Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. House raid uncovers more than 50 cannabis plantspublished at 08:30 BST 11 September

    A man in his 30s is arrested and detained by Immigration Enforcement.

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  2. Candle sculpture unveiled to encourage visitorspublished at 06:26 BST 11 September

    Robot Cossey has created a sculpture for St Peter's churchyard to honour the city's motto.

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  3. New university boss facing up to 'difficult' financespublished at 06:25 BST 11 September

    Prof Kevin Shakesheff took up the role of vice-chancellor at Keele University earlier this month.

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  4. Staff shake-up as child services need improvementpublished at 06:25 BST 11 September

    Staffordshire County Council hopes to turn around the poor performance of its children's services.

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  5. Thousands expected at three-day food festivalpublished at 06:23 BST 11 September

    The annual event in Ludlow features demos, a fire-cooking contest and more than 100 vendors.

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  6. Abuse survivor's funding hope for charitypublished at 06:21 BST 11 September

    Laura Fisher says she wants to support Coventry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre after they helped her.

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  7. Heritage festival to bring hundreds of free eventspublished at 06:21 BST 11 September

    Churches, theatres and historic houses are open to help people discover the stories of the past.

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  8. 'I have rubbish in my hall six months into bin strike'published at 00:50 BST 11 September

    The BBC speaks to people in Birmingham to mark six months of the city's all-out bin dispute.

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  9. Ireland's Lewis leads Lancs to One-Day Cup win published at 18:41 BST 10 September

    Lancashire beat Warwickshire by five wickets in a DLS run-chase, but Surrey-Essex and Hampshire v Somerset fail to produce results.

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  10. Teenage boy stabbed at city collegepublished at 18:31 BST 10 September

    A 17-year-old boy has serious stab injuries, West Midlands Police says.

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  11. Internet outage continues 12 days after firepublished at 18:28 BST 10 September

    Residents and businesses in Ellesmere still have no internet or landline after a fire at a BT box.

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  12. Notts move closer to vital win over Worcestershirepublished at 18:25 BST 10 September

    Nottinghamshire need 96 runs to beat Worcestershire in their County Championship match after a rain-affected day three in Worcester.

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  13. Surrey frustrated by rain in bid to beat Bearspublished at 17:43 BST 10 September

    Surrey are frustrated by rain in their bid to beat Warwickshire as only 21.1 overs are possible on day three.

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  14. Man fined for blocking road to fire crew on call-outpublished at 17:07 BST 10 September

    Firefighters were rushing to help two people in a car in flood water when they found a road blocked.

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  15. Players must now 'fight' for place in squad - Daviespublished at 16:52 BST 10 September

    Birmingham City boss Chris Davies says he is happy with the competitiveness within his squad.

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  16. Female referees on the rise, says 19-year-old refpublished at 16:23 BST 10 September

    There are almost 1,000 more female match-day officials in England than in 2023.

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  17. Signed Beatles pic collected by teen fan for salepublished at 16:08 BST 10 September

    The autographs were obtained by a teenage fan in 1963 when his father tuned the Beatles' piano.

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  18. 'I cried so much Prince Harry gave me a big hug'published at 16:04 BST 10 September

    Toni Hynes' says it is "heartwarming" so many people have been inspired by Esmée.

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  19. Raac removed from two hospitals in regionpublished at 15:59 BST 10 September

    Potentially dangerous Raac eradicated from New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton and Kidderminster Hospital

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  20. Man jailed for attempted rape of childpublished at 15:47 BST 10 September

    Stephen McPhee was jailed for seven years after a trial at Chester Crown Court.

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