Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live

We're seeing some pretty gusty winds in the West Midlands today, so much so a trampoline was blown on to overhead cables near Atherstone railway station.

Image source, Richard Lea

The line has now been cleared by Network Rail staff after several hours of disruption earlier this afternoon.

Thank you to Richard Lea for the photo.

Drivers are being urged to avoid the area temporarily if possible. We'll bring you more information on the crash as soon as we have it.

A man accused of committing a religiously aggravated assault during a protest against an inter-faith marriage is to go on trial.

Gursharan Singh, 33, is alleged to have assaulted an official at the Gurdwara Sahib Sikh temple in Leamington Spa on September 11 last year.

Singh, who gave his address to the court as that of a Coventry law firm, indicated a not guilty plea at Leamington Spa Magistrates' Court today. 

Magistrates granted Singh conditional bail to appear at Warwick Crown Court for a further hearing on February 10.

Both Rugby Town and Stratford Town are out of their respective cup competitions. 

Rugby went down 3-1 to AFC Rushden and Diamonds at Butlin Road in the Northern Premier League Cup.

Stratford saw their hopes of silverware in the Southern League Cup end in a penalty shootout against Bishops Cleeve.  

Rugby & Lutterworth Observer

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A predatory conman who carried out a series of frauds, including swindling a friend who believed he was helping pay off her rent arrears, has been given a series of prison terms.  , external

A murder investigation is under way after a man's body was found in the early hours of this morning in the Henley Green area of Coventry.

Paramedics were called after reports of a 50-year old man suffering cardiac arrest. Detectives say they're treating the death as suspicious. 

A 54-year old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Police are at the scene this afternoon conducting house-to-house inquiries.

Here are the stories we are bringing you this lunchtime:

- Forensic teams are searching a house in Henley Green after the body of a 50-year-old-man was found in the early hours of this morning. A 54-year old woman's been arrested on suspicion of murder.

- There's been a 25% increase in homelessness referrals, according to Coventry City Council.

- A 33-year-man has appeared in court today charged in connection with a protest at the Sikh temple in Leamington

Stratford Herald

Image source, Mark Williamson - Stratford Herald

Stratford-Upon-Avon TV gardening expert Steve Brookes has pleaded guilty to a string of voyeurism offences., external

Coventry Telegraph

A snow warning has been issued across Warwickshire tomorrow - as forecasters warn that temperatures will plummet.  , external

A woman is arrested on suspicion of murder after a man's body is found in Coventry.

More than 11.5 million passengers flew from Birmingham Airport in 2016, according to figures from the airport. 

 That's an increase of 1.4 million of the numbers for the previous year., external

Image source, Birmingham Airport

Coventry Telegraph

Sky Blues supporters responded on social media to Russell Slade's post-match comments., external

Rugby Advertiser

The man who was found dead on the northbound M1 near Rugby yesterday morning has been named., external

BBC Weather

There's some strong winds today with gales over exposed hills and feeling cold but sunny. 

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A 54-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was discovered in Coventry's Henley Green area. 

Police say paramedics were called to Henley Road at around 03:30 this morning after reports of a 50-year-old man suffering cardiac arrest.  

Alec Blackman
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

Good morning. Here are some of the stories we are looking at today. 

- 740 jobs have been saved at engineering firm Covpress, based in Canley, which makes body panels for Jaguar Land Rover. It's been pulled out of administration by Liberty Industries Group.

- Referrals for homelessness rose 25% in the last financial year - according to a report for Coventry City Council.

- The new owner of the old Cov Tel building in Coventry City Centre says he can't guarantee his aim of turning it into a boutique hotel. 

Plans to attract more tourists to Coventry are to benefit from a £200,000 investment by Arts Council England as part of their Cultural Destinations programme.

It says it will help support the creation of a new strategy to capitalise on the city's artistic and cultural heritage "to encourage growth in the visitor economy".

Coventry Telegraph

It's understood the emergency services were called to a property in Henley Road in the early hours of this morning., external

BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

Our top story this morning: Referrals for homelessness rose 25% in the last financial year, according to a report for Coventry City Council., external

The council says 1,695 people were referred to the Salvation Army due to homeless during 2015/16, compared to 1,355 during 2014/15.

Rooms used to house those without their own home are at 98% capacity with almost 100 city families being sent to bed and breakfasts in the city because there's nowhere else for them.   

Paul Curtis who runs Hire the Homeless in the city, external, who used to be homeless after losing his job, says living on the streets can be a very lonely experience were no one speaks to you.

Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

We've got a real mixed bag of weather ahead of us.

We are expecting some blustery conditions today and there is warning for snow in parts of the region tomorrow.

Highs of 9C (48F).