Firefighter returns to work after losing legpublished at 16:22 British Summer Time 13 August 2021
Matt Bourner from Nantwich, Cheshire, says "being an amputee shouldn’t stop you doing anything".
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Matt Bourner from Nantwich, Cheshire, says "being an amputee shouldn’t stop you doing anything".
Read MoreNew bylaws are to be introduced to help tackle antisocial behaviour across the West Midlands, it's been announced.
They will be applied to bus stations, shelters and stops, said Transport for West Midlands., external
They include rules regarding drunkenness and drugs as well as control of animals.
People who have objections can make representations about the plans until 8 September.
McBright Nyazuwa, 19, allegedly drove at the group who were standing outside a Black Country pub.
Read MorePolice have released CCTV images in a bid to trace a man following an attempted robbery at a Metro station.
It happened at about 19:20 BST on 1 June at The Hawthorns stop in Smethwick, when a man, who entered from the overbridge, began to shout at the victim, demanding his shopping bag and threatening to stab him, British Transport Police said.
A tram arrived and the victim was able to leave.
The force has released an image of a man whom officers believe may have information that can help with their investigation.
The Olympic champion is the latest to be announced for the show.
Read MoreWasps lock Theo Vukasinovic extends his contract at the club but will spend part of next season on loan at Championship side Ampthill.
Read MoreA man who died in hospital after collapsing in Birmingham is the subject of a police appeal for help to identify him.
He was discovered on Soho Road on 6 August, and was taken to City Hospital, police said.
Before he died, the man, believed to be Polish, told nurses his name was Mariusz and that he was 51.
His death isn't being treated as suspicious but authorities wish to establish his identity to inform next of kin, police say.
They have released images of clothes he was wearing in the hope someone will recognise them.
Aston Villa can build a better team following the £100m sale of Jack Grealish, manager Dean Smith says.
Read MoreThe new owners of Wolverhampton's Beatties department store building are looking to secure a contractor after plans to turn it into flats were approved.
Private investor SSYS Beatties Ltd bought the building for £3m in February.
Wolverhampton City Council said work to transform the site into 150 new homes was due to begin in 2022.
The store was opened by James Beattie as a draper's shop in 1877 and remained in the family until House of Fraser took over in 2005.
Quote MessageWe are committed to bringing forward a sensitive redevelopment of the site that will help revitalise the city centre."
Pragnesh Modhwadia, SSYS Beatties Ltd
Mark Chilman is convicted after his trial hears of a faked burning car suicide.
Read MoreTwo suspects are detained following the discovery of Jomaa Jerrare's badly burned remains.
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Eve Aston is remembered as "very jolly, sassy, sociable" by her "proud" family.
Read MoreWe're forecast some sunshine and light cloud today, with temperatures rising to about 21C (70F).
And this weekend it's going to be mostly overcast and a little cooler.
You can get a full forecast for where you live on the BBC Weather page.
Police believe Jomaa Jerrare was killed before her badly burnt body was dumped in a lay-by in Perton.
Read MoreDurham and Glamorgan earn home One-Day Cup semi-finals, with Gloucestershire, Surrey and Yorkshire joining Essex in quarter-finals.
Read MoreResearchers in Birmingham test how fruit flies choose to prioritise food or sex.
Read MoreThe Leamington Spa facility has already processed about 300,000 coronavirus tests.
Read MoreDogs were in high demand during lockdown which led to the over-breeding of dogs.
Read MoreA coroner requests change following the death of Adam Forrester after a night out.
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