Keagan Crimes, 27, was fatally injured after a "disturbance" in the street, police say.

Amjad Khan died in hospital five days after police found him in a property in Oldbury in June 2019.

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BBC Radio Stoke Sport

The Stoke City manager, Michael O'Neill, expects there to be more movement out of the club than in, before tomorrow's transfer deadline.

There are a number of players who have yet to feature in the league for his side this season and he has said the wage bill is too big for the Championship.

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O'Neill said he was still looking for available players and "if the right opportunity came along" he might consider a last-minute signing, but they had to be "mindful of the surplus at the club."

Among those who could be on the way out is Jack Butland, according to BBC Sport.

A man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after being stabbed in Kings Norton this afternoon.

West Midlands Police officers were called to Chapel Walk at 13:50 and cordoned off an area of the road.

BBC Weather

This dry weather is forecast to continue into the evening and through the rest of the week too.

Temperatures tomorrow could be a little lower, perhaps up to 11C (52F).

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League One side Fleetwood Town sign right-back Tom Edwards on a season-long loan from Stoke City.

The organisers of Telford's Christmas market have decided to call off this year's event, because of coronavirus safety concerns.

Tudor Markets said it had looked at a number of contingency plans, but in the end decided it was safer not to go ahead with it.

Image source, Telford and Wrekin Council

The Christmas market, which features food and gifts from a number of European countries, has been running since 2016.

BBC Radio Stoke Sport

Port Vale's chief executive said he was glad Football League clubs didn't have to vote on the Premier League's Project Big Picture plans.

A number of Premier League clubs, led by Liverpool and Manchester United had proposed reducing the size of the top division and scrapping the League Cup.

In return they were offering 25% of all future TV deals to the Football League, which would have been negotiated jointly, plus a £250m bail-out.

The proposals were voted down by rest of the Premier League clubs yesterday and instead there will be a £50m rescue package for League One and Two clubs.

Colin Garlick believes some Football League clubs would probably have supported the plans, just because they're desperate for money and said: "There are clubs that are very vulnerable at this point who could be making that decision based on their current position."

But, he said Port Vale weren't one of them and "wouldn't be making any hasty decisions".

Officers are seeking a car they believe to have been at the scene of a 20-year-old man's death.

A man and two teenage girls died when their car hit a tree in Kingswinford, Dudley, on Tuesday.

The police have released this image of a car they think may be connected to a murder in Telford on Tuesday.

It was seen at the Bridges Business Park in Horsehay around the same time a 20-year-old man was shot in the car park there.

Image source, West Mercia Police

The car was found burnt out at a car park at the Wrekin, near Wellington, that evening.

The vehicle is a grey Skoda Karoq registration YB69 MUP.

Worcester News

Here are three stories from the Worcester News today:

• Worcester facing tier two restrictions, external
• £26 million boost to get rid of shared mental health wards, external
• Police help man who fell outside station, external

BBC Radio Hereford and Worcester

A farmer from Herefordshire could be crowned Britain's Fittest Farmer this weekend.

Ben Andrews from Leominster (seen here throwing his wellies) is one of the 10 men and 10 women who have made it through to the final of the Farmers Weekly competition.

He will be dragging tractor tyres, carrying huge weights and rolling bales as part of the challenge which aims to show the importance of both physical and mental health.

Detectives investigating an armed robbery at a bingo hall in Birmingham have released security camera images of two men they want to talk to.

Officers were called to Castle Bingo on Barnes Hill at 22:00 on 3 September after staff members were forced to hand over "a large amount of cash" from the safe.

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Ross Ball allowed dealers to "take advantage of him" and use his flat as a base, a court hears.

Stoke-on-Trent Live

Here are three stories from Stoke-on-Trent Live today:

• Lorry overturned near busy roundabout, external
• Road remains closed following flooding, external
• Skateboarder 'lucky not to lose an eye' after attack, external

Jonnie Meek's parents always maintained he had a reaction to milk he was given at Stafford Hospital.

BBC Radio CWR

Coventry could lose around 600 of its car parking spaces.

The city council is proposing closing six of its car parks, after seeing a "massive downturn" in their use, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

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The head of traffic management at the authority, Greg Payne, said that as a result of the downturn in usage, "we're paying to run and operate a number of car parks".

He said the reduction would still leave about 3,000 spaces in the city, but it had to be "prudent" with council tax payer money.

Leighton Phillips assaulted the girls on a train to Shrewsbury while their father slept, a hearing is told.