Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live

It really is windy out there. The emergency services are warning people to drive with care due to the weather conditions.

Hundreds of jobs are saved, after an engineering company that went into administration is bought.

The Sky Blues will be in the hat for the quarter final draw of the Checkatrade Trophy after they beat Brighton's under-23's 3-0 at the Ricoh. 

They're two wins away from Wembley, thanks to goals from Ruben Lamieras, George Thomas and Ryan Haynes.

BBC Weather

Strong winds will continue through the day, with gales over exposed hills. It'll be a mostly cold and dry day with sunny spells, but the odd wintry shower will push into western and northern parts during the evening - highs of 8C (46F).  

We're back with Wednesday's familiar combination of news, sport, travel and weather updates.

To comment on our stories and share your pictures, email us, tweet us, external and visit out Facebook page, external.

Warwickshire's footballer turned cricketer Keith Barker would seriously consider playing for the West Indies.

Swansea City are the only academy side to make it through to the last eight of the EFL Trophy as four under-21 teams exit.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt agrees to meet a nurse whose daughter attempted suicide after failing to get the right treatment for depression.

Warwickshire's new coach Jim Troughton says he wants to take some responsibility off captain Ian Bell next season.

Police say a man hit by several vehicles on the M1 may have hidden himself in a lorry.

Live updates have now ended for Coventry and Warwickshire.

We'll be back with you tomorrow with the usual mix of news, sport travel and weather, but keep an eye out here for updated stories.

Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

A few outbreaks of rain and drizzle overnight, then becoming clearer and colder with lows of 7C (45F).

A man has been sentenced to four years and six months in prison for a burglary that took place in Dunchurch near Rugby. 

 Ricky Lee Allen, 38, from Thurrows Way in Derby appeared at Warwick Crown Court last week in relation to the robbery in which a quantity of jewellery and curency was stolen.

Image source, Warwickshire Police

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

Here's a recap of our main stories today:

• Bus lane suspension trial starts in Coventry 
• Jeremy Hunt to meet nurse over daughter's care
• Hotel plans revealed for Coventry Telegraph offices

Stratford Herald

The Aviva Women’s Cycling Tour provided a healthy boost to the local economy , externalwhen stage two of last year’s five-stage race passed through Stratford and other parts of the county.  

Image source, Stratford Herald

A trial to see if reducing the number of Coventry's bus lanes reduces congestion and improves air pollution gets underway on Monday. 

A phased programme begins which will see the suspension of eight bus lanes for the next nine months. 

The council says it will be putting up special black and yellow signs at the bus lanes which are being decommissioned to make it clear to motorists they can drive on them.

Bus lanes without the signs will still be in use.

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

A building that housed the Coventry Telegraph for more than 50 years could be turned into a hotel, preserving the 1950s interior.

The office block on Corporation Street has been bought by city developers, Complex Development Projects (CDP) who said they'd like to save the "important part of the city's history and potential attraction for visitors".

Image source, Hadwell Cawkwell Davidson

The building has been empty since the newspaper moved to the Canal Basin in 2012 and planning consent has already been given for its demolition.

Managing director of CDP, Ian Harribin said the plans are at an early stage but they hope the hotel will retain the minimalist design and celebrate "Coventry's story of resurrection".

BBC Travel

There's queuing traffic on A14 westbound between J1, A5199 (Welford) and the Catthorpe Interchange because of people slowing to look at a lorry that's gone into a ditch.

The problem is having a knock-on effect on the M6 southbound in Warwickshire between J1, A426 (Rugby) and M1 J19, Catthorpe Interchange.

More details on BBC Travel.

A man was seriously injured when his car overturned and crashed into a tree, the ambulance service says.

They were called to the crash on the northbound A46 in Warwick around 18:15 last night near to the junction with the A4177.

Image source, West Midlands Ambulance Service

The driver, believed to be a in his 50s, was treated for head and shoulder injuries as well as suspected factured ribs.

Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

Patchy rain gradually easing through the afternoon and feeling mild with highs of 9C (48F).