Warwickshire Police say the crash happened on the A45 towards Daventry on Monday afternoon.

Coventry midfielder Jamie Allen says the 3-1 loss at Sheffield United won't "knock them back" in the hunt for a play-off spot.

The BBC answers some of the most-asked questions about the ongoing strike.

John Andreas Wik, from Beckenham, will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court later this month.

Trainer Olly Murphy says nobody can begrudge Sean Bowen the title of champion jockey after last season's injury mishap.

The family of Malcolm Howell, 75, says his "warmth, kindness and wisdom will be deeply missed".

Loren Stokes from Shrewsbury died in March after a long battle with throat cancer.

Keith Davies is now in remission after successful treatment at the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust.

Cheshire Without Abuse says it received nearly £400,000 in total from the council last year.

The shuttle bus carries 10 passengers and uses lasers, scanners, cameras, sensors and software to get around.

James March from Wolverhampton is taking on the Jungle Ultra in June to raise money for charity.

Disgraced surgeon Ian Paterson is giving evidence at inquests into the deaths of 62 of his patients.

Richard Cooke is suspended from his role as West Midlands Federation chairman, the national body says.

Council leader John Cotton says it is over public health concerns, but union bosses condemn the move.

Pepper the Jack Russell is taken on a 67-mile (107.5 km) trip from Leominster.

It is hoped the pair of beavers, one male and one female, will have offspring.

Paul Hanson was given a six-and-a-half-year term for sex offences against girls at Warwick Crown Court in December.

The owner says the decision came after a fire risk assessment found improvements were needed.

Jean Cross, whose brother Robert attended the centre for 44 years, fought to keep it open.

More than 200 young people will take part in a national football tournament at the club in June.