Driver killed in motorway crashpublished at 13:06 Greenwich Mean Time 5 February 2017
Part of the M6 was closed to deal with the fatal crash in Warwickshire.
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Updates from Friday 3 February 2017
Part of the M6 was closed to deal with the fatal crash in Warwickshire.
Read MoreGoals from Jake Cooper and Steve Morison help Millwall continue their League One play-off push with a win at Coventry.
Read MoreThe wall was used to help the city collect tolls from outside traders in medieval times.
Read MoreThe remains of the newborn are thought to have been beside the railway line since 2014.
Read MoreThe car manufacturer has put up a reward after a stolen truck was used to hook up to trailers.
Read MoreThat was a busy afternoon. See Key Points for more on what today had to offer.
We're back from 08:00 on Monday. Have a great weekend.
Police investigating suspected brothels have targeted an address in Coventry, making 'slavery' arrests.
Here's the police in action.
Joan Cummins
Midlands Today reporter
A new exhibition exploring the historical obsession with the human image is to open in Coventry today.
The event at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum , externalwill focus on everything from self-portraits to selfies.
You can see my full report on Midlands Today at 18:30.
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
Heading into the final pool round of the Anglo Welsh cup, Wasps' side is boosted by a number of first-team regulars who are named in the squad ahead of next week's return to Aviva Premiership action.
Wasps face Ospreys at the Ricoh Arena on Sunday.
Alapati Leiua, Frank Halai, Carlo Festuccia, Simon McIntyre and James Gaskell are all added to the starting line-up, with Gaskell captaining the side.
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Two people who admitted concealing the birth of a baby have been given suspended prison sentences at Warwick Crown Court today.
Claire Cook, 24 of North Avenue, Bedworth and James Hamshaw, 23 of Plantation Avenue, Dinnington, Sheffield pleaded, guilty to the offence after skeletal remains of the newborn baby were found by a railway line on Queen Street in Bedworth.
The pair were sentenced to ten months in prison, suspended for two years.
The number of reports of child on child sexual abuse has increased by more than 500% in Warwickshire between 2013 and 2016, according to charity Barnado's.
The number of alleged offences reported to police in the area rose from 28 in 2013 to 174 in 2016.
The figures, obtained by Barnardo's under the Freedom of Information Act, showed that nationally there were 32,452 reports to police of alleged sexual offences by children on other children over the four-year period - an average of more than 22 every day.
Barnardo's chief executive Javed Khan said such abuse "may become the next scandal in our society".
The National Police Chiefs' Council said the increase was down to "more awareness and greater victim confidence".
Staying windy with further rain this evening, but it will ease towards dawn with lows of 3C (37F).
Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live
The council in Nuneaton and Bedworth is asking social media users to share images of the borough showing some love for the area.
Images taken during its month-long #loveourborough campaign can be found on its Instagram, external, Twitter, external and Facebook, external pages.
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
Former Coventry and Watford boss Aidy Boothroyd has been confirmed as manager of the England Under-21 team.
The Under-20 boss replaces Gareth Southgate who vacated the Under-21 role to become boss of the senior England side after the departure of Sam Allardyce.
Boothroyd had been in interim charge of the under-21s.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of slavery offences after a police investigation into suspected brothels in Coventry.
Officers entered an address in Foleshill last night, they say, acting on intelligence that it was being used by traffickers luring women from Eastern Europe to work in the sex industry.
Two Romanian nationals were arrested at the property and are being held in police custody.
Kenilworth and Southam MP Jeremy Wright voted in support of the Brexit Bill, external despite backing the Remain campaign last year.
Police are still hunting the driver who picked up the girls on suspicion of raping the 13 year old.
Read More#getinspired
It's not only the men's Six Nations that kicks off this weekend. The women's equivalent gets under way, too, with Scotland hosting Ireland this evening,followed tomorrow by Wales v Italy and - arguably the pick of the ties - England v France at Twickenham.
The women's game is really taking off across the UK, so watch England full-back Danielle Waterman explain her love of rugby and the different versions you can play - and if you're inspired to pick up the oval ball yourself, check out our Get Inspired guide.
England Women v France Women kicks off at 19:35 GMT on Saturday, with live coverage on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, plus highlights of all three matches on BBC Two at 22:45 GMT.
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Becoming wet and windy this afternoon with rain arriving, and gusts of around 40mph with highs of 9C (48F).
Staff and volunteer at Coventry’s hospital are raising awareness of a companion support service for dying patients. , external