Coventry Telegraph

Numerous sites in the city have been added to the Historic England register since the start of last year, external. 

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Paul Marriott
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

This morning's headlines for Coventry and Warwickshire are: 

- Students across the region are expecting their GCSE results 

- New app launches to remind Coventry University students when to put out their bins 

- Fire crews expecting rise in number of water rescue call-outs

BBC Travel

There's been an accident on the M42 northbound, causing slow traffic between J3A for the M40 Warwickshire and J4 for the A34 West Midlands and M42 Warwickshire.

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David Deakin
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

Wasps director of Netball, Tamsin Greenway, hopes they'll be able to compete in their first season in the Super League but has stopped short of saying they'll win the title. 

The club recently added eight players of note, including five from last year's Super League champions Surrey Storm. 

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Speaking on last night's Sport at Six programme, Tamsin says she's pleased with her new recruits ahead of the campaign which begins in February.  

Ian Westwood makes his first century in 16 months to steer Warwickshire into a winning position against Durham.

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

A warm and muggy night with showers, occasionally thundery in the south at first, spreading to all areas.  

These will gradually ease through the early hours, but with a few showers remaining by morning - lows of 16C (61F).

Tomorrow, a bright day with some heavy showers likely through the day.  

Relive the action as Warwickshire beat Somerset by eight wickets at Edgbaston to reach the One-Day Cup final.

A paramedic who was attacked in Birmingham, says they should be given body-cameras. 

West Midlands Ambulance Service says it's considering introducing them to prevent physical assaults after figures show almost 300 attacks happened across the region last year. 

Matthew Bone
Reporter, BBC Midlands Today

Body cameras could be issued to ambulance staff across the West Midlands because of a rise in the number of attacks on paramedics. 

There were 298 attacks on ambulance staff last year - that's nearly a third more than in 2012.

CCTV cameras are already being fitted to vehicles to offer them extra protection from patients who are angry, drunk or on drugs.

What do butcher's, takeaways and paramedics have in common - they sometimes deliver.

BBC Weather

It will be fine and dry with variable cloud, and the best of the sunshine in the south and east of the area. 

Feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine, although somewhat fresher compared to Tuesday - highs of 22C (72F).

West Midlands Fire Service paid £100 more for leather firefighting boots than colleagues in Cornwall, according to spending figures for "common equipment" being released today by the Home Office.

The government is publishing its national overview illustrating, while the cost of several products was broadly similar across the country, in some cases authorities paid as much as five times more than others for the same kit. 

Our region's service paid £175 for boots which the Home Office said cost £75 a pair in Cornwall. Cornall ordered 574, compared to one pair in the West Midlands, according to the figures.

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Brandon Lewis, minister for policing and the fire service, said: "It makes no sense for fire and rescue authorities to buy separately when there are both financial and operational benefits to buying together."

A note accompanying the figures from the Home Office said: "For some authorities, this was several years ago, and the general cost of certain items (electronic items in particular) may have changed in the intervening period."

Matthew Bone
Political reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

I've been looking at whether paramedics need protection after a big rise in the number of assaults over the past four years. You can see more in Midlands Today, on BBC One at 13:30 and 18:30.

BBC Weather Watchers

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Well now, we've joined together with the BBC's Digital Creativity team to bring you a new and unique opportunity to get creative with the weather this summer.

As part of Shakespeare Lives 2016, the Digital Creativity team has been having fun with Shakespeare's more meteorological quotes to create their own dramatisations of the weather. 

Now it's time for the Weather Watcher community to have a go.

Using the Shakespeare remixing tool, Shake It Up, external, you'll be able to select people and characters, insert your weather-related quote and get creative with our weather icons, as well as some of your brilliant Weather Watcher photos.  

People found carrying powerful laser pointers should be arrested even if they are not in use, the head of the UK's aviation regulator has said.

Andrew Haines, chief executive of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), says new legislation is needed to cut the number of laser attacks on aircraft.

It is an offence to act in a manner "likely to endanger an aircraft" under the existing Air Navigation Order 2009.

A government spokeswoman said it was "looking to make changes" to the law. Last year there were 94 of these incidents at Birmingham Airport. 

BBC Sport

Ian Westwood and nightwatchman Chris Wright will resume Warwickshire's innings today after the Bears bowled out their hosts Durham for 207.

Off-spinner Jeetan Patel helped himself to the 23rd five-wicket haul of his first-class career to put the visitors in the ascendancy before Varun Chopra was out in the penultimate over on Monday.

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A fairly summery day is ahead.

Highs of 24C (75F).

Norwich City thump struggling League One side Coventry at Carrow Road to reach round three of the EFL Cup.