BBC Travel

The wall has collapsed on Eaton Road on Malvern. More from BBC Travel.

BBC Weather

A damp start to the morning with heavy rain later - highs of 11C (52F). Sara has the forecast. 

Welcome to the Local Live service for Herefordshire and Worcestershire on Tuesday morning. 

We'll be bringing you all the news, sport, travel and weather as it happens. 

If you'd like to get in touch you can email, tweet us on @bbchw, external or message via Facebook, external.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 tomorrow, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.  

Sara Blizzard
BBC Weather

Rather cloudy throughout with rain or drizzle at times. There will also be extensive low cloud giving hill fog for many. Turning breezier later and staying mild.   

Overnight lows of 7C (45F)

Police in Hereford are hoping to speak to two youths after an attempt to steal a bicycle from outside council offices.

Image source, West Mercia Police

Image source, West Mercia Police

Two unknown offenders are believed to have attempted to steal a white Gazelle bicycle from a rack in Plough Lane at about 14:30 on 1 December, police say. 

The offenders left when they were challenged by staff, leaving behind a blue and red Concept mountain bike. 

Four dogs were shot for attacking or killing farm animals in Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire last year, West Mercia Police says, external.

The force recorded 11 reports of livestock being chased in 2016, 40 incidents of dogs killing farm animals and 11 other attacks.

Three children have helped in a sod-cutting ceremony in Malvern to mark the start of building work on a new school for the town.

Image source, Worcestershire County Council

Malvern Vale Primary will accomodate up to 210 pupils and will share a head teacher and other resources with its sister school, Somers Park. 

The new school in Swineyard Road is in response to a growing demand for places. 

Claudia Berry
Producer, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Here are some of the main stories we are looking at this evening:

- The MP for Mid Worcestershire Nigel Huddleston is insisting Donald Trump's state visit to the UK should go ahead, despite a million-signature petition calling for it to be cancelled 

- Two teenagers have been assaulted by a gang in Ross-on-Wye demanding they should hand over money

- Worcestershire's new railway station has moved a step closer to being built after the Department for Transport approved the plans 

Hereford Times

A man has been banned from keeping dogs for ten years after his pet Bullmastiff-cross bit two of his neighbours, external.  

The number of people going to a Worcestershire hospice for support after the death of a loved one has risen by 78% in the past year.

A total of 1,611 people turned to St Richard's Hospice, Worcester, in 2016 - up from 987 the year before. 

The charity provides support through counselling, social work, citizens advice and group work. 

Sheila Harrington says the group work was incredibly helpful to her. 

Rebecca Wood
BBC Inside Out

The BBC Inside Out West Midlands team have gone underground in Worcestershire to explore a network of tunnels dug during the Cold War. 

Join Rebecca Wood at 19:30 on BBC One on Monday  

Worcester News

A little boy will star in a Channel 5 show after his priceless reaction to motorbikes, external roaring past him at the Moto GP went viral.  

Gavin Kermack
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

The MP for Mid Worcestershire Nigel Huddleston says he doesn't think cancelling Donald Trump's state visit to the UK would be the right move. 

Downing Street says calling off the engagement isn't an option, in spite of a petition signed by more than a million people. 

Image source, Getty Images

Mr Trump has again insisted the restrictions banning visitors to the US from seven, mainly Muslim countries, have been implemented with "few problems" and are necessary to tackle terrorism.   

Last year there were 147 traffic collisions in Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire which the police say, external were at least partially caused by speeding.

Seven of those collisions were fatal - that's 16 more collisions than in 2015 and the highest number for five years.

The force has also revealed the highest speed recorded in the region last year was 154mph (248kmph).

A group of teenagers have been attacked and threatened by a gang of men, external in Ross-on-Wye, police say.

Image source, Google

The five youths were approached by three men demanding money near the Shell filling station, in Whitecross Road, at 20:45 on 25 January. 

When they refused to hand over any cash, one of the teenagers was grabbed around the throat and another was pushed into a parked car. 

The men eventually left the scene empty handed.

Claudia Berry
BBC Hereford & Worcester

Here are some of the main stories we are looking at this afternoon:

- A group of teenagers have been attacked and threatened by a gang of men in Ross-on-Wye

- The Worcestershire band Peace are taking action after learning that women are regularly being assaulted at music gigs, including at their own concerts

- Two children are taking part in a sod-cutting ceremony in Malvern, to mark the start of work to build a brand new primary school

A BBC investigation finds that an elderly man with dementia, found lost in Hereford in November 2015, was abandoned in England by his US family.

Bromsgrove Sporting will have home advantage for their FA Vase quarter-final tie in which they will host Buckland Athletic. 

Buckland play their league football in the Western League Premier Division - the same league as Bristol Manor Farm, who Sporting beat in Saturday's fifth-round tie.

The tie will take place on Saturday 18 February - the winner will get £3,375 in prize money.

Hereford Times

A man was rescued after a fire broke out at in the kitchen of a Hereford flat, external.