Warwickshire's Chief Constable, Martin Jelley, has announced, external he is going to retire in June after six years in the role.

He has been serving as a police officer for 33 years and said: "If I was starting over, aged 21 I would not hesitate to become a police officer again."

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Warwickshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe said he had guided the force "through one of the most significant periods of change in its 164-year history."

Wolves full-back Jonny Otto signs a new contract running to 2025.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

The hospital which treated the injured Worcester player Michael Fatialofa has said it is "looking to continue supporting him in his new life back home".

But the Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital has not responded to comments made by Worcester Warriors, external that it has tried to claim additional fees for the treatment it had provided.

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Fatialofa, who was treated in intensive care and a specialist unit after suffering a serious spinal injury in a game last January, tweeted , externalhe hoped Warriors would "finally" pay his hospital bill this year.

In response the club said it "has already paid the fees it was responsible for – running into tens of thousands of pounds – which was over and above the club’s obligations and insurances."

"Neither the club nor Michael are responsible for any additional fees," the club statement said.

An inquest rules Kyrone Vaghji, 10, died from natural causes related to his acute asthma.

BBC Weather Watchers

With the freezing conditions continuing, our BBC Weather Watchers have been sending in photos of icicles, snowy scenes and frozen waterways.

Here are three from users Lilith in Rednal, Birmingham, Videoman in Leek, Staffordshire and NeverEnoughCruising in Napton on the Hill, Warwickshire.

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Express and Star

Here are three of the stories from the Express and Star's website today:

• Used coronavirus swab tests given to Walsall family, external amid mass testing
• Difficult driving conditions and sub zero temperatures, external
• Two new primary schools set to open, external

Shropshire's two councils have spent nearly £200,000 on sending letters to local residents during the pandemic.

The letters outline the support available to businesses and residents.

Shropshire Council sent out letters to all households for the first time last month and has spent £55,000.

While Telford and Wrekin has sent four letters since the start of the pandemic and has spent £139,000.

BBC CWR Sport

Wasps forward Brad Shields said his experience had helped him cope with the disappointment of being left out of the England squad for rugby union's Six Nations.

He has won nine international caps and said: "In the past I probably would have been hung up on it a bit too much."

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Instead, Shields said: "I just need to be 100% fixated on what I can do for Wasps first and foremost."

And he hopes his club form will win him more call-ups.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Over the next 10 years £100m will be spent to build 2,500 council homes in Herefordshire.

All of the building will be on land owned by Herefordshire Council, including land next to Hereford Football Club.

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Homes will also be built at some of the former county-owned farms at Grafton and Burghill and on former school sites.

The men did not manage to take any beauty spot photos as their phone batteries had died, police say.

BBC Weather

Temperatures won't rise much above above freezing today and there could be a bit more snow.

And it's forecast to remain the same until the weekend.

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Three men who drove all the way from Kensington in London to south Shropshire, claiming they wanted to take photos of the views, have been fined.

West Mercia Police stopped them in Little Stretton. They had no photos to show for their trip because their phone batteries had died, officers said.

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Officers tweeted, external to say: "The only souvenir of their 300 mile round trip will be the fines."

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BBC News

A teenager has been stabbed and suffered possibly life-threatening injuries, police said.

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The 19-year-old was found in Alum Rock Road, Birmingham, just before 19:10 GMT on Tuesday.

He's been taken to hospital for treatment.

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BBC News

Welcome to our live service for Wednesday.

We'll be bringing you all the news, sport, travel and weather for the West Midlands.

We love to hear from you, so share your news, thoughts and photos of the area with us via email, Twitter, external and Facebook., external

The medics at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital met while helping coronavirus patients.

Live updates have now ended for the West Midlands.

We'll be back with you from 08:00 on Wednesday with the usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather.

BBC Sport

Commonwealth Games Federation chief executive David Grevemberg is to leave his post, less than 18 months before the Birmingham 2022 Games.

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American Grevemberg, who will officially leave in March, has spent six years in charge, having previously been head of the Glasgow 2014 Games.

"I feel that now is the right moment to pass the baton," said Grevemberg.

He added that Birmingham was "tracking positively" and would be "another milestone event for the movement".

Bin collections in Coventry have been suspended due to snow.

Residents are being advised to leave bins out and council workers will try to collect them later in the week.

Dan Wheeler
BBC Hereford & Worcester

Worcester Warriors have restated their commitment to Michael Fatialofa - after the injured lock posted on social media about outstanding medical fees.

Fatialofa, who was treated in intensive care and a specialist unit after suffering a serious spinal injury in a game last January, tweeted , externalthat he hoped Warriors would "finally" pay his hospital bill this year.

The club said it was "disappointed and surprised" by the tweet, as it had already paid the tens of thousands of pounds of fees for which it was responsible, and had continued to support his rehabilitation even after his contract had ended.

Warriors say they "care deeply" about Fatialofa, and are imploring him to get in touch.