Engines 'worth £3m' stolen in JLR heist
Rise in reports of child on child sex offences
'Slavery' arrests over brothels investigation
'Baby remains' pair sentenced
Traffickers jailed over sex assault on teenage girls
Dog due mended heart on Valentine's Day
Man, 69, broke back during street robbery
Man with titanium chest
Updates from Friday 3 February 2017
BBC Weather Watcher Rich in Halesowen took this picture in Wixford, Warwickshire.
Image source, Rich in HalesowenDespite the damp and dreary conditions, we think he captures the scene rather well!
The mist in the background gives it a spooky element.
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Rail companies including Virgin Trains and CrossCountry will trial a new ticketing system from May, aimed at giving passengers the cheapest fares.
Image source, PAIt's part of an overhaul of the entire system, with East Midland trains also taking part.
It's estimated people could save up to £260 per journey.
World War Two was not entirely to blame for the loss of Coventry's medieval buildings.
Read MoreA damp start but a good deal of dry and fine weather around through the day time today with some sunny spells mixed in with plenty of cloud. Highs of 10C (50F).
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Ahead of European rugby's Six Nations competition the England team coach has recruited a South African vision specialist to work on the players' peripheral vision. Eye-guru Dr Sherylle Calder has been telling us that it's very important for professional athletes to take 'digital breaks'.
(Picture: Dr Sherylle Calder on a sports field; Credit: Getty Images Sport)
League One strugglers Coventry City sign Watford striker Michael Folivi on loan until the end of the season.
Read MoreA trio of Coventry City football fans arrested following a protest speak out as they offer apology.
Read MoreThat's it from us on Tuesday. Join us again from 08:00 on Wednesday for more news, sport, travel and weather updates.
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Nuneaton Town say they've increased the capacity at Liberty Way to 3,200.
The moves comes amid a ground share row with Nuneaton Rugby Club which recently saw skips left by the entrance, blocking a turnstile.
Image source, Nuneaton Town Football ClubA statement on Town's website, external said it had taken the "commercial decision to reconfigure the stadium" so that access was no longer required over land to the south of the stadium.
It says the work has been completed in time for Saturday's FA Trophy game against York, and could still rise to 4,100 after future works.
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A May bank holiday festival in Coventry has had its future safeguarded after more than a dozen volunteers stepped forward to help run it.
The future of the Earlsdon Festival had been in doubt after a big fall in the number of people working to organise it.
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Sara Blizzard
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Heavy and persistent rain moving in tonight, but feeling warm with lows of 9C (48F).
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Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live
Here's a recap of some of our main stories today:
A corrupt Warwickshire businessman who was part of a £245 million loan scam that left some victims homeless is facing a lengthy prison sentence. , external
Image source, PATalks are needed with the wider community about how to keep the Coventry's Godiva Festival going, says the city council announcing this year's event will run between 7 and 9 July.
The authority says additional financial support is required to secure the quality and scale of the free music festival and could be achieved through sponsorship or working with private partners.
Last year, 140,000 people attended the event in War Memorial Park which included performances from The Boomtown Rats and Scouting for Girls.
An elderly man who was forced to pay a month’s rent when he left his “squalid” flat has been told he no longer has to pay after the Telegraph stepped in. , external
Higher insurance costs for electric and hybrid cars are putting off drivers from making the switch, says research from the Institute of Motor Industry (IMI).
It says just 11% of Coventry residents believe increased premiums are a price worth paying to buy or lease low emission vehicles, compared to around 20% in Birmingham and London.
The IMI says insurers charge more to cover hybrid cars because of the higher purchase price and lack of skilled technicians to repair them.
It's calling on ministers to invest in training and create a fund to promote emission-free vehicles.
Coventry North West MP Geoffrey Robinson is one of 73 MPs to have signed a motion calling for Donald Trump to be banned from addressing parliament during his State Visit to Britain.
A petition calling for the state visit to be cancelled has gathered more than 1.6 million signatures; a rival pro-visit petition has more than 90,000.
The MPs - mostly Labour - say that any invitation should be withdrawn in protest at the President's decision to introduce travel bans in the United States on a number of mainly Muslim countries, his views on the reintroduction of torture and his comments on women.
A trio of Stratford Athletic Club runners returned with six medals to their name , externalas they enjoyed individual and team success at the Midland Masters Cross Country Championships at Aldersley Leisure Village in Wolverhampton.
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Here's a recap of our main stories in the newsroom today:
