The bridge, over the railway line running from Birmingham to Cheltenham, was damaged in May when a stolen tractor crashed into the parapet.

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Worcestershire's Moeen Ali was out for six as England chased a big total in the first one day international against Bangladesh.

England made 309, with Ben Stokes making 101 - the Worcestershire all-rounder came to the wicket when the score was already 245-6.

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BBC Hereford and Worcester

Here are some of the main stories we are looking at in Herefordshire and Worcestershire:

- Man charged over firearms incident on a Malvern street

- Bridge hit by stolen tractor to partially reopen at the weekend

- Moeen out for six in England one day international in Bangladesh

Three Worcestershire players will tomorrow begin a winter playing in Australia.

Tom Kohler-Cadmore will be playing for Penrith Panthers for a second successive winter, after topping the averages with 533 runs at an average of 59.22 during 2015-2016.

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Ed Barnard and Alex Hepburn will be both competing in the same competition - the Western Australia Cricket Association first grade - for Scarborough and Willetton.

The new control room at Hindlip Park, Worcester will also be shared by Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service when it opens next year.

Worcester Warriors will head to Saturday's Aviva Premiership clash with Leicester Tigers with grounds for optimism, while appreciating any game at Welford Road is likely to be a serious test.

Warriors picked up their first Aviva Premiership win of the season last weekend when they beat Newcastle at Sixways, while they will also have Ben Te'o (pictured) available for selection as he's recovered from injury.

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Head coach, Carl Hogg, says there are obviously positives from their first win, but they know Leicester will represent a very serious threat.    

Malvern Gazette

A "miracle" patient who feared both his legs would be amputated defied the odds to conquer four mountains in a single day, external.  

Alice Porter
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

I'm following the Archbishop of Canterbury on his three-day visit to Worcestershire.

These pupils from Regency High School in Worcester were on hand to greet him with a song.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Here are some of the main stories we are looking at in Herefordshire and Worcestershire:

- Man charged over firearms incident in Malvern

- Hereford United appeal to fans to "take some responsibility" as FA investigation into crowd trouble begins

- Archbishop of Canterbury face questions from school pupils as part of a three-day visit

The former West Midlands UKIP MEP Nikki Sinclaire says when she was a member of the party she witnessed violent behaviour at party meetings.

And she described the confrontation yesterday, which left MEP Steven Woolfe needing hospital treatment, as "not very edifying".

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Ms Sinclaire left the party in 2010 after a difference of opinion over the party's direction and she said there was a lot of frustration among members, because it was a "melting pot" of people from different political backgrounds.

But her claims were disputed by current UKIP MEP Roger Helmer, who said he had never seen violent confrontations between UKIP representatives.

Dean Hammond returns to the side on the wing, while fly-half Ryan Lamb and hooker Jaba Bregvadze are in the starting line-up, external. 

You can hear full commentary on the game on BBC Hereford & Worcester on Saturday from 15:00.

A 21 year-old man from Malvern has been charged with two offences involving an imitation firearm, external.

West Mercia Police say the charge follows an incident in the Pickersleigh Road area of Malvern on Wednesday.

The man has been remanded in custody and will appear at Worcester Magistrates' Court today.

A 24-year-old man from Malvern has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and has been released on police bail until 17 November.  

Hereford Times

A woman was bitten on the face as two friends were assaulted, external in a Hereford nightclub.  

There was the most tremendous sunburst finish to the yesterday, and the army of BBC Weather Watchers were on hand to capture the moment.

Here are a couple from Daveywill in Kidderminster and Snaphappy in Littleworth.

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The Archbishop of Canterbury, who's on a three-day visit to Worcestershire, will face questions from pupils at two Worcester schools.

Justin Welby will visit Regency High School and Bishop Perowne Church of England College.

Pupils at Bishop Perowne will be asking him questions about the refugee crisis and killings in the name of religion.

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BBC Hereford and Worcester

A decision will be made today about what evidence will be heard at the inquest into the death of a Worcestershire man in a canal. 

Alan Green, who was 49, died when his canal boat sank in a lock on the Droitwich canal in July. He was a father of six. 

A pre-inquest review will be held this morning.

A Worcestershire steamroller owner is to be offered a full refund and new driving test, after being turned away by assessors. 

Neil Urquhart, from Redditch, says his vehicle has been on the roads since 1927, but he was told by the Driver Vehicle Standards Agency it couldn't take a driving test as it didn't have rubber tyres

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All week you have been using Your Questions to ask about the West Midlands. Here are some of our answers.

Phil Maiden
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Here are some of the main stories we are looking at in Herefordshire and Worcestershire:

- The parents of a Herefordshire teenager, whose death was contributed to by significant police failings, say the family is "broken"

- Hereford FC asks fans to "take some responsibility" as the FA investigates crowd trouble

- The most senior member of the Church of England is on a three-day visit to Worcestershire

Worcester News

Engineers are trying to figure out what has caused a large water leak on Worcester Bridge, external.  

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