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Jamie Holloway was responding to an emergency call from colleagues, a court hears.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has announced extra tickets will be put on sale for some of its performances of The Comedy of Errors.

The tickets, for the show running in the The Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Garden Theatre, will be on sale from 17 August, as the theatre company looks to increase audiences to 80% capacity later this month, following the easing of the government's Covid-19 restrictions.

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Catherine Mallyon, Executive Director of the RSC, said: “We are delighted that already over 7,000 people have joined us in the outdoor theatre since it opened in July and we hope to see many more visitors joining us over the summer either at the theatre or as part of our extensive free family activity programme in the gardens.

"Throughout the pandemic, we have remained in regular communication with our audiences and have worked closely with colleagues from across the industry to monitor changing visitor sentiment and confidence levels.

"Our audiences have told us consistently that they would feel most confident returning to an outdoor setting, a view that has continued despite the lifting of restrictions.

"Our aim is to balance the desire to satisfy demand for seats, but also to protect those that are vulnerable due to Covid-19 or nervous about returning to full capacity performances."

A shop assistant was punched, and other workers threatened with a knife, during a robbery, police said.

West Mercia Police said a man entered Costcutter in Majestic Way in Aqueduct, Telford at 11:35 BST today where he forced his way behind the counter and punched the shop assistant, who suffered minor injuries.

He made off with cash from the till, and was approached by other shop staff before pulling out a knife and threatening them.

The man then made off along an alley into Eleanor’s Close, the force said.

Det Sgt Jon Taylor said: “There was a considerable police presence in the area as we responded to the incident, and I would like to reassure residents that officers will remain in the area, both to offer reassurance and to carry out inquiries into the incident.

“If anyone has any information that can help us identify the suspect we would urge them to get in contact."

London had the most individual medallists, but the North West claimed the most medals.

A new poet laureate is being sought to champion poetry in Wolverhampton.

City of Wolverhampton Council said the person who takes up the honorary position, lasting two years, will continue the work of outgoing poet laureate Emma Purshouse to encourage and raise the profile of poetry and the city.

They will write poems to commission during their tenure, as well as work on poetry events during the city's literature festival and throughout their time in the role, it said.

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Councillor Stephen Simkins, Cabinet Member for City Economy, said: “Last year’s festival was a great success and Emma did us proud as poet laureate.

"I wish all applicants for the poet laureate role the best of luck and look forward to seeing them at next year’s festival.”

Emma said: "It is a real pleasure and a privilege to be the poet laureate for your home city, and a role I've very much loved doing for the past two years."

Poets aged 18 and over can apply to become Wolverhampton’s second poet laureate by sending in a short description detailing how they meet the criteria for the post, along with a sample poem, to Wolverhampton Art Gallery by 30 September.

Galal Yafai was met with cheers and chanting as he arrived at London Heathrow Airport from Tokyo.

Shropshire Star

Here are some of the Shropshire Star's headlines today:

• Hundreds of attacks on West Mercia Police in pandemic, including spitting and coughing, external
• Newport nightclub to undergo facelift, councillors told, external
• Bridgnorth firm's open event to mark 60th anniversary of iconic Jaguar E-Type is cancelled, external

CCTV images have been released by police investigating an assault at a railway station.

British Transport Police said at about 10:45 BST on 30 June a man began arguing with a teenage girl who was among a group of people around the Moor Street Link area of Birmingham New Street station.

Another member of the group tried to intervene, and the man punched the girl in the face, the force said.

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She suffered a fractured cheek bone and serious facial injuries which required stitches.

Officers believe the man in the CCTV images may have information which could help their investigation and have urged anyone who can help identify him to come forward.

More Team GB athletes have been arriving back in the UK, with Birmingham boxing flyweight champion Galal Yafai among them.

Yafai, 28, beat Carlo Paalam of the Philippines on Saturday.

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Crowds gathered to welcome the athletes to Heathrow, with Staffordshire boxer Frazer Clarke being met by his partner and children.

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Timelapse footage captures the moment the steel beams are installed over the motorway.

Two Tone band The Selecter will play on the main stage at this year's Godiva Festival, it's been announced.

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The thee-day event held in Coventry's War Memorial Park will return later this year after being cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19.

Supergrass will headline the festival on Friday 3 September, with other acts including Craig David, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Sister Sledge and Panjabi MC.

The city council said it would be "the largest single event in our year as UK City of Culture".

Police say the body, "believed to be that of a woman", was found in Perton on Monday.

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Some rail services between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton have been cancelled due to a shortage of crew, West Midlands Railway said.

The company said disruption was expected until the end of the day.

Tributes have been paid to a police officer on the 10th anniversary of his death.

PC Anthony Wright, from the West Mercia Police force, died in 2011 when his motorbike was involved in a collision with a car on Wolverley Road in Kidderminster.

West Mercia Police Federation chair Sarah Cooper said: “Tony devoted 22 years of his life to serving the people and communities of West Mercia.

“His loss was felt across the force and he continues to be missed.

"The thoughts of everyone at West Mercia Police Federation are with Tony’s family, friends and colleagues today.”

Birmingham Live

Some of the Birmingham Live stories today include:

• Killer mum's sick TikTok tribute after Kaylee-Jayde Priest death, external
• City's biggest provider of 'exempt' social housing under investigation, external
• Teenage girl punched in the face at New Street Station, external

A football fan suffered a heart attack ahead of a game at the Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry City Football Club has confirmed.

It happened before the team's tie against Nottingham Forest on Sunday, which they won 2-1.

The club, said the supporter is now recovering following hospital treatment.

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In a statement,, external the club said: "We would like to pay tribute to the quick actions of our stewards and the ShowMed paramedics, which proved life saving in this incident, and the family of the supporter have also expressed their huge thanks to them.

"This highlights again the importance to us all of having defibrillators at major events and in the community.

"The club are in contact with the supporter's family, and would like to publicly wish the gentleman and his family all the best at this time.

"We look forward to welcoming them back to a game in due course."

Tariq Jahan says he forgives the men who killed his son during the 2011 riots in Birmingham.