Morgan ton helps Glamorgan grind out winpublished at 18:01 British Summer Time 16 August 2016
Night-watchman Owen Morgan makes his debut first-class hundred to steer Glamorgan to a five-wicket win against Worcestershire.
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Updates on Friday 12 August 2016
Andrew Dawkins
Night-watchman Owen Morgan makes his debut first-class hundred to steer Glamorgan to a five-wicket win against Worcestershire.
Read MoreA two-lorry fire that closed a busy dual carriageway has been made worse by the woodchips one was carrying.
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A record number of us are expected to holiday in the UK this year, according to a number of tourism surveys.
This lunchtime on Midlands Today from 13:30 we're looking at why it appears an increasing number of holidaymakers are camping or caravanning in the Midlands.
The family of a four-year-old boy left brain damaged after a student midwife failed to recognise a dangerous form of jaundice has started a petition calling for screening for the condition.
Read MoreRe-live Tuesday's text commentary on the final day of the latest County Championship matches, as the Roses game is drawn.
Read MoreJoe Leach & Joe Clarke star for Worcestershire, but Graham Wagg's five-wicket haul leaves Glamorgan chasing 277 to win.
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The former Aston Villa footballer Dalian Atkinson has died after being shot by police with a Taser - we'll have the latest from our reporter at the scene at 18:30 on BBC One.
Plus we’ll hear from our local competitors at Rio and whether any more medals will be coming back this way.
Find out why the ban of “zombie knives" comes into force this week and we meet the family reunited with their pet cat four years after it went missing, but it was only returned after a row over micro-chipping.
The daughter of a pensioner who was left for 12 hours on a trolley in A&E has accused the Worcestershire Royal Hospital of being in the "dark ages".
Read MoreWork is due to start today on a new leisure centre for Bromsgrove.
It's being built next to the Dolphin Centre on School Drive with plans for two swimming pools, a climbing wall and a gym. , external
The centre is the latest redevelopment under a town centre partnership scheme to regenerate the town.
Follow live text and ball-by-ball commentary of the latest County Championship fixtures, as Middlesex beat Durham
Read MoreTom Fell heads Worcestershire's fightback after Will Bragg and Mark Wallace ensure a Glamorgan first-innings lead.
Read MoreA little-known chapel in Rotherwas is opening for what is thought to be its first public mass.
Read MoreListen to live BBC radio commentary from Saturday's action in the National League.
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Read MoreWill Bragg is the only batsman to make an impact as Glamorgan close 45 behind Worcestershire with five wickets in hand.
Read MoreListen to live BBC local radio commentary as Somerset face Worcestershire in the quarter-final of the One-Day Cup.
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Read MoreTimm van der Gugten is unavailable for Glamorgan's game at Worcester but Brett D'Oliviera returns for the hosts.
Read MoreWe'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday, but keep an eye out here for further updates this evening.
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
Through the evening cloud will gradually thicken to bring patchy light rain during the second half of the night. Winds may be fresh, especially around the Malvern Hills but will ease by morning. Lows of 14C (57F).