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Dan Freeman
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport

The Sky Blues' on-loan defender Baily Cargill has returned to his parent club, Bournemouth, for treatment on an ankle injury and is expected to miss tomorrow's match at Shrewsbury. 

Image source, Getty Images

Cargill was substituted at half time during the defeat against Rochdale. 

Coventry manager Tony Mowbray says he's waiting to find out the full extent of the injury.

Here's more on this afternoon's breaking story:

The Independent Police Complaints Commission has launched an independent investigation after a police car hit and seriously injured a pedestrian.

Investigators have been deployed to the scene.

Witnesses can contact the IPCC on 0300 020 0096.

Motorists using emergency lay-bys on the M42 for a rest or eat are to be targeted, external by motorway police. 

Officers say the practice is becoming more common with vehicles clogging up the breakdown bays and preventing access to drivers in trouble.

Image source, West Midlands Police

Officers from the Central Motorway Police Group say they'll start handing out on-the-spot fines for culprits and arresting anyone who can't or refuses to pay, seizing offending vehicles.   

Alexandra Hamilton
BBC Weather

It will be a dry and clear evening and much of tonight with a widespread hard frost forming after dark.

The head teacher of a Coventry secondary school has apologised over the way parents and staff found out about the consultation, external on the closure of Woodlands Academy and the creation of a new West Coventry Academy.

Image source, Tile Hill Wood School

On the school's website, Gina O'Connor said a leak of information meant news reached media before letters had been sent out to parents. 

As part of the consultation they've set up a series of open mornings, external for Year 6 and Year 9 pupils to visit the school.

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

These are some of our headlining stories this afternoon:

- Pedestrian seriously injured in collision with police car

- Teachers 'devastated' at consultation over school closure

- Plans submitted for ex-Leofric hotel ballroom

The ambulance service says the woman seriously injured in a collision with a police car was anaesthetised by a trauma doctor at the scene.

The doctor then travelled in an ambulance with the patient to University Hospital in Coventry.

Siobhan Harrison
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

With seven weeks until showtime, we've been out at the crack of dawn revealing roles to some of our Shakespeare Street cast. 

Watch what happened when we surprised Sue this morning.  

Dunchurch Road will remain closed for the foreseeable future after a police car hit a pedestrian.

Closures affect the Shakespeare Gardens junction, Kingsway junction and Harris Lane off Overslade Lane.

This affects both pedestrian and vehicle access. 

Police say they were on their way to attend an emergency on the A45 in Stretton-on-Dunsmore when one of their cars was in a serious collision with a pedestrian.

The Warwickshire Police officer who was driving was not injured.  

The matter has been referred to the IPCC.

A pedestrian has been seriously injured after a collision with a police car on Dunchurch Road, Rugby

The woman, in her 20s, has severe head injuries, Warwickshire Police say.

David Deakin
BBC Coventry £ Warwickshire

Ballroom dancer Stan Pitt says he has "very happy memories" of dancing at the former Leofric Hotel ballroom.

Plans have been submitted to turn the property into an indoor climbing centre.

He says at the height of its popularity, Coventry had at least nine ballrooms and this is the last one.

"I danced there a lot with my wife, it was a beautiful dance hall and it will be very very sad to see it go."

Image source, Stan Pitt

BBC Travel

The A426 Dunchurch Road in Rugby is closed in both directions around the Overslade Lane junction, because of an accident.

More details on BBC Travel. 

Dan Freeman
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport

Three Coventry Blaze players have been named in the Great Britain, external 37-man long-list for next month's world championship in Zagreb. 

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Once again, Blaze captain Ashley Tait and teammates Russ Cowley and Ross Venus will be involved.

Head coach Pete Russell will cut his squad down to 28 for the pre-championships training camp, which starts on 6 April.

Coventry Observer

Proposals to build more than 4,000 homes near Finham and Westwood Heath, external have been branded ‘audacious and disgraceful’ by a Coventry MP.  

Coventry is to play host to a new classic vehicle run, as part of the city's Motofest, external event.

The Road to Coventry is open to cars built before 1992, which will drive in cavalcade on the Ring Road circuit.

Last year around 100,000 people visited the city to see stock cars, classic cars and motorbikes displayed in the city.  

Atherstone & Coleshill Herald

Owners of a motor garage in Atherstone have been left frustrated after thieves caused hundreds of pounds of damage, external during a break-in.

BBC Inside Out

A disgraced nurse who describes himself as "Jonny Botox" has been secretly filmed at a Wolverhampton "Botox party" offering to inject an undercover BBC reporter.

Jonathan Henk injected three women before offering to give a reporter as much Botox as she wanted.

He later admitted he knew what he was doing was wrong. 

Watch what happened.

Read more on this story on BBC News.

BBC Inside Out

Two disgraced nurses are making thousands of pounds a week illegally prescribing Botox to patients.

A BBC investigation has uncovered the two men staging "Botox parties" across homes and beauty salons in the West Midlands for people desperate to banish wrinkles.

While they were once registered nurses, both have been ordered to stop practising - making it illegal for them to prescribe medicine.