Coventry Live

The Coventry Live website is covering these stories today:

• Girl, 11, dies after being hit by a car in Coventry, external
• Stabbing victim treated outside Coventry pub, external
• Major new yellow-lines scheme approved in Coventry, external

BBC Weather Watchers

We've had some great views from across the West Midlands this morning from our local BBC Weather Watchers.

These three are from users Tillymint in Rugby, Warwickshire, Videoman in Leek, Staffordshire and Snapper Simon in Church Stretton, Shropshire:

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Image source, Snapper Simon

Murder police say David Williams is not being treated as a suspect after his mother's body was found.

A driver who stopped at the scene is to face questions from police officers.

A prison officer was dismissed after failing to spot a man who had been "dead for some time".

Mothers of babies with Down's syndrome reveal the pressure they felt to terminate their pregnancies.

The Cubbington Pear is cut down, but saplings from it are being planted at schools and playgrounds.

Exeter complete a historic domestic and European double as they beat Wasps 19-13 to win the Premiership title.

Blackburn Rovers grab a first win in four league games, netting four against 10-man Coventry City at St. Andrews in the Championship.

Households in the two cities can no longer mix indoors, including in pubs and restaurants.

Ruby is thought to have stowed away from her Bedfordshire home in a lorry.

Friends off the field, young English stars Jack Willis and Joe Simmonds prepare to face one another in the Premiership final.

Stoke-on-Trent and Coventry will be moving up to tier two, or "high alert", from midnight tonight as coronavirus cases increase in the areas.

The move bans all social mixing between households indoors - be that in homes, pubs or restaurants.

There are exemptions for things like childcare and you're also still allowed to meet up with people in your support bubble.

Mixing outdoors is still allowed, but this will be limited to groups of no more than six people.

To find out the rules where you live, use our postcode look-up tool.

A CCTV image is released as part of the investigation into events involving Coventry City fans.

Coventry Live

Today's top stories from Coventry Live include:

• 11-year-old girl fighting for her life after Coventry crash, external
• Girl who only ate chicken nuggets 'cured' by Coventry hypnotherapist, external
• Problem parking to be tackled outside Coventry school after claims issues sparked "abuse", external

A man has died after a crash involving several vehicles just outside of Stratford-upon-Avon this morning.

Image source, Google

Emergency services were called to the A46 in Snitterfield at about 07:25 and found the man in a critical condition. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The driver of another car, a woman, had to be cut from her vehicle and was taken to hospital, although West Midlands Ambulance Service said her injuries were not believed to be life-threatening.

A third patient, who was also driving one of the vehicles, was treated at the scene for minor injuries.

Extra restrictions on households mixing in homes and hospitality venues are being introduced.

She has suffered potentially life-threatening injuries, West Midlands Ambulance Service says.

Craig Maxwell-Keys will referee the Premiership final between Exeter and Wasps after Wayne Barnes tests positive for coronavirus.

There has been a serious collision in Snitterfield, near Stratford-upon-Avon, this morning, says Warwickshire Police, warning of road closures.

Emergency services are in attendance on the A46, and the junction of Snitterfield, Gospel Oak Lane and Kings Lane are closed to traffic while they carry out their work.

Police have urged people to avoid the area.