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We'll be back with your news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Thursday.

BBC Weather

Heavy, slow moving and perhaps thundery showers during the early evening will gradually ease to leave dry conditions.

Moira Rawlings
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

Here's a quick look at some of the stories we're covering in the Coventry newsroom this evening:

- Coventry Rugby Club has confirmed it's in discussions with the Sky Blues about a future groundshare at the Butts Park Arena

- Plans have been revealed for an £8m project to build a new school for up to 80 children with special educational needs at Whitley

- Coventry-based JLR is launching its F-Pace Jaguar

BBC Travel

There's a lane blocked and slow traffic on M6 northbound between J6 A38(M) Aston Expressway and J7, A34 (Great Barr), because of a broken down vehicle. Congestion to J5, A452 (Castle Bromwich).  

Coventry Observer

A leaked Coventry City Council email blows the lid on council attempts to block a Sky Blues move from the Wasps-owned Ricoh Arena, external to Cov rugby club’s Butts Park Arena home.

A delegation of Chinese businessmen have made their only UK stop in Coventry and Warwickshire today as they look at investment opportunities in Europe.

Members of the Investment Promotion Agency of Chinese Ministry of Commerce were shown around MIRA in Nuneaton as well as the Warwick Manufacturing Group, external's base at the University of Warwick.

BBC Midlands Today
Anthony Bartram, Producer

We have a huge story today, particularly if you are a basketball fan! He’s 6ft 11in and one of the biggest names in NBA history. 

Retired Houston Rockets star Hakeem Olujawon (pictured), has moved his family to the West Midlands and is now putting his skills to good use by helping a small community basketball club in Birmingham. 

Hakeem’s not the only big name on the programme tonight...

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As Jaguar launches its new F-Pace in the UK we’ll be giving the new “sports utility” the once over with motoring experts and talking to workers on the production line. 

Finally if you’ve been toiling away in the garden you’ll be interested in our weather presenter Rebecca Wood’s assignment today. 

She’s at Coventry University looking at the latest biomechanics research which uses computerised avatars to assess how much a spot of weeding can improve your health. Join us on BBC One from 18:30 tonight.

Rosie Eaton
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

A revamped Butts Park Arena could be used to accommodate up to 25,000 supporters, according to Coventry Rugby Club chairman John Sharp.

Image source, Coventry Bears

The club has been talking to the Sky Blues, external for a couple of years about training together and community work, and he feels a potential groundshare is a natural extension of their relationship.

Any work to increase the capacity of the arena would have to be within the space they already have rather than taking on nearby land.

BBC Travel

Slow traffic on Coventry's ring road in both directions at J5 Mile Lane because of an earlier police incident. 

All lanes have been re-opened.  

Clive Eakin
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport

"All results still possible at Trent Bridge though sadly the threat of rain looks favourite.

"Having finally got on halfway through the day Warwickshire made an early charge for victory with two wickets in two balls from Keith Barker.

"But Samit Patel has taken the fight to the Bears with an attacking innings to keep Notts in the game.

"At tea, Warwickshire need three more wickets, Notts need 108 runs." 

BBC Sport

Coventry Blaze's latest signing Liam Stewart says he's itching to play for the club.

Image source, Spokane Chiefs

Despite being born in the UK, the 21-year-old will count as a foreign import having been raised in the USA.

Stewart, who's the son of music legend Rod and former model Rachel Hunter, says he's over the injury that limited him to 13 appearances for the Alaska Aces last season.

Martin Winch
BBC Local Live

Here are some of the stories we're across in the Coventry newsroom this afternoon:

- The Sky Blues say no decision has been made over a possible move to the Butts Park Arena

- The leader of Warwickshire County Council says the idea of becoming a non-constituent member of the West Midlands Combined Authority makes sense

- The movements of offenders using GPS technology will be piloted in eight police areas, including the West Midlands

Rosie Eaton
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

I've spoken to the chairman of Coventry Rugby Club, John Sharp, following a report the Sky Blues are closer to a potential move to the Butts Park Arena, external. 

He told me that there's no definite timescale for a proposed expansion of the stadium, it could be around three years, but that there was a meeting with football club officials and architects earlier this week.

Mr Sharp said they're at the feasibility stage and are not sure how long planning permission and building will take.

But there is an ambition from him to produce a stadium which would suit both clubs, large enough to accommodate football crowds, but also sensitively designed so smaller rugby crowds aren't like "peas in a pod".

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Listen to live BBC local radio commentary as both sides look to clinch victory in a rain-affected final day of the County Championship match.

Any angler aged 12 or over, fishing on a river, canal or still water needs a licence. A full rod licence costs from £27 - fishing without one could land you with a fine of up to £2,500 and a criminal record, the Environment Agency warns, external.

One of Jaguar Landrover's leading suppliers has announced expansion plans.

Sertec, which has its headquarters in Coleshill will lease a new facility, external on the Hams Hall Estate which it says will free up space at its existing factory for production.  

BBC Sport

Rain has prevented the start of play on the final day of Warwickshire's county championship match in Nottingham.

As and when any play gets underway we'll have ball-by-ball commentary.

The 63rd Queen's Speech has been delivered, detailing the laws the government is planning to introduce in the coming year.

As part of the changes the Queen said satellite tracking tags will be used to monitor offenders in pilot schemes which could see inmates being sent home on weekdays to hold down jobs.

The tags will watch the movements of offenders using GPS technology and will be piloted in eight police areas including Staffordshire, West Midlands and Hertfordshire from September.

BBC Weather

Scattered showers will linger through the afternoon, with thunder likely, but there will be some sunshine too