmingham City Council leader Ian Ward said. "We need to be building a city where we are not suffering the current levels of death from air pollution."

Some of the measures the council are trialling include pop-up cycle lanes, closing off roads and "giving more space over to walking on the footpaths".

Malcolm X’s name resonates down the decades – Kanye West, Jay-Z, Frank Ocean and Ice Cube reference him in their music – and many others. Movies have been made about him – lots, big-name stars like Denzel Washington playing the lead. The man who rejected his childhood surname because of its slavery connotations is still one of the biggest names from 60s America - and still divides opinion. So why was this superstar of civil rights in the UK? And why Smethwick – a small industrial town seemingly a million miles away from the segregation and racism of the USA? As part of Black History Month, Newsbeat has been finding out. Edited and Produced by Woody Morris

Narrated by Levi Jouavel

Craig Maxwell-Keys will referee the Premiership final between Exeter and Wasps after Wayne Barnes tests positive for coronavirus.

There has been a serious collision in Snitterfield, near Stratford-upon-Avon, this morning, says Warwickshire Police, warning of road closures.

Emergency services are in attendance on the A46, and the junction of Snitterfield, Gospel Oak Lane and Kings Lane are closed to traffic while they carry out their work.

Police have urged people to avoid the area.

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The rail line between Whitlocks End and Stratford-upon-Avon has been closed for urgent repairs to a bridge.

Train services are being diverted via Solihull, cancelled or revised.

A bus replacement service is running between Shirley and Stratford-upon-Avon in both directions.

Ticket acceptance measures are also in place with Chiltern Railways and National Express.

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

It's fairly clear this morning but with cloud in places across our region.

That'll thicken later on, bringing rain, although you'll likely see some sunny spells breaking through later this afternoon.

Soil is being moved to new sites but ecologists question whether the process is effective.

Stoke City defender Nathan Collins has the red card he was given in the 2-2 draw with Barnsley rescinded.

The former Bishop of Chester sexually abused at least 18 victims over 15 years, a review finds.

There are "continued and stubbornly high levels" of coronavirus in the town, the council says.

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A nine-year-old boy is in a serious condition in hospital after his bicycle was hit by a car.

The collision happened at the junction of Manor Road and Church Road in Wordsley, near Stourbridge, this morning, West Midlands Police said.

The boy suffered head and leg injuries and officers said the driver of a car was helping with their investigation.

Kathryn Stanczyszyn
Political Reporter, BBC WM

Increased support for jobs and workers hit by Covid-19 restrictions from the chancellor has been welcomed by a bar owner in Birmingham as "a glimmer of hope".

Rishi Sunak announced big changes to the Job Support Scheme set to replace furlough in November.

Businesses in tier two areas such as Birmingham, particularly in the hospitality sector, had complained that they would be better off if they were under tier three restrictions.

Under the revised scheme, employers will pay less and staff can work fewer hours before they qualify.

Dani Collins runs Velvet on Broad Street and said she had been "absolutely dreading" 1 November when furlough ends.

"The future is so uncertain, we are running at a constant loss, but this means we carry on and keep our workforce," she said.

A motorcyclist remains in a critical condition in hospital after a collision with a car which drove off from the crash.

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It happened on Kenilworth Road, Coventry, on Saturday evening, West Midlands Police said., external

The 28-year-old was knocked off his bike and collided with a bus going in the opposite direction.

Officers have released photos of a panel and a fog light which they said the car left behind at the scene.

Simon Gilbert
Political Reporter, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

Plans to ask residents in two towns to pay extra council tax to tackle climate change have been shelved as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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A referendum on whether people in Warwick and Leamington would be willing to pay £1 extra a week was due to be held in May.

However, it was cancelled along with all local elections as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Warwick District Council leader Andrew Day has now confirmed the vote won't be held in 2021 either.

Instead the council is looking to form a "super district" by merging some services with Stratford-on-Avon District Council.

The two authorities will look at how they can work together to tackle climate change issues.

Ex-Premier League player Paul Williams says he found it difficult to challenge racism he experienced during a 16-year career.

Shropshire Star

A few of the day's headlines from the Shropshire Star:

• Shropshire in the broadband slow lane as Telford and Wrekin speeds ahead, external
• Telford hospital caring for 'small number' of coronavirus patients, bosses say, external
• Policewoman sacked over drunken wedding party assaults, external

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More positive cases of Covid-19 are expected at a university in Shropshire after they shot up in the past few days, according to its vice-chancellor.

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Sixty-six students have tested positive since Saturday at Harper Adams University, near Newport, along with three members of staff.

The figures, from the university, , externalshow 19 cases among students the week before and none a fortnight ago.

Vice-chancellor David Llewellyn said cases had been increasing across Telford and Wrekin.

"The last thing we want to do is for anybody in the local community to feel as though students are the only cause of this issue of Covid because clearly they are not. There is a community-wide issue going on here."

The infection rate for the wider Telford and Wrekin area has increased from 79.0 per 100,000 in the seven days to 10 October to 142.9 a week later.

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Thousands of lower-income families in Staffordshire are being offered financial support during half-term.

The county council said, external it would give a £15 voucher to the families of 18,000 children to spend in supermarkets on food or essential supplies.

The scheme will be available to those who are entitled to free school meals during term time.