Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. Family pay tribute to 'loving' crash victimpublished at 19:57 GMT

    Police say they are looking to speak to witnesses of the incident in which Ryan Horton died.

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  2. 'Missed opportunities' over murdered man's carepublished at 18:09 GMT

    A review of Michael Brady's murder by two people who befriended him finds missed opportunities.

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  3. Multi-vehicle crash as lorry goes through barrierpublished at 17:59 GMT

    National Highways said the serious collision involved multiple vehicles on Tuesday night.

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  4. Pay-per-mile tax could 'hinder' EV switchpublished at 17:55 GMT

    Electric vehicle drivers will soon face a pay-per-mile tax as 2030 deadline to phase out petrol and diesel cars looms.

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  5. Two more arrests in murder investigationpublished at 17:11 GMT

    Police confirm eight arrests have been made so far after Jermaine Smith was fatally shot.

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  6. Jury trials limit proposal 'worrying price to pay' published at 17:10 GMT

    The MoJ says no final decision has been taken by the government to limit jury trials.

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  7. 'Brilliant' Tezgel already Crewe role model - Luntpublished at 16:57 GMT

    Crewe Alexandra's on-loan Stoke City striker Emre Tezgel is already proving to be a role model, says player development boss Kenny Lunt.

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  8. Pups rescued from bin surprise Aston Villa playerspublished at 16:37 GMT

    The six female puppies are named after leading members of Aston Villa Women's First Team.

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  9. Hall of fame honour for blind footballerpublished at 16:13 GMT

    Paralympian Darren Harris, England's most-capped blind player, says the honour is " truly special".

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  10. Flying high but Lampard vows Coventry can get better published at 15:20 GMT

    Coventry City are 10 points clear in the Championship and scoring for fun, but Frank Lampard believes they "absolutely can get better".

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  11. Man arrested after dogs attack womanpublished at 14:30 GMT

    The 24-year-old was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, and two dogs were seized.

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  12. 🎧 Stoke performances getting fans to dream bigpublished at 14:29 GMT

    Lucas Yeomans and Stoke City commentator Mark Elliott dissect the 3-0 win versus Charlton Athletic that lifted them to second in the Championship table.

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  13. Six investigated for murder after victim diespublished at 13:41 GMT

    A man, 30, was found on Barbourne Road in Worcester by officers at about 04:15 GMT on Tuesday.

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  14. Coventry carer becomes DofE Award Youth Ambassadorpublished at 13:06 GMT

    Sharandeep Sahota, 21, says being a DofE youth ambassador can help her extend the programme's reach.

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  15. Man in court accused of sex attack on Sikh womanpublished at 12:43 GMT

    John Ashby is also charged with religiously aggravated assault, strangulation and robbery.

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  16. Boro win a "statement" victory - Simmspublished at 12:37 GMT

    Coventry City's gutsy 4-2 win at then-nearest rivals Middlesbrough in the Championship was a "statement" victory says Sky Blues striker Ellis Simms.

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  17. Work on town's retaining wall completedpublished at 12:21 GMT

    Work has been ongoing since engineers first discovered stability issues in 2022.

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  18. 'Bozenik shows Stoke's genuine strength in depth'published at 12:18 GMT

    Stoke have a genuine chance to make a run at promotion, says BBC Radio Stoke commentator Mark Elliott.

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  19. Football club president dies after falling ill published at 11:34 GMT

    Colin Brookes was at a match at Stratford Town FC when he fell ill.

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  20. Crime makes farmers 'afraid to go out at night'published at 11:19 GMT

    Richard Yates said the criminals are the sort of people who will 'threaten to burn your barn down'

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