Found in St Martins, near Oswestry, the cause of the man's death is not yet known, say police.

Paramedics arrived to find the cancer patient wearing his coat, with a bag packed for hospital.

John Trotman, twice awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, has got behind the controls once more.

Noel Brown, from Birmingham, said he had been left distressed by the repeated cancellations.

Walsall Council pledges to resettle 120 Afghan families as part of the government scheme.

Residents and drivers in parts of the West Midlands are being warned there could be flooding today due to thunderstorms.

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The Met Office has, external a yellow warning in place until 20:00 on Thursday.

It says downpours could lead to some flooding, making driving conditions difficult.

A court rejects autocorrect as the excuse for the message about West Bromwich Albion's Romaine Sawyers.

The patient is among a number who have contacted the BBC about problems accessing dental treatment.

The victim is named by police as Martin Latham whose family say they are heartbroken.

A hospital trust says the problems are "more demanding than the most difficult winters".

Teachers from Liverpool and Sevenoaks are in the last 50 in the hunt for the world's best teacher.

BBC Weather

After a dry start it will be an unsettled day with heavy and thundery showers throughout and highs of 22°C (72°F).

A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms is in place from 10:00 until 20:00.

Worcestershire sign Warwickshire's hard-hitting opener Ed Pollock on a two-year deal to play all three forms of the game.

The fire service advises people living in Kidderminster to keep windows closed.

Scott McCluskey posted racist comments about black England players on social media.

Hampshire bowl out Warwickshire for 235 to win by 60 runs and go level on points in joint second with Yorkshire.

A man who started a fire, when he attempted to make a bomb in his microwave, has been jailed.

The fire began when George Moore, 24, put aerosol cans into the microwave at his house in Cubbington Road in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire on 5 May.

Warwickshire Police said another person who had been in the home at the time was able to escape uninjured.

Moore, of no fixed abode, was jailed for 45 months at Warwick Crown Court on 3 September after admitting charges of arson with recklessness as to whether life was endangered and possession of a bladed article.

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Det Sgt Jen Baker said: "This was a reckless act that caused substantial damage to the house in which Moore lived.

"His behaviour was quite clearly dangerous and his actions on the night could easily have resulted in more serious harm being caused.

"We are fortunate that no-one was injured in the incident."

Footage shared on social media captures the scale of an industrial fire in Kidderminster.

Stafford Borough Council says the artefact, valued at about £5m, was removed without proper consent.

A dairy farmer says the shortage of lorry drivers has hit milk collection and is a "constant worry".