E-scooter trial rolled out in West Midlandspublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 3 September 2020
From 10 September e-scooters will be available in Birmingham and Coventry.
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From 10 September e-scooters will be available in Birmingham and Coventry.
Read MoreThe 17-year-old allegedly advised an extreme right-wing group how to convert a blank-firing gun.
Read MoreAn 18-year-old is being treated in hospital after being shot in the arm in Coventry.
It's understood he was standing with friends when he was injured, police have said.
Detectives are carrying out house-to-house inquiries after the incident on Pinley Fields in the city at about 22:40.
The victim is being treated in hospital for injuries not believed to be life-threatening or life-changing, said West Midlands Police.
A major cannabis factory has been discovered in Coventry after being "lit up like a lighthouse" by cameras on-board a police helicopter.
Drugs with an estimated street value of £330,000 were seized from the disused shop in the Hillfields area of the city.
Officers were on the lookout for a car which failed to stop when thermal imaging cameras detected a bright heat source coming from the property at the junction of Harnall Lane East and Jesmond Road, said West Midlands Police.
The factory was a "professional" set up, the force added, with a reinforced steel door and escape hatch leading to an adjacent flat.
Two machetes were also recovered from the site on 28 August.
A protest was held in Coventry city centre on Wednesday against far-right groups targeting asylum seekers in hotels.
Two members of the Britain First organisation were arrested in the city on Saturday following reports of disorder at the Coventry Hill Hotel, in Rye Hill.
James White, 30, of St Michaels Crescent, Southam, has been charged with common assault and another 23-year-old released without charge.
Andy Pettit from Stand up to Racism, who organised the demonstration, said the Britain First group were threatening "some of the most vulnerable in society who've been fleeing war and disaster in their own countries".
Danny Shaw
BBC Home Affairs Correspondent
A catalogue of failings have been found in the way people convicted of terror-related offences are monitored by the authorities in England and Wales.
The review was launched after convicted terrorist Usman Khan killed Saskia Jones, 23, From Stratford-upon-Avon, and Jack Merritt, 25, in an attack in London in November.
The independent review , externalfound "gaps" in the powers used to check up on such offenders.
Justice minister Chris Philp said the government was legislating to require terrorism offenders to take lie detector tests - a measure the report endorses - and said other proposals were being considered.
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The baby, now 12 months old, was removed from the family home after suffering a rib injury.
Read MoreThe boy joined a neo-Nazi group after a "test" where he expressed hatred for Jews, a court hears.
Read MoreWasps sign hooker TJ Harris on a short-term loan deal from Championship side Jersey.
Read MoreA man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing in Nuneaton on Monday evening.
The 38-year-old from South Croydon is being questioned after a man in his 20s was stabbed in the back when fighting broke out in an alleyway off Queen's Road.
A 26-year-old woman has also been arrested on suspicion of aggravated robbery, Warwickshire Police said, external.
While thousands of pupils have returned to school today, and more are due to return tomorrow, some parents have decided to keep their children at home.
A YouGov poll this morning suggests close to one in six parents have seriously considered not sending their children to school over coronavirus fears.
The headteacher at St John's C of E Primary School at Allesley in Coventry, Gary Watson, said they are having conversations with those parents.
Mr Watson said only a handful of pupils haven't returned, adding: "We're in constant communication with them and we're visiting them and we'll be supporting them through the process in the decisions that they make."
A teenager believed a race war was coming and thought terrorists were "saints", a court hears.
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From the Coventry Telegraph today:
Wasps move up to fourth in the Premiership as a late penalty try gives them victory at Bath.
Read MoreThe two men are "likely to be off work for some time" after being assaulted by a patient.
Read MoreLeicester Tigers sign centre Andy Forsyth and fly-half Rory Jennings on loan from Coventry for the rest of the season.
Read MorePolice say they were called to Coventry Hill Hotel, in Rye Hill, at 12:50 BST on Saturday.
Read MoreChampionship newcomers Coventry City sign striker Tyler Walker from Nottingham Forest for an undisclosed fee.
Read MoreThe man was found at a waste management centre in Warwickshire.
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