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A tree is down across the line to Stratford-upon-Avon. You can find full details of how services are being hit on the Network Rail website, external.

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The disruption is being caused by a tree on the line between Shirley and Stratford-upon-Avon.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's been a bright and very windy start to the day across Warwickshire - the wind has brought a tree down between Stratford-upon-Avon and Shirley, affecting train services.

Here are a couple of early morning images taken by BBC Weather Watchers G Man, in Offchurch, and Milo, in Wyken

Image source, G Man

Image source, Milo

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The tree on the line is causing delays between Shirley and Stratford-upon-Avon.

The Met Office says the storm has brought "very strong winds".

Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

There's a yellow warning for wind over the course of breakfast time this morning - strong winds are expected with gusts of 50-60mph likely to cause difficult driving conditions.

It’ll be a windy start with blustery conditions steadily easing over the course of the day.

Expect a mixture of bright spells and scattered showers. Highs of17C (63F).

If you have any news or pictures of storm damage you can email, tweet us @BBCCovWarks, external or message via Facebook, external.

Good morning. We'll bring you the latest on Storm Aileen, pus more news, sport, travel and weather from across Coventry and Warwickshire throughout the day.

Duckens Nazon and Peter Vincenti hit second-half goals as Coventry City beat Carlisle in League Two.

Listen to live BBC local radio coverage of Warwickshire v Essex in County Championship Division One.

Live updates have now ended for the day.

We'll be back with you from the earlier time of 06:00 tomorrow, with strong winds forecast from Storm Aileen bringing possible disruption.

Keep an eye out here for any updated stories and breaking news throughout this evening.

Be prepared for strong winds and heavy rain overnight - that's the warning from the Met Office as Storm Aileen looks set to visit.

A warning to residents has been issued by Warwickshire Police to take extra care in the wet and windy weather forecast to be caused by Storm Aileen.

An area of low pressure will bring gusts of up to 75mph across much of England and Wales during Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

Rain is expected at about 17:00, with strong winds from about 21:00.

Jamie Porter and Simon Harmer each take four wickets as Essex bowl out Warwickshire, despite 76 from Dom Sibley.

A Nuneaton man has been charged with three sexual offences against children, police say, external.

The alleged offences were committed against three girls between 2010 and 2012.

A Coventry man has returned safely from a holiday in Florida, after driving hundreds of miles to escape Hurricane Irma.

Michael Meredith arrived back in the city last night, five days after setting out from his holiday in the city of Naples.

Image source, Getty Images

Last Thursday he was told his flight out of Fort Lauderdale, which was due to take off on Saturday, was cancelled.

"That was the point I thought, we've got to go," he said.

The 450-mile drive from Tampa to Atlanta "was supposed to take six-and-a-half hours, "it took us 14" he said.

"We drove 640 miles, over two days" he said, eventually getting back to London on a flight from Atlanta via Chicago.

Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

We're expecting high winds and rain overnight and there are warnings to be careful on the roads, with Storm Aileen on its way through the region.

There could be gusts of up to 65 to 75 miles per hour.

The West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner says the government's agreement to give pay rises to officers above 1% is a "hollow gesture".

David Jamieson has criticised the government, as any pay rises are expected to come from local budgets.

Sir Peter Hall founded the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) in 1960 at just 30 years of age, insisting on a permanent company with a home at Stratford and a complementary base at The Aldwych in London.

He stayed with the RSC until 1968.

Image source, Getty Images

In a statement posted on Facebook, external, the RSC said it was "greatly saddened by the news" and included a quote from Julius Caesar:

"Why, man, he doth bestride the narrow worldLike a Colossus, and we petty menWalk under his huge legs and peep aboutTo find ourselves dishonourable graves."

Coventry Telegraph

Coventry City’s proposed ground share with Coventry Rugby at Butts Park Arena is still stuck in the starting blocks , external- six months after CCFC’s chairman said the move was “on”.