Diogo Jota rekindles Liverpool's Premier League top-four hopes with the winning goal on his return to Molineux in a game that ends with a worrying head injury to Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio.

Angry customers have taken to social media to complain about delayed deliveries and dead blooms.

Azam Mangori says Lorraine Cox took drugs at his flat before she died, a court hears.

That's all for now. We'll have any breaking news here this evening and more updates on news, sport, travel and weather for the West Midlands from 08:00 on Tuesday.

Shropshire Star

Here are some of the stories on the Shropshire Star website:

• Crash witnesses sought after pensioner sustains 'serious injuries', external
• Fire service set to adopt new response targets, external
• Shropshire hospital boss praises team effort during pandemic a year on from first Covid death, external

BBC Midlands Today

The biggest St Patrick's festival in Birmingham "in years" is to take place in 2022, after this year's event was cancelled.

The parade was also not held in 2020 because of coronavirus restrictions.

This year there will be a week of live streamed performances by cultural groups and a special video memorial service.

St Patrick's festival chair Peter Connolly said he thought the 70th anniversary would be "fantastic" in 2022.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

A Walsall pub with a history of disorder has lost its licence despite a former boss leaving.

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Between October 2019 and December last year, King George V, in Wallows Lane, was the scene of a raft of incidents, including a car ramming the front of the property, "horrific" brawls in the street and drinking after hours.

A meeting of Walsall Council’s licensing committee also heard how a series of breaches of Covid regulations were committed.

Neil Barnes, of pub owner Admiral Taverns, said it had chosen not to renew tenancy agreements with former designated premises supervisor Raman Singh and had taken sole possession of the pub with a view to sell it.

West Midlands Police, which originally called for the licence to be revoked, said it was happy for it to continue now Mr Singh was no longer in the picture, but committee members chose to revoke the licence.

Mark Masefield was jailed in 2012 after admitting the manslaughter of his friend Anthony Pryke.

The Warwick Folk Festival is to keep "a lot of the safety measures" from the last year in place, organisers say.

Following its cancellation in 2020, bosses of the 40-year-old event are "determined to go ahead" this time at a new site in the shadow of Warwick Castle.

All legal limits on social contact will be removed no earlier than 21 June, three weeks before the festival is set to welcome folk fans for the return of live music in the open air from 15 to 18 July.

Image source, Warwick Folk Festival

Festival director Dick Dixon said it felt even if restrictions had all been "wiped away, many people will still want to feel safe and take things carefully until we're all certain the situation has improved".

He added: "With that in mind we’re going to keep a lot of the safety measures we’ve got used to over the last year or so in place."

There will be reduced numbers on each day, "plenty of space" in and around all the gigs and hand sanitisers and the festival will be working to ensure "those who want to keep socially-distanced are able to do so".

Police are investigating an alleged kidnapping, after witnesses "saw a man being bundled" into a car.

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A group of men were seen to be involved in a scuffle in Far Highfield, Sutton Coldfield, at 15:20 GMT on Sunday and made off in a grey Skoda displaying the registration DX18 VLE, the West Midlands force said.

Police added they had now spoken to "a number of witnesses" who saw a man being bundled into the vehicle and "driven off against his will".

There are no reports of any missing people to verify who this person might be and the force's priority "is to find the car and make sure that all of the people involved are OK".

Det Sgt Simon Hanlon, from the complex investigation team, said: "We remain very concerned that someone may have been taken against their will and we are doing all we can to verify this and to find that person."

Alfie Steele was found in a critical condition at an address in Droitwich and flown to hospital.

BBC Midlands Today

One of the world's leading Irish dancers has delivered nearly 2,000 Covid-19 vaccines.

Alasdair Spencer, from Rugby, has entertained packed audiences as the Dark Lord in Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance show.

The volunteer said he was "a little nervous" about giving the jab to someone for the first time, but "after doing them a few times you get used to it".

Vaccination programme clinical director Dr Norman Byrd said: "We've almost vaccinated 30,000 people in Rugby and the vast, vast majority of those have been done by people who aren't medically trained."

Local Democracy Reporting Service

A derelict building could be transformed into a business hub as part of a major project to regenerate Oswestry town centre.

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The B-Wise and Regal (archive image above) buildings have been put forward as two potential locations for a new 'business incubation space', as well as the top floor of the Guildhall.

Consultancy firms are now being invited to tender for a £25,000 contract to look at the sites in more detail, recommend which should be chosen and produce a business plan.

They will also be asked to evaluate whether any of the suggested buildings could house a relocated indoor market.

The town was awarded £653,000 last year under the High Streets Heritage Action Zone scheme administered by Historic England.

A key element of Oswestry’s successful funding bid was an ambitious 'flagship project' to support and nurture existing and new local businesses in a dedicated space.

Hereford Times

Here are some of the stories on the Hereford Times website:

• Mass testing at Herefordshire schools shut due to coronavirus, external
• Why Herefordshire Council has spent money on electric bikes, external
• The areas leading the way with Covid jabs in Herefordshire, external

Two masked men punched a staff member and threatened them with a knife, when a shop robbery took place in Stoke-on-Trent.

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The men took a "large amount of cash" from the Prime Express store in Chaplin Road, police said.

They ran along Buccleuch Road and down an alleyway that leads to Hamilton Road, following the raid on Thursday.

The Staffordshire force said it was particularly keen to speak to two members of the public who tried to enter the store, as the robbery unfolded at 17:35 GMT.

Earlier we told you the prime minister had spoken of the country's shock and grief at what happened to Sarah Everard.

Here's a video of Boris Johnson talking to the BBC during his visit to a bus depot in Coventry. He says: "Women in particular must feel that when they make serious complaints about violence, about assault, that they are properly heard, and properly addressed and we are going to make sure that that happens."

Police are appealing for witnesses or information after a shotgun was discovered in a wooded area in Worcester.

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It was unclear where the firearm, which was found in Holt Heath, had come from and officers were making inquiries to "try and establish who the owner is", the West Mercia force said.

The discovery was made on 6 January at about 10:30 in the area of Holt Castle Drive.

Det Insp Tony Garner, from Worcester CID, said: "The recovery of this shotgun is an isolated incident and local residents should not be concerned regarding the discovery."

A scheme in the Midlands is encouraging people to scrap their cars to get public transport credits.

BBC Radio WM

From today people can leave knives in two new bins in a knife surrender scheme that BBC Radio WM is launching with West Midlands Police.

One is at McDonald’s on Belchers Lane in Bordesley Green, Birmingham, and the other at the Cornbow Shopping Centre, Great Cornbow, Halesowen, in an initiative that is part of the radio station's Knives Cost Lives campaign.

Knives can be put in those bins and destroyed safely. Since the beginning of last March when we all started staying at home to keep each other safe from the pandemic, the radio station has reported on 16 fatal stabbings in the West Midlands.

Michael Miles, who was sent to prison for a knife attack and released in 2018, now works as an anti-knife campaigner and works with young people at risk of criminality.

Jess Phillips MP tells Andrew Marr that laws need to change to better protect women.