Teenagers arrested after stab death of boy, 14published at 14:52 British Summer Time 5 June 2021
Boys aged 14 and 16 are held on suspicion of the murder of Dea-John Reid.
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Boys aged 14 and 16 are held on suspicion of the murder of Dea-John Reid.
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The PC joined the dancers as they performed for residents along the cavalcade's route through the city.
Let's take a closer look at some of those classic cars representing Coventry's motoring history as they drive through the city for Coventry Moves.
The two cavalcades of 20 cars each were filled with Irish, Bollywood and Caribbean dancers who would burst from the vehicles for performances in streets along the route.
The cars, which were provided by Coventry Motofest, were all built in Coventry from the 1950s onwards.
The dancers were chosen to represent the region’s Irish, South Asian, and Carribean communities.
Pauline Black kicked off the event with a song called River Rushing Flow - she wore an outfit to embody her role as the spirit of the river that runs beneath the city.
Then a group of young River Runner performers make their way through the Coventry streets as they trace the path of the river.
In the city centre, the runners met spoken word artist and rapper John Bernard, playing the Energy of Youthfulness.
The runners also met artist and designer Daniel Lismore (above) - the Energy of Innovation.
Meanwhile, a procession of bicycles passed through the city to celebrate Coventry's manufacturing heritage.
As 30 bicycles and custom trike ride across the city, you'll surely hear them before you see them as they blast out a custom soundtrack by DJs Parks & Wilson.
The Coventry City of Culture team are keeping everything secret - as part of their "surprising" programme they want to catch people unawares before wowing them with their displays.
The cyclists started their journey at Butts Park Arena at about 10:00 before heading to Spon End where they dismounted to give a special performance for local residents.
Next up, a busy shopping street so watch out if you're waiting for the bus as the road will be closed to traffic.
We'll bring you the latest right here with where the procession has been - let us know if you spot them too.
A procession of 30 bicycles have travelled through the city.
Led by three custom trikes, the procession is also a nod to Coventry's heritage as home to the UK's bicycle manufacture industry.
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Read MoreWest Midlands Police said it is monitoring speculation online that this weekend will see disorder in Birmingham in retribution for the murder of 14-year-old Dea-John Reid.
Dea-John was stabbed to death on College Road, Kingstanding, on Monday. Two men and a teenage boy have appeared in court today charged with his murder.
The force said there was no evidence to support the rumours that were being shared online but said officers would be on patrol and disorder would not be tolerated.
"Dea-John's mum has issued a tribute to her son in which she pleaded for the violence to stop," Ass Ch Const Matt Ward said.
"I would urge people to listen to her, let us get on with the job and not take matters into their own hands."
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