Middlesex set new record as Essex winpublished at 19:20 British Summer Time 7 September 2021
Middlesex post their highest-ever first-class total while there is an innings victory for Essex in the County Championship.
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Middlesex post their highest-ever first-class total while there is an innings victory for Essex in the County Championship.
Read MoreThe motorcyclist is also seriously injured in the crash in Kington, Herefordshire, paramedics say.
Read MorePolice name the missing man as David Boswell who will be sorely missed, his parents say.
Read MoreAaron O'Halloran causes eight-hour passenger delays with his half-mile car ride between stations.
Read MorePolice say the act has resulted in damage to the railway totalling more than £23,000.
Read MoreThe ex-Brighton GP used his "professional distinction" to lure victims, who were as young as eight.
Read MoreA man has been stabbed in the leg in Walsall, West Midlands Police said.
The victim, aged 25, was hospitalised after the incident on Midland Road at about 10:00 on Monday, the force said.
His injuries are not thought to be serious.
Police asked for anyone who many have information to come forward.
Neighbours of the towering rubbish mound demand action after two years of complaints.
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Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games organisers say they are confident of hosting capacity crowds at a "Covid-friendly games".
Read MoreTravel across the West Midlands is likely to be disrupted on Thursday due to heavy showers and thunderstorms.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning, external and said there is a chance homes and businesses could be flooded.
Lightning could cause delays with some cancellations to train and bus services.
The warning is in place from 11:00 until 20:00.
Tina Ince, Alex Britton and Tom Watson died in the four-vehicle crash near Andover.
Read MoreWith the West Midlands set to bask in temperatures up to 29C (84F) today the BBC Weather Watchers have been out capturing some sunny scenes across the region.
This cloudless view was taken in Leek, Staffordshire, by Videoman.
This was the scene earlier in Sutton Coldfield as captured by Suttonwalker.
Peter Steggles took this in Rushbury, Shropshire.
And this image of Dudley was taken by Laura and Glenn.
David Venables faces trial following the discovery of wife Brenda's remains 37 years after disappearing.
Read MoreThe 32-year-old suspect is also treated for a stab wound to his arm, police say.
Read MoreStaff at County Hospital in Stafford remember Veronica Guy as an "advocate for patients".
Read MoreHerefordshire actor John Challis' tour is cancelled due to ill health, promoters say.
Read MoreWorcestershire legend Daryl Mitchell is to retire at the end of the season - after 19 years' service.
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A Warwickshire delivery firm says it is struggling to fulfil orders because of a lack of HGV drivers.
Adam Shuter, MD of Exact Logistics in Dunchurch, said a mix of drivers retiring, a lack of HGV tests, Brexit and the pandemic had all affected the industry.
"The driver shortage is impacting us in not being able to meet delivery times, not being able to meet the requirements on site and we are beginning to get a small backlog," he said.
"These days transport is becoming almost when it is going to happen, not when you expect it to happen and that is a problem for lots of people.
"We are now having to say we'll deliver when we have got a driver or a vehicle, not on the day that you want it, and that is a big problem."
Kathryn Stanczyszyn
Political Reporter, BBC Radio WM
A trial of e-scooters in Birmingham is set to be extended into next year.
Senior councillors will vote on a report today that describes the pilot as a "relatively low cost and low risk method of trialling a new alternative to private cars".
The report says more than 550,000 journeys have been made on the scooters - owned and maintained by Voi - between September 2020 and July 2021.
In that time, there were 11 serious and 107 minor injuries - all but one to the rider of the scooter.
The report also revealed 58% of e-scooter users were under 34, 76% were male and 24% were students.
But charity the National Federation of the Blind of the UK says it "vehemently disagrees" with the extension of the trial.
It claims the safety of the scooters and the risk to vulnerable pedestrians is not being properly assessed.