Jackie Weaver remained calm in the meeting that became a "must see" when it spiralled in to chaos.

A Handforth Parish Council meeting is shared widely online after it descends into chaos.

Handforth Parish Council's Zoom meeting had insults, laughter and members being kicked out.

Camera retailer Jessops has filed notice it is to appoint administrators after it was badly hit by lockdown restrictions.

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All of the company's stores, including its flagship site in Temple Row, Birmingham, are closed until 12 April due to lockdown restrictions.

The company was bought by Dragons' Den presenter Peter Jones in 2013.

It currently employs 120 staff and runs 17 stores.

The 29-year-old was found dead at a house in Overdale on Tuesday, a day after she was assaulted.

Anne Linton says her burglar has "turned his life around" through a rehabilitation scheme.

Birmingham Live

Some of the Birmingham Live headlines today include:

• Killer babysitter Sean Sadler sentenced for murdering toddler Lilly Hanrahan, external
• Plea for law change as mum claims undertaker reopened son's body, external
• CCTV appeal after mum punched in face in racist park attack, external

Babysitter Sean Sadler will serve at least 20 years in jail for the murder of Lilly Hanrahan.

The council officer says more people get involved with council meetings when they take place online.

Who will be elected Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire on 6 May?

Anne Linton and a man who burgled her swap Christmas gifts and he regularly does her gardening.

A council has apologised after using out-of-date information when sending letters reminding people to register to vote.

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Dudley Council admitted some residents had received letters for May's elections addressed to previous occupants after "we accidentally used data from a previous year".

Despite living and being registered at her current address for almost four years, Jo Easthope, from Dudley, was among those to receive a letter on Friday.

It was addressed to a former resident whom she was told by neighbours had died.

"It has always been drummed into me to vote, I have only missed one vote since I was 18 which was when I was undergoing chemotherapy," she said.

Ms Easthope said she had tried to call the council about the situation, but had only been able to leave a voicemail and had not had a response.

She has now re-registered to vote, but said she was worried it would not go through in time for her to vote in the upcoming local elections on 6 May.

Kevin O'Keefe, the council's chief executive and electoral returning officer, said it would review its checking system but the error had only affected people who had moved house since 2016.

"If you have voted at the same address previously, you do not need to take any action. People only need to get in touch if there are changes at the property or if they wish to register for a postal vote."

BBC Sport

Gareth Southgate said Ollie Watkins' goal on his England debut last night was a "fairytale" for the Aston Villa striker.

He scored against San Marino with his first shot after coming on for Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the 83rd minute.

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Afterwards, Southgate described Watkins as "a really humble boy" and added: "The first thing you saw was the reaction from the rest of the team, that shows you how together they are - they know what it means for him. He's settled in really quickly with the group."

On Thursday night there were four West Midlands MPs among 76 who opposed the extension of emergency coronavirus powers for the government.

Tories Harriett Baldwin (West Worcestershire) and Craig Tracey (North Warwickshire); and Labour's John Spellar (Warley), and Zarah Sultana (Coventry South) all voted the powers are no longer needed, but 484 members voted to extend them for another six months.

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Other MPs to oppose the extension included former Conservative Cabinet ministers David Davis, Esther McVey and John Redwood, former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who now sits as an independent, ex-shadow chancellor John McDonnell and one-time Labour leadership contender Rebecca Long-Bailey.

The Liberal Democrats also opposed the extension, along with the only Green Party MP Caroline Lucas.

BBC Midlands Today

People over the age of 50 will be able to receive a Covid vaccine without an appointment at three centres in the Black Country for the next week.

Anyone eligible for a jab can turn up at The Saddlers Centre in Walsall, Tipton Sports Academy and VW Active Aldersley, in Wolverhampton.

Some people who are due to have a first vaccination have not booked and organisers hope the move will ensure all available vaccine is used.

Sally Roberts, chief nurse for Black Country and West Birmingham Clinical Commissioning Groups, said the move came after feedback from the public.

"People, when they are waiting for appointments, they would rather be seen quickly, come and get their vaccine and get about their daily work and this opportunity is here now for a week," she said.

About 600 people were made redundant when a car parts firm went into administration last year.

BBC Weather

It will be a cloudy morning with outbreaks of rain followed by a brighter afternoon with highs of 10°C (50°F).

Brandon Williams' lawyer Nick "Mr Loophole" Freeman argued he should not get points on his licence.

PC Michael Darbyshire denies rape and five counts of sexual assault at Worcester Crown Court.

Liam Mooney is thought to have been a pillion passenger on a moped which was in collision with a car.