A photographer who captured South Asian immigrants shortly after they arrived in the UK the 1950s has his first exhibition - at the age of 94.

Charlton and Coventry fans threw hundreds of plastic pigs on the pitch in a joint protest that interrupted Saturday's match at The Valley.

Charlton and Coventry fans threw hundreds of plastic pigs on the pitch in a joint protest that interrupted Saturday's match at The Valley.

The new manager bounce and a strange choice of colours by Burton's social media team are among five things you may have missed in the EFL.

Charlton earn their first win for almost two months as they beat League One bottom club Coventry at The Valley.

Charlton and Coventry fans throw hundreds of plastic pigs on the pitch in a joint protest that interrupted Saturday's match at The Valley.

Live updates have now ended, but keep an eye out for more news, sport and travel into the weekend.

We'll be back with you from 08:00 on Monday.

Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today

It will stay cloudy throughout the night with some isolated showers possible and lows of 10C (50F).

BBC Midlands Today

On Midlands Today from 18:30 on BBC One we'll hear how drivers are being warned by police that "car cloning" appears to be on the rise in the West Midlands.

We'll also update you on the disappearance of 10 cats from one street in the space of a week.

And the latest on a suspected arson attack on a shop in Coventry that's left its Polish owner devastated. 

A misconduct panel has dismissed the charges facing a police officer based in the Coventry and Solihull areas. 

PC Michelle Felton was facing a charge of gross misconduct accused of stealing fuel while off duty.

Leamington Courier

Global engineering firm Tata Technologies offered an exclusive preview of its multimillion-pound headquarters, external in Leamington.

Image source, Leamington Courier

Shelley Phelps
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire, Political Reporter

St John's House museum, in Warwick, could be closed under proposed council budget cuts.

A consultation is currently running looking at 43% cuts to Warwickshire's culture budget in order to save £67m by 2020.

Council leader Izzi Seccombe said any decisions would be made on an "informed basis".

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Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

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

• Polish shop destroyed by suspected arson attack in Coventry
• Former Leamington school teacher charged with historical child sex offences
• Future of Coventry Half Marathon in doubt after organisers pull out

The former government minister Michael Portillo says it's about time the UK got on with dealing with Brexit rather than politicians "still whinging about it".  

Speaking on a trip to Coventry, the former defence minister said he believed leaving the European Union was great for business here and the EU would need the UK to help it out of its own financial problems.

"The British people have made a decision," he said, "and we have to execute it as best as we possibly can".

 "What we're actually seeing is many people now trying to resist the government's attempts to trigger Article 50 and I think all of that is unhelpful." 

Clive Eakin
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport

Interim manager of Coventry City Mark Venus will continue to look after first-team affairs until further notice, said the club.

Venus took up the position following Tony Mowbray's departure at the end of last month and has guided the team to victories against Port Vale and Northampton Town.

At a pre-match press conference today, he said he expected to be in charge at least until January.

A former teacher from Cubbington has been charged with 21 counts of historical child sex offences., external

David Wesley, 64, has been charged with:

• Twelve counts of indecent assault of a girl under 14
• Six counts of indecent assault of a girl under 16
• Three counts of unlawful sexual intercourse with a girl under 13

The alleged incidents are said to have taken place between 1971 and 1992 whilst Wesley was a teacher at North Leamington School and a youth leader at the Cubbington Methodist Church. 

Coventry Telegraph

A fan-led takeover approach for Coventry City has been blocked by owners Sisu, who have insisted the club is not for sale.  , external

Giles Latcham
BBC Midlands Today

Warwickshire cricketer Percy Jeeves died 100 years ago fighting at the Somme.

His name and dapper style inspired one of English literature's most famous comic characters.

Shelley Phelps
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire, Political Reporter

Internet speeds in Coventry are set to be boosted with a £2.5m investment in superfast broadband.

“We want to encourage businesses to locate in Coventry, creating employment,” the city council's cabinet member for finance John Mutton told me.

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The plans still need to go to the Labour group for approval and are thought likely to be implemented next year.

The Conservative opposition group leader John Blundell welcomed the news, but said everybody in Coventry should have superfast broadband.

“I don’t know how far that’s going to go,” he said, questioning whether the £2.5m would be enough.  

“Any housing development should have, as a planning condition, superfast broadband.”

The Polish owner of a Coventry shop destroyed in a suspected arson attack says he can't understand why it was targeted.

Norbet Krupan, who opened the shop in Willenhall a year ago, said the fire had left him "devastated".