People can cast their vote on the Shropshire Wildlife Trust's Instagram page until 11 April.

The accused 16-year-old appears before magistrates on Monday.

Police say three people have been arrested after the report of people with weapons.

Visitors and patients will now have to pay £5.50 to park for up to two hours - an increase of £2.

Trams are operating again across all zones between Wolverhampton and Edgbaston Village.

Students argue the university's Catalyst building is not as prestigious as Grade II-listed King's Hall.

Video shows the moment cars are caught in the truck's unexpected path.

Cadbury Chocolatiers spend two days crafting the giant Easter treat - just don't drop it on your foot.

A 19-year-old man was stabbed in the neck and back and a boy had his fingers cut at Hales Hall Fishing Pool

Thousands of illegal vaping and tobacco products have been seized from a Wolverhampton shop.

Those behind the project said they would need thousands of individual pictures.

West Mercia Police says the thefts risk making electrical wiring unsafe.

Katie Thompson
BBC News

It's a lovely sunny day here in Birmingham and I've not spotted a single bin bag dumped on the streets in the city centre itself.

The bin strikes have created a lot of bad press for Brum - it's made international headlines and is terrible PR for the second city. So maybe its time for a reminder of what Birmingham has to offer.

Anthony Tattum, co-founder of marketing agency Leopard Co, says Birmingham is not a rubbish city.

"I think its a national sport bashing Birmingham and its reputation, but it's completely unnecessary," he says.

He gave a nod to the Invictus Games coming to the city and reminded visitors there is a lot going on with arts and culture. There are restaurants and bars aplenty and people are still visiting Birmingham and shopping here.

"It's a great, busy buzzing city with lots of architecture and so many brilliant things going no - great food, great culture, great entertainment. It's still a great place to visit," he said.

Julia Robinson, from the Southside Business Improvement District, says she was spat at and assaulted.

The city council says it aims to move to a model which focuses on the needs and outcomes people want.

A man and woman are seen boarding a train in Kidsgrove while telling the dog to wait, the RSPCA says.

Terry Rowe says he is relocating his "childhood dream" business in Coventry Market to outside the city.

Coventry City midfielder Matt Grimes says there is no "disgrace" in losing to the top three Championship teams.

BBC reporter Sarah Julian is in Bordesley Green, Birmingham, as a mountain of rubbish containing cat litter and teeth marks continues to build.

Shaquarn Reid, 23, shot a man in his chest in a shop in what police called a "truly shocking attack".