Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. Funeral directors at risk of 'impatient' driverspublished at 11:42 BST 24 October

    Les Shepherd says he now has to position his vehicle to protect the funeral director.

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  2. 'I don't want to go out any more after I was spiked'published at 10:56 BST 24 October

    Karena Shenton says she started feeling ill after a man brushed past her and touched her leg.

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  3. Debrah is a 'fantastic project' - Vale boss Moorepublished at 10:20 BST 24 October

    Port Vale boss Darren Moore says former non-league defender Jesse Debrah "wants to learn" and improve his game.

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  4. Pick of the stats: Bristol City v Birmingham Citypublished at 09:58 BST 24 October

    A look at some of the key statistics and facts for the Championship match between Bristol City and Birmingham City

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  5. Cheese exporter welcomes moves to cut EU red tapepublished at 09:54 BST 24 October

    Cheese exporter says it is losing hundreds of pounds per shipment because of EU border checks

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  6. Lib Dems take Birmingham council seat from Labourpublished at 09:45 BST 24 October

    Philip Mills beats the Labour candidate by 484 votes in the Moseley ward by-election.

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  7. Murder inquiry after man found hurt near stationpublished at 09:36 BST 24 October

    West Midlands Police has cordoned off an area near Perry Barr railway station.

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  8. Pick of the stats: Coventry City v Watfordpublished at 09:11 BST 24 October

    A look at some of the key statistics and facts for the Championship match between Coventry City and Watford

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  9. PCSO changes could leave communities exposed - MPpublished at 06:11 BST 24 October

    Dr Allison Gardner raises concerns over plans to change PCSO shift patterns as part of a review.

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  10. 'I fundraise for veterans all year round'published at 06:08 BST 24 October

    Ruby has raised £12,000 for the Royal British Legion since she was four years old.

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  11. 'Cleaning war memorials is my favourite job' published at 06:08 BST 24 October

    Contractor Mike Ford shares his satisfaction in pressure-washing a Telford park's war memorial.

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  12. Medieval bridge gets go-ahead for £5m restorationpublished at 06:04 BST 24 October

    Powick Old Bridge will be restored by 2028.

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  13. A cut above: First GB woman at Timbersports champspublished at 06:03 BST 24 October

    Rachel Ferrington from Hay-on-Wye set a women's world record in the stock saw event in June.

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  14. Free children's sport scheme to be extendedpublished at 06:02 BST 24 October

    More than 17,500 young people have signed up for the Yo! Active scheme, the council says.

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  15. Caring 11-year-old nominated for sibling awardpublished at 06:00 BST 24 October

    Stanley was put forward for the help he gives his sister, Dot, 8, who has a form of epilepsy and autism.

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  16. Villa 'must be more clinical' as penalty problem growspublished at 23:47 BST 23 October

    Aston Villa have fixed their goalscoring issues, but their terrible record from the penalty spot is a growing problem.

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  17. Attacks on two women thought to be linkedpublished at 21:29 BST 23 October

    Police say both women were grabbed from behind and threatened with a sharp object to their necks.

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  18. Paterson delay 'likely' caused earlier cancer deathpublished at 19:54 BST 23 October

    The resumed inquest into the death of Ian Paterson patient, Jenny Lloyd-Faux, is being heard.

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  19. Anger as estate regeneration plans narrowly approvedpublished at 19:35 BST 23 October

    Residents say plans for Druids Heath will price them out of the area and break up their community.

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  20. Rebuilt Josiah Wedgwood statue to be unveiled published at 18:13 BST 23 October

    The brick-built head, known as Capo, is installed two years after it was inadvertently demolished.

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