A Vegan brewery in Coventry, Twisted Barrel, has been named for the first time in the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) good beer guide.

CAMRA is calling on more breweries not to use the fish ingredient isinglass - a product that makes beer clear.

Twisted Barrel owner Tim Bosworth, a long-term vegetarian who went vegan two years ago, said he was shocked when he first learned about the ingredient.

"It's kind of disgusting to think about, even to people who eat meat, and it's something that's not talked about," he said.

"Nobody really wants to advertise that they filter their beer through dead fish."

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

Here's a recap of some of our main stories today:

- Family not told of cancer operation error at Coventry hospital

- Plans unveiled to move King's High School in Warwick

- Coventry vegan brewery highlighted in good beer guide

The husband of a cancer patient who died two days after a medical procedure says he was not told her death could have been a result of surgical error until he was approached three months after the op by the BBC.

The hospital trust later wrote to Andy O'Hara whose wife Deborah had a kidney removed at University Hospital Coventry during which the blood supply from two arteries was cut off - a procedure not part of the surgery.

"It was devastating to everyone; friends, family, the kids. It's just been awful," Mr O'Hara said.

Kay Crewdson
BBC weather presenter

Any lingering mist should clear leaving a lovely sunny afternoon with highs of 35 (77F).

BBC Sport

Kare Adenegan has won her second medal of the Paralympics with a bronze in the T34 400m final, won by teammate Hannah Cockroft.

The Coventry Godiva athlete said to win a medal in two events was "amazing".

Image source, Paralympics GB

Coventry Telegraph

Plans to redevelop the former home of the Telegraph have been submitted, external to Coventry Council after previous planning permission granted for the site expired.  

Image source, Coventry Telegraph

Michele Paduano
Health correspondent, BBC Midlands Today

The family of a cancer patient who died two days after undergoing a medical procedure was not told about a surgical error during the operation.

Deborah O'Hara had a kidney removed at University Hospital Coventry and blood supply from two arteries was cut off, a procedure not part of the surgery.

The coroner's office said it had not been told about the mistake when the hospital reported the June 2015 death.

University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust has apologised.

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

These are some of the main stories today:

- Hannah Cockroft wins second gold Paralympic medal in world-record time

- Psychologists launch 'interventions' to help cell detainees

- Plans unveilled to move King's High School to new site in Warwick

BBC Midlands Today

West Midlands Police hopes guidance in the form of graffiti on cell walls will help cut reoffending rates. 

The force is working with psychologists on various interventions, dubbed ‘nudges’, including a stenciled letter from an ex-offender that tells those kept in cells “it’s never too late” to change.

Reoffending rates among detainees who've seen the "guidance" will be compared to those held in “standard” cells.

Image source, West Midlands Police

Chief Superintendent Alex Murray said: "Small changes alone may not make a huge difference but the cumulative effect of many nudges can mean less victims of crime and that is what West Midlands Police is all about.”   

The family of a cancer patient who died two days after undergoing a medical procedure was not told about a surgical error during the operation, it emerges.

There's a warning we could be in for more flash flooding today across parts of the West Midlands.

The Met Officer has put out a yellow weather warning for rain as it says there could be thundery showers from 14:00 this afternoon.

Plans have been unveiled to move King's High School for girls in Warwick from the current town centre site it has occupied since it began in 1879.

The Warwick Independent Schools Foundation has drawn up plans to co-locate the school on the campus that's home to Warwick School and Warwick Preparatory School.

Image source, Nicholas Hare Architects

Under proposals, the project would be completed over the next three years, with the town centre redeveloped by the Foundation at the end of the project.

Leamington Observer

On our front page this week: Police have been accused for overreacting to a protest at the Sikh temple, external in Leamington which saw 55 men arrested.

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BBC Sport

Hannah Cockcroft won gold in the T34 400m final in a world-record time of 58.78 seconds to add to her 100m victory.  

The Coventry University student will go for a third medal in the 800m on Friday.

Coventry teenager Kare Adenegan claimed bronze in the same 400m event.

Kay Crewdson
BBC weather presenter

After a misty and murky morning the cloud should lift leaving some sunny spells and the chance of thundery showers later on with highs of 25C (77F).

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

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Many people may not realise the beer in their pint glass contains isinglass, a gelatin derived from the swim bladders of fish. Now Camra is calling on brewers to investigate alternatives for their drinks. But why is fish put in beer anyway?

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 tomorrow, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.

Nuneaton News

A fund has been set up to help a heartbroken Nuneaton family whose lives have been devastated, external after a blaze ripped through their home.

BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

A CCTV image has been released of a man police want to speak to after a car was vandalised in Southam with a green liquid, external which caused paint to "bubble up". 

Image source, Warwickshire Police

Warwickshire Police say two people went up to the white Mercedes on 16 August on Manders Croft and one of them is believed to have put the liquid on it.

The force says the vehicle suffered "extensive damage" and they want to speak to the man in connection with the incident.