Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. Maldon & Tiptree tie why we love football - Moorepublished at 18:44 GMT 31 October

    Port Vale's FA Cup first round tie against eighth-tier minnows Maldon & Tiptree is why fans love the competition says Vale boss Darren Moore.

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  2. Flash floods after deluge cause problems for commuterspublished at 17:36 GMT 31 October

    A sudden downpour on Friday has left parts of Stoke-on-Trent and north Staffordshire submerged.

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  3. Stun device used in racially aggravated attackpublished at 17:24 GMT 31 October

    The woman in her 50s was attacked by a group of men with an electrical handheld stun device.

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  4. Towns scoop gold at RHS Britain in Bloom awardspublished at 17:13 GMT 31 October

    Both towns picked up top awards at the recent Heart of England in Bloom competition.

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  5. Poignant field of poppies tribute opens at NMApublished at 16:54 GMT 31 October

    A display of nearly 35,000 handwritten tributes was unveiled at the National Memorial Arboretum.

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  6. Rogue trader fleeced disabled homeowner of £23,000published at 16:43 GMT 31 October

    Neil Park left the homeowner £23,300 out of pocket with unfinished work in their home.

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  7. Birmingham was never bankrupt, say finance expertspublished at 15:41 GMT 31 October

    In a letter to the government, signatories claim figures used were "materially misstated".

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  8. Hospice in US-style Halloween 'trunk or treat' published at 15:30 GMT 31 October

    Zoe's Place hospice for babies and young children says the event helps raise vital funds for its work.

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  9. Stoke have not 'reached top level yet' - Robinspublished at 14:33 GMT 31 October

    Stoke City boss Mark Robins says none of his players have yet hit "their top level."

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  10. Otter cubs rescued after fallen tree exposes denpublished at 13:58 GMT 31 October

    A hidden den is exposed, leading to an art gallery and park contacting an otter charity.

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  11. PCSO shift changes would mean pay cuts, union sayspublished at 13:42 GMT 31 October

    Commissioner Ben Adams says the changes are necessary so staff are in "the right places at the right times".

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  12. NHS team recognised nationally for prosthetic workpublished at 13:41 GMT 31 October

    The team have been shortlisted for three awards by the British Association of Prosthetics and Orthotics.

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  13. Three killed in cement mixer crashpublished at 13:16 GMT 31 October

    Two women and a man die at the scene, according to West Midlands Ambulance Service.

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  14. Spooky experiences for This Country stars in old pubpublished at 13:15 GMT 31 October

    Charlie and Daisy May Cooper stay at the 17th Century The Four Crosses in Cannock for new series.

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  15. Pub bombings: 'I won't stop fighting for my dad'published at 12:45 GMT 31 October

    In 1974, 21 people were killed after IRA bombs were detonated in two city-centre pubs.

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  16. Ex-hockey international jailed for wife's murderpublished at 12:41 GMT 31 October

    Mohamed Samak is jailed for life after fatally stabbing his wife at their Worcestershire home.

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  17. 'My wife loves the Psycho house I built for her'published at 11:51 GMT 31 October

    The 12ft-high model, inspired by the classic Hitchcock movie, took four months to build.

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  18. Council to pay care provider for rejecting planspublished at 11:50 GMT 31 October

    The council rejected the children's home as it said there was a bigger demand for family homes.

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  19. Matchday tribute for Baggies fan who died after gamepublished at 10:50 GMT 31 October

    Cash for defibrillators is raised after Mark Townsend had a cardiac arrest at Hillsborough.

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  20. Plans for new £27m town leisure centre unveiledpublished at 10:38 GMT 31 October

    The site in Atherstone would include a main four-lane swimming pool and learner facility.

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