BBC Weather

We're forecast more showers but there could be some dry spells too.

The temperature could reach 14C (57F) and more rain is forecast tomorrow.

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BBC Weather

Most of us are forecast a dry and overcast night, with some light wind.

And it should stay that way tomorrow morning, with some showers later in the day.

Temperatures overnight are expected to fall to about 5C (41F).

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Coventry Live

Here are three stories from the Coventry Telegraph's website:

• Major expansion plans at two Coventry schools, external
• Murder investigation launched as woman found dead, external
• New homeless hostel in Coventry approved, external

BBC Weather

We're forecast rain today, some of it heavy and temperatures up to around 12C (54F).

There will also be a light breeze.

This weather is set to stay with us for the rest of the week.

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The government should have a "real think" about extending free school meals for children over half-term, the leader of Warwickshire County Council said.

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Pressure has risen on Boris Johnson over his refusal to rethink the issue but he said they were supporting families through extra money for Universal Credit and the £63m given to councils.

In Warwickshire, county council leader Izzy Seccombe said it would support families this half-term.

"We've recently had a further £65,000. That will help us to cover this but it won't cover all of it and we've decided we want to do this ourselves so we're going to have to find the resources ourselves," she said.

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The campaign, led by footballer Marcus Rashford, has led to firms promising to dish out free food to eligible children over half-term, which began on Monday in many areas.

They include coffee shop Picnic Box in Malvern. Owner Carly Weyman said she wanted to give back to the local community who had supported her.

"It just felt like something we could do to support the local community and those children that might go hungry this half-term," she said.

Coventry Live

The Coventry Live website is covering these stories today:

• Girl, 11, dies after being hit by a car in Coventry, external
• Stabbing victim treated outside Coventry pub, external
• Major new yellow-lines scheme approved in Coventry, external

BBC Weather Watchers

We've had some great views from across the West Midlands this morning from our local BBC Weather Watchers.

These three are from users Tillymint in Rugby, Warwickshire, Videoman in Leek, Staffordshire and Snapper Simon in Church Stretton, Shropshire:

Image source, Tillymint

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Murder police say David Williams is not being treated as a suspect after his mother's body was found.

A driver who stopped at the scene is to face questions from police officers.

BBC Weather

Light showers this morning but there should be more sunshine around this afternoon with just the odd shower. Breezy with a high of 12C/54F.

Image source, BBC Weather Watcher OldStation

Largely dry with some patches of cloud this evening which should mostly clear away through the night. Light breezes and a low of 5C/41F.

You can get a latest forecast for your area at any time by going to the BBC Weather website.

The latest news, sport, travel and weather across the West Midlands and south Cheshire.

A prison officer was dismissed after failing to spot a man who had been "dead for some time".

Mothers of babies with Down's syndrome reveal the pressure they felt to terminate their pregnancies.

The Cubbington Pear is cut down, but saplings from it are being planted at schools and playgrounds.

Exeter complete a historic domestic and European double as they beat Wasps 19-13 to win the Premiership title.

Blackburn Rovers grab a first win in four league games, netting four against 10-man Coventry City at St. Andrews in the Championship.

Households in the two cities can no longer mix indoors, including in pubs and restaurants.

Ruby is thought to have stowed away from her Bedfordshire home in a lorry.

Friends off the field, young English stars Jack Willis and Joe Simmonds prepare to face one another in the Premiership final.

Stoke-on-Trent and Coventry will be moving up to tier two, or "high alert", from midnight tonight as coronavirus cases increase in the areas.

The move bans all social mixing between households indoors - be that in homes, pubs or restaurants.

There are exemptions for things like childcare and you're also still allowed to meet up with people in your support bubble.

Mixing outdoors is still allowed, but this will be limited to groups of no more than six people.

To find out the rules where you live, use our postcode look-up tool.