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Updates from Friday 25 November
Diane Queen, 49, and daughter Azara, 26, said they helped and motivated each other to achieve their degrees in psychology and criminology from Coventry University.
The pair, who have also started a life-coaching business together, said they both now planned to get a master's degree.
Mum and daughter graduate from University together
Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live
Here's a recap of some of our main stories today:
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
The Sky Blues interim manager Mark Venus says he has the same squad to pick from for tonight's League One match at Bolton.
Venus admits being away to third-place opposition may not be the ideal fixture to come after the City's heavy defeat at Oxford.
Image source, gettyQuote MessageWe're all learning about each other, and everyone's got until January to prove themselves."
Mark Venus, Coventry City interim manager
Refugees from Syria are hosting a fundraising dinner to raise money for homeless people in Coventry.
Working with the Coventry Refugee and Migrant Centre (CRMC), the refugees have organised the event as a "thank you to the city" for welcoming Syrians who are a starting a new life in England.
Image source, Coventry Refugee and Migrant CentreChef Adnan Khalil Omar (pictured in the centre), who's lived in the city with his wife and daughter since 2015, says he "wants to give something back" to the community "for the support we've received".
Funds raised from the dinner, at St Peter's Centre in Hillfields, will go to the CRMC's Destitution Fund.
A trial road scheme that removes a third of Coventry's bus lanes is only "looking after the car drivers" in the city, it has been claimed.
The six-month project is looking into whether the lanes are needed, but blogger James Avery, who writes about cycling, says the six-month project is taking a "step back to the 1970s".
He said: "There's no city in the world that has a successful transport network without having bus lanes.
"They've got to be part of the mix".
British Transport Police has been called to Atherstone railway station after reports pedestrians were walking over the tracks to avoid a flooded underpass.
Engineers from Severn Trent Water have been at the scene looking at how to make the route accessible on foot again.
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BBC Sport
Wasps lock Joe Launchbury has been banned for two weeks for kicking an opponent during England's win over Fiji, ruling him out of the remaining autumn internationals.
The incident occurred when Launchbury, 25, tried to kick away the ball at the base of a ruck but made contact with Fiji centre Asaeli Tikoirotuma.
The ban rules him out of England's Tests against Argentina and Australia.
Image source, Getty ImagesA mother and daughter have graduated together from the same university after studying the same degree.
The self-proclaimed "best friends" who live, study and work together have achieved degrees in psychology and criminology from Coventry University.
BBC Midlands Today
Hundreds of pet owners across the West Midlands are breaking the law by ignoring new legislation requiring all dogs to have an electronic microchip.
But despite a thousand animals being found without a chip since the law came into force, the BBC understands no local authority in our region has so far issued a penalty fine
Image source, ThinkstockThe insurance industry is calling on carmakers to provide more data showing who was at fault in accidents involving driverless vehicles.
The insurers say drivers need to be able to prove that they're not at fault if the technology goes wrong.
Coventry is one of four cities chosen to test the technology, with trials due to start next year.
Image source, Getty ImagesCoventry council’s Labour leadership has been accused of attempting to "obscure democracy" by the Conservative opposition. , external
Image source, Coventry TelegraphPeople living on Bolingbroke Road in the Stoke area of Coventry are back in their homes after they were evacuated following the discovery of "suspicious substances" in a house, police say.
Firefighters were attending a report of a fire at an unoccupied property when they contacted police, who searched the home and found what was thought to be crack cocaine.
The road was closed for a number of hours while a specialist team from the fire service examined the house.
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Rain slowly easing through the afternoon, and feeling cold with top temperatures of 8C (46F).
Latest weather for the West Midlands
Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live
Photographer Chris Reeve took these aerial images showing the scale of the proposed development site on land formerly occupied by Jaguar.
The planning application for the 40,000sqm proposal has been recommended for approval by the council, which hopes the company moving in will create 1,600 jobs.
Jim O'Boyle, the councillor in charge of city development, said it was a "multi-national organisation".
Image source, Chris Reeve
Image source, Chris ReeveThe University of Warwick is hosting an event for members of the public to meet the artist, external behind its latest piece of public art.
Days of Judgement, Cat 1, recently installed on campus, was created by artist Laura Ford.
Image source, University of WarwickThe councillor in charge of city development says Coventry can't afford to turn down more than a thousand jobs by rejecting plans for a huge distribution warehouse at Lyons Park, the site of the old Jaguar factory.
Cllr Jim O'Boyle said the investment by a "multi-national organisation" would amount to £120m and mean the "biggest influx of jobs into the city in one-fell-swoop in well over a decade" - and it would be "wrong" to reject it.
Councillors will discuss the application at planning committee , externalon Thursday.
The identity of the would-be occupant has not been announced.
Image source, Richard CoplandA grandfather has won a three-and-a-half year David and Goliath legal battle with his local council for permission to call his lawn and flower beds a garden., external
Image source, Stratford HeraldA number of city bus lanes are to be suspended from January as part of a six-month trial says the city council.
The authority has confirmed the move following a proposal by leader George Duggins earlier this year.
Details of the trial will be debated at cabinet, external at the end of the month.
Quote MessageWe want to keep traffic moving around the city for everyone. So, we’re going to suspend buses and monitor whether traffic flow improves. We’ll also be checking bus times to see whether the changes have an impact on journey times."
George Duggins, Leader, Coventry City Council
A country lane near Wibtoft in Rugby was closed for four days after fly-tippers dumped a large pile of rubbish - including piles of asbestos.
Specialist contractors were hired to clear the debris from Penn Lane, says the council.
The mess also included car tyres and and a fridge.
Image source, Rugby Borough Council