Opener Alex Lees hits 126 to send Durham top of the One-Day Cup Group A, as impressive Glamorgan remain at the Group B summit.

Police are investigating links between a series of distraction burglaries in the Black Country.

A man in his 40s was found dead at a house in Birmingham in the early hours of Saturday.

The flyweight boxer beat Carlo Paalam on Saturday while his family watched from Birmingham.

Galal Yafai's family watch from Birmingham as the boxer wins gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

A Birmingham nightclub opens a walk-in centre to encourage 18-24 year-olds to get the Covid jab.

The National Memorial Arboretum is forced to cancel its Summer Proms after a positive Covid case.

West Midlands Police employed the UK's first dedicated football hate crime officer in January.

The coins were found by detectorists in a Warwickshire field and will be displayed in Coventry.

A man from Poland is charged with murdering a man who was found injured at an industrial estate.

Highways England is installing a new bridge at junction 10 for Walsall, causing long delays.

Warwickshire beat Northants in Group B in the One-Day Cup, while Sussex and Kent both win for the first time in Group A.

Mark and Jonathan Nicholson pleaded guilty to illegally storing waste at the site from 2016-17.

We will be back on Monday with the latest news, sport, travel and more for the West Midlands.

The child was hurt for disturbing her mother and partner when they tried to have sex, a judge says.

A jury finds Jonathan Houseman guilty of murdering two men in a car park over a £200,000 debt.

Tributes have been paid to 20-year-old Daniel Honnor who has been named as the victim of a fatal crash in Birmingham last week.

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Mr Honnor, from Solihull, was a passenger in a van that crashed with a Toyota Yaris on Fox Hollies Road in Acocks Green on 29 July.

His mum, Clare, said: "My heart is broken.

“Dan was the kindest, most loving son, brother and best friend. He was always there to make us laugh and brighten our days.

"He loved spending time with his family but his true passion was modifying his orange van and Land Rover with his best friend. Our world won’t be the same without him."

West Midlands Police continues to appeal for witnesses to support its investigation into the crash.

Plans for a new cricket centre in Worcester have been submitted.

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The city's university has put forward the scheme to be built at the Severn campus, off Hylton Road, as part of a major expansion of the site.

Creating the new international inclusive cricket and education centre will provide a national home for all forms of disability cricket, the university says.

Worcestershire County Cricket Board estimates that an additional 8,000 people will benefit from the centre every year including young children, disabled athletes, women’s squads and students.

The family of Ryan Passey, a 19-year-old Stourbridge man stabbed to death in a nightclub, have renewed their call for a change in the law on the fourth anniversary of his death.

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The Justice for Ryan campaign wants the law to allow for more grounds to appeal against acquittals after the man who stabbed Mr Passey was cleared of murder and manslaughter.

The family's campaign has the support of local MP Suzanne Webb who said she has met with them today to mark the anniversary.

"As each year passes without justice, it must get harder for them but I pay tribute to their tenacity in wanting Justice for Ryan," she said.

In a statement online, the family said they were "moving forward and we are getting closer and closer to finally getting justice".

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