Watch live coverage as League One's Shrewsbury Town host National League South side Oxford City in the FA Cup second round.

Bristol score three second-half tries - including a late penalty try - to beat Worcester, who are stung by injuries to Matt Kvesic and Marco Mama, and two yellow cards.

Sheffield Wednesday's struggle for goals in the Championship continues as they play out a goalless draw with Stoke City.

Gloucester bounce back impressively from a tame opening-round defeat at Leicester to score five tries and beat Wasps at Kingsholm.

Leyton Orient condemn Port Vale to their fifth straight league defeat in a thrilling 3-2 victory at Vale Park.

A man is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

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There have been two carjackings in Cannock this week involving masked men.

The first happened just after 14:15 on Monday, after a motorist pulled in to a lay-by off Lime Lane and Wyrley Lane.

Staffordshire Police said when three or four men dragged the driver out and attacked him, before driving off with his car and their own.

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The second incident happened at the same spot, just before 19:00 on Wednesday and this time it involved up to six men, armed with baseball bats.

Again, they attacked the driver and pulled them out of their car.

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The Port Vale players aren't getting enough time on the training pitch, because of the number of games at the moment, the manager has said.

John Askey is now looking for "a week where we're not doing anything, so that people can recover".

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Port Vale have suffered four league losses in a row and Askey said: "There's very little you can do in training other than making sure everybody's as rested as much as possible."

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The Royal Stoke University Hospital says it has reached a point where it has very little capacity in its critical care unit and at times it has had none at all.

It means some seriously ill patients have had to be transferred to other hospitals.

The chief executive of the University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust, Tracy Bullock, said the positive news was that case numbers "do seem to be coming down".

She added: "We hope that that in the not too distant future will translate into lower numbers in our critical care unit as well."

'Relentless offender' June Weatherman stole purses, jewellery and photographs from vulnerable patients.

Valentin Calota is accused of being part of a plot linked to 39 migrants found dead in a trailer.

The deaths of a couple found at a house in Nuneaton are no longer being treated as suspicious, police say.

The bodies of the couple in their 80s were found in their house in Bucks Hill on 15 November.

A post-mortem examination carried out proved inconclusive and further tests will be required, said Warwickshire Police.

A file will now be passed to the coroner, the force added.

About 200 staff at Heineken's cider brewery in Hereford are being balloted on strike action.

The Unite union said it was taking the action because the company was asking staff to sign new contracts which it said "would result in huge pay reductions for many workers".

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Heineken said it was making the changes to make sure its pay packages were "attractive for colleagues, sustainable for future growth and aligned to market practices".

It said it was disappointed discussions with the union had broken down without agreement.

The factory in Hereford makes Strongbow and Bulmers.

The men appear in court via video link accused of killing Murtaza Nazir.

Police are still trying to establish what happened leading up to the two incidents, five miles apart.

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The Wye Valley Brewery is looking at partnerships with local takeaways, so its pubs can fulfill tier two requirements to serve "substantial meals".

Its founder, Peter Amor, said pubs that don't serve meals has been "let down" under the restrictions due to be imposed next week and argued they are "probably a lot safer than supermarkets".

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The brewery operates eight pubs and Mr Amor said staff had worked very hard to make them safe for customers, but faced having to stay shut unless they can serve meals with their beer.

Aaron Gardner lured women to hotels in Nottingham, London and Birmingham to rob them, a court hears.

A move from tier three to tier two restrictions across Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire could be a "realistic" hope before Christmas, according to West Midlands Mayor Andy Street.

The government has said the tiers will be reviewed on 16 December.

Mr Street's comments were made at a regional coronavirus briefing on Friday afternoon.

In Warwickshire, restrictions have jumped from tier one pre-lockdown to tier three and the leaders of two district councils have written to the government in protest.

Coventry and Warwickshire were "much closer to the tier two threshold," than other parts of the region, said Mr Street.

“It has been said by ministers that that was a finely balanced call so I think it is still realistic for that area of the region to hope there will be a change pre-Christmas.

"But it will all still be dependent on the five indicators and them continuing to move in the right direction.”