A man with a family-run Italian restaurant in Stratford-upon-Avon said workers were "ecstatic" after watching Italy win Euro 2020, with English fans at a bar in the town "exchanging banter all night".

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Dino De Angelis, 30, pictured with Yorkshire mother Jackie and Italian father Antonino, both 63, stated he had said he would support Italy, but if England won, he would congratulate them.

Mr De Angelis, whose family has run Sorrento Restaurant since 1984, said he had lost his voice and "everything is a bit of a blur", after "jumping up and down".

He said: "[Other people] came to shake our hand to say 'well done and good luck'."

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Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish has been widely praised after handing a pair of his boots to a child, external.

The England player made the gesture after the team lost their Euro final to Italy at Wembley.

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Gaynor Duarte said on Twitter, external: "Aww how lovely. Bless him. He must have been devastated but still had a smile and time for the young fans. Think I'm a fan now"

David Fensome tweeted, external: "A lovely gesture. Class from a great player and clearly a decent man."

Twitter user @katie2779 said, external: "What a gentleman. That young lad will remember that day forever. Jack Grealish is a class act. Well done Sir."

Grealish came on as a substitute after 99 minutes, as the game ended 1-1 after extra-time before England lost on penalties.

A woman remains in hospital in Birmingham after suffering two broken legs, a broken pelvis and a broken shoulder when she was hit by a car in Wednesbury.

Another woman who was injured when a car mounted the pavement on Lower High Street yesterday has been released from hospital.

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West Midlands Police said it believes it was a targeted attack, but no arrests have been made yet.

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Hundreds of you have been giving us your reaction to England's performance in Euro 2020 and their defeat in the final on Sunday.

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On the BBC Midlands Facebook page, external, Nicola Jane Oates wrote: "Proud of our team! They did amazing, they united our nation after a terrible year!"

John Johnson added: "Gutted, yes; proud, yes; head held high, yes; encouraged about the future, yes."

Stacey Lynn Crowe said: "I have never seen the England team achieve what they did last night in my 35 years so it was a win for me! Those abusing the players should be ashamed of themselves!"

While Gill Chinn typed: "Very proud of our team. Young lads with great futures. The best is yet to come."

Wolves say they have been alerted "to a racist tweet sent by a Wolves 'fan'".

They added it had been reported to their hate crime officer and West Midlands Police.

The club said: "Vile abuse like this will not be tolerated at Wolves."

This morning will be largely overcast, with the chance of a few spots of light rain or drizzle. The afternoon will continue mostly cloudy, with a few sharp showers developing for some. Highs of 19C to 22C (66F to 72F).

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Crude sewage, gas and fuel oils and slurry are among pollutants found in Shropshire's waterways.

The lab is expected to be capable of processing hundreds of thousands of samples a day.

Worcestershire end day two on 152-2 with Daryl Mitchell on 83 as they make a sound response to Warwickshire's 395 all out.

Two patients have been injected in the wrong side of their bodies at the same site in the same month.

A mother and two young children are taken to hospital after being hit in Smethwick, West Midlands.

Cases have risen for nearly a month in Tamworth with most among young people, a council says.

Shkelzen Taka suffered "horrific" head injuries after Tony Green reversed towards him.

England's fans have been praised by Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish for their support during Euro 2020.

The 25-year-old, who came on as a substitute for England in their defeat to Italy in the final, tweeted he was "absolutely devastated" at the result:

A Shropshire parish councillor has denied posting racist comments on Facebook following England's defeat in Sunday night's Euros final.

Paul Bradbury represents Pontesbury and allegedly put up a post on his personal Facebook account about England's footballers.

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There has been widespread condemnation of racist abuse aimed at Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka after they failed to score in the penalty shoot-out with Italy.

Mr Bradbury claims his account was hacked and has since deleted the post.

He told BBC Shropshire's politcal reporter Joanne Gallacher that his password was "quite a simple and easy one" to guess and he was alerted to the post in a series of direct messages.

Pontesbury Parish Council has not yet commented.

The England side have been "exceptional" throughout the tournament, said the manager of Coventry United Ladies.

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"People write us off before every tournament and I think to get to the final and take it to penalties and conduct ourselves in the manner we have, I think we can be nothing but proud," said Jay Bradford.

"What this tournament has given people is memories with friends and family and it's made us feel sort of normal again as a society."

Racism directed at some of the players after the game was "just disgusting," she said.

"There's no place for it in life and there's no place for it in sport."

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West Midlands Police said officers were called to more than 60 incidents on Sunday night following England's defeat in the Euro 2020 final.

The force said the majority of calls concerned fighting and disorder at licenced premises across the region.

In some cases, officers directed people to leave the premises and details have been recorded for suspects to be interviewed in due course.

A spokesperson for the force said it had been prepared for an increase in call outs and had deployed extra resources in preparation.

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Thank you to the hundreds of you who have told us how you feel on the BBC Midlands Facebook page , externalafter England's loss in the Euro 2020 final.

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Mandy Tibbetts said she was "gutted for the lads and nation but proud of them for getting to the final".

While plenty of you are already looking to the future as Ellen Poole said: "I have not lived to see it before and my kids have a good chance to see it again as we have such a strong team."

Lee Neville agreed: "This is the start of a new era in England football, we have a young team - give it a couple of years and the team will be a force to reckon with!"

Andrew Clayton reckoned the side could be good for the next decade and singled out two men: "Southgate is a stonking manager. Kane is both commanding and relatable as captain."

A council is accused of letting down children with special educational needs.