Fallen Somme soldier remembered 100 years on
War memorial gains listed status
Thousands attend Armistice Day parade
Updates from Friday 11 November 2016
A rather cloudy start to the week with patchy rain or drizzle at times, mainly over higher ground.
There will be some bright or possibly sunny spells too and it will be rather mild - highs of 14C (57F).
Josh Morris scores his 15th goal of the season as League One leaders Scunthorpe United win at Coventry City.
Read MoreA multi-million pound project to refurbish two leisure centres in Warwickshire is expected to start next month.
Read MoreLive updates for Coventry and Warwickshire have now ended for the day.
We'll be back with you from 08:00 on Monday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Have a good weekend, whatever you're doing.
A multi-million pound project has been launched to help people furthest from the labour market get into employment. , external
Image source, Coventry ObserverSix remaining milestones in the county are to be renovated as part of a Lottery-funded project. , external
There were around 460 milestones or mileposts in Warwickshire in 1839, says the Milestone Society - about 60 remain today.
Most of them were defaced or buried in 1940 when then-Minister of Transport, Sir John Reith, demanded they were removed in case Britain was invaded.
Image source, The Milestone Society
BBC Sport
It's always a moment any striker remembers - your first senior goal.
Coventry City's teenager George Thomas felt the buzz of finding the back of the net for the first time in the Sky Blues' 4-2 win at Wycombe in this week's Checkatrade Trophy tie.
The 19-year-old Welshman, who made his City debut at 16, broke his duck in his 22nd appearance and told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire he's hoping it can be the first of many.
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageIt's given me a boost in confidence. I've scored a few for the under-23s but it's always important to get that goal for the first team and hopefully now I can kick on a get a few more."
George Thomas, Coventry City striker
Wasps paid out over £1m to investors this week as the rugby club continues to meet its financial commitments. , external
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
The Coventry Blaze say former star Adam Calder's been able to book potentially life-saving treatment in Europe after a fund-raining campaign broke its target.
They aimed to raise £25,000 for the player who's fighting cancer.
The fund now stands at £42,000, with half of that going to cover the costs of treatment in Europe.
Image source, Coventry Blaze
Martin Winch
BBC Local Live
Thousands of people gathered in Bedworth to observe the two-minute silence at an Armistice Day parade which has been held every year since 1921.
Thousands gather for Bedworth Armistice Day parade
Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live
Some of our headlining stories are:
Anne Hathaway's Cottage and gardens in Shottery has been chosen as a new safe haven for rescued hedgehogs.
Three ten-year-old girls from Stratford-upon-Avon set up the Hedgehog Friendly town group dedicated to helping the animals in the area through fundraising and fostering injured animals.
Image source, Shakespeare Birthplace TrustKyra Barboutis, Eve Green and Sophie Smith will join Warwickshire Hedgehog Rescue to release animals into the garden today.
The Cubbington war memorial in Warwickshire is to receive the protection of listed status, Historic England has announced.
The remembrance site in the churchyard of the Church of St Mary in the village is among 50 nominated by the public to be listed.
Image source, GoogleBBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
The Wasps side to take on Worcester Warriors at the Ricoh on Sunday is boosted by the addition of Joe Simpson, James Gaskell and Thomas Young to the starting XV, as well as starts for Senior Academy players Piers O’Conor, Tom Howe and Tom West.
New signing Ben Harris also makes his first appearance, named among the substitutes for the second round of the Anglo Welsh Cup.
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Former Coventry MP Dave Nellist is among a group of hard-left former Labour members who've applied to rejoin the party to help stop, they say, "further compromise and retreats" to "pacify the Blairites".
Nellist had previously been expelled from the party. He's now general secretary of the Socialist Party.
A Labour spokeswoman said: "It is against Labour's rules to be a member of another political party or organisation which has its own programme, principles and policy, or distinctive and separate propaganda, and which is therefore ineligible for affiliation to the party."
Premiership club Wasps move to cover their injury problems at prop by signing Ben Harris from Newcastle on loan.
Read MoreThousands of people across the West Midlands mark Armistice Day as towns and cities fall silent.
Read MoreThousands gathered in the town for the annual parade.
Image source, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough CouncilA World War One soldier killed in France has been honoured at home 100 years later after a relative heard his name by chance on radio.
Read MoreVanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live
Here's a recap of some of our main stories today:
