Michele Paduano
Health correspondent, BBC Midlands Today

A highly-respected medical pioneer has been cleared at a tribunal following evidence he gave to a court hearing in a row over copyright.

A logo used by Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Trust infringed the rights of another company, the High Court ruled in 2018.

The mental health trust's system - Rapid Assessment and Interfaced Discharge service (RAID) – is designed to improve patient assessment and discharge for people experiencing mental health crises and trauma who attend hospitals, including A&Es.

Prof George Tadros, who joined the NHS trust’s RAID team in 2009, was alleged to have given misleading evidence to the High Court during a hearing, according to documents on the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service website.

The tribunal did not find any of the facts of the case proved.

Lee Roberts is jailed for duping the DVLA to obtain a licence in his twin brother's name.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council is set to invest a further £3.25m to regenerate part of the city centre.

Meigh Street car park will be demolished as will the adjoining Goodson building.

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"This site is the single, largest regeneration opportunity in council ownership which we have power over, and we want to make sure that whatever we do on the site connects and benefits the whole city, and isn’t just about he city centre.

"This additional funding is absolutely vital to make sure the site’s full potential can be unlocked and make sure we get the best outcome for Stoke-on-Trent through its regeneration."

In its 10-15 year vision for the site, the council has said it wants to include a "transport hub" in the site's redevelopment, which would connect it by ultra-light rail trams to other parts of the city, designed to improve air quality.

The money is subject to agreement from the council's cabinet.

Staffordshire Police took responsibility for managing convicted terrorist Usman Khan after his release.

BBC Weather

Today will see patchy cloud and scattered showers throughout.

Showers may turn locally heavy, but there will be plenty of sunshine in between, particularly in the afternoon. Highs of 12C to 15C (54F to 59F).

Tonight showers will clear, but cloud will build in and it will become overcast. A few outbreaks of rain may push in during the early hours of Thursday. Lows of 8C to 11C (46F to 52F).

The Godivas have been selected for their "unique stories" to help celebrate the women of Coventry.

Sunni Patel experienced bulimia as a teenager and noticed a link between gut health and mental health.

Implemented eight months ago, the scheme has sparked a "divisive conversation" in Kings Heath.

Adam Rooney's winner sees Solihull Moors come from a goal down to beat Weymouth 2-1 in the National League.

Murder-accused PC Benjamin Monk was seen standing above Dalian Atkinson in a Telford street in 2016.

Carl Harris is the last resident on a Birmingham street that is earmarked for redevelopment.

Coventry Live

Here are some of the headlines from the Coventry Live website:

• Trio fined more than £2,700 for fly-tipping in Coventry, external
• Pensioner tried to hit neighbour with his car - but ran over his own wife, external
• Huge rail disruption after bridge damage between Nuneaton and Coleshill, external

Local Democracy Reporting Service
David Irwin

New designs have been unveiled for canalside flats and houses planned for a derelict scrap of land next to a Solihull waterway.

Image source, Solihull Council

A formal planning application has now been submitted for the new development earmarked for Lincoln Road wharf, in Olton.

The complex would consist of 15 two-bed apartments, a couple of semi-detached houses and 19 car parking spaces.

The latest proposals will be considered by Solihull Council.

Shropshire Star

Here are some of the headlines from the Shropshire Star's website today:

• Fire service takeover among re-elected police and crime commissioner's top priorities, external
• Shropshire maternity scandal: Review asks for staff experiences of service, external
• Staff 'devastated' as 30 set to lose jobs due to Calor Gas closure of Telford site, external

Police say the convictions for using the post and dark web to distribute class A drugs are the first of the kind in Scotland.

Coventry Moves, a "dawn until dusk" show, will take place on 5 June - but 15 May launch date stays.

A trial is due in September following the death of father-of-one Nathan Burton.

The University of Chester's site in Warrington town centre will be fully operational by September.

Poet and playwright Kay Rufai will work with young people and West Midlands Police.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's been a bit wet out there, but a little rain hasn't dampened the spirits of the BBC's Weather Watchers who have sent us these snaps.

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