Man makes 111 nuisance police calls
Melted snow alerts drug police
Two tonnes of sand to clear motorway diesel spill
Man dies in crash
Death that led to 'murder' arrest 'not suspicious'
Updates from Friday 13 January 2017
The Met Office is warning, external snow settling could cause disruption to road, rail and air services as well as interruptions to power supplies from 10:00.
Associated heavy rain and strong winds may prove additional hazards, as well as ice forming on untreated surfaces tonight.
Image source, Met OfficeThere are delays of up to an hour and some cancellations on services between Tamworth and Nuneaton due to emergency services dealing with an incident.
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Tickets are being accepted on CrossCountry services.
BBC Travel
There's disruption to London Midland and Virgin Trains services between Tamworth and Nuneaton this morning, due to emergency services dealing with an incident.
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Alec Blackman
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire
A 54-year-old woman is still in police custody being questioned on suspicion of murder, after a man's body was found in Coventry.
The body of the 50-year-old was found at an address in Henley Road after police were called to the scene on Tuesday evening.
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
After a chilly start, rain will move in which will turn to snow for a time, with highs today of 5C (41F).
Latest weather for the West Midlands
A former TV gardening expert faces a jail sentence after rigging up a hidden camera to record women in a bathroom.
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Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live
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Police say the 20-year-old victim was attacked outside Top Shop newsagents on Newland Road in Leamington Spa yesterday at 14:00.
The men chased him into the newsagents and they hit him with a metal object.
He was taken to hospital and treated for cuts to his head. , external
Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today
Temperatures will rapidly fall as sunshine disappears this afternoon.
Lows of 3C (37F).
Shefali Oza has your forecast
A Nuneaton man is due in court later this month after a laser was shone at a police helicopter in Nuneaton last night.
We've had some beautiful wintry shots from viewers - here's a selection of the best.
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Here's where headteachers will share information if schools have to close due to snow this week.
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As the temperatures plummet, snow is forecast for parts of Warwickshire this week.
You can check out whether your road is going to be gritted to plan your route to work.
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These are the stories we are bringing you this evening:
- A pedestrian is critically ill after he was struck by a bus on Coventry`s Foleshill Road this afternoon
- Coventry engineering firm - Covpress - which went into an administration last year has been bought by new owners safeguarding 740 jobs.
- A murder inquiry is under way after the body of a 50-year-old-man was found at a house in Henley Green Road. A 54-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
St Christopher School in Alleseley is closed tomorrow due to a lack of heating.
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Peter Plisner
BBC Midlands Today
Liberty House Group is an international business, specialising in metals trading and the manufacture and distribution of steel and advanced engineering products and it seems to be expanding rapidly in the West Midlands.
Last year the company bought up some parts of collapsed Caparo business, many of which were based in the Black Country.
Now Liberty's acquired another business out of administration and with it a major advance into the automotive sector.
Bizarrely, CovPress had full order books but suffered cashflow problems.
Liberty House isn't short of money and for the group acquiring CovPress would appear to be the quickest way of growing its capacity at a time when sales in the automotive sector show no sign of slowing down.
If you're planning on getting the bus down the Foleshill Road - they've been delayed because of an accident.
Both side of the road is closed around Edmund Street.
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Image source, Coventry TelegraphNuneaton Town Football Club say their game on Saturday against Guiseley will go ahead despite turnstiles at its ground being blocked by a number of skips.
Nuneaton Rugby Club say they were responsible for the move because the football club has ignored their call for a ground sharing deal to be implemented.
The rugby club say they're disappointed they`ve been forced to take the step which follows their sale of land to the club in 2006 so the new stadium - now called the Coombe Abbey Arena could be built.
They claim a ground sharing agreement was the basis for that deal but have been unable to get the club to agree.
It`s understood the rugby club also own the land near the stadium where the skips have been placed.
The football club say the decision to allow saturday`s buildbase FA trophy game to go ahead was taken after a meeting of their safety advisory group
