A woman has been sexually assaulted by a man who was "exposing himself and performing a lewd act", police say.

West Mercia Police say the 28-year old was "touched inappropriately" as she walked down Four Pools Lane in Evesham, external.

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Police say they want to trace a man and a woman who they think may have witnessed the assault, which happened between 18:45 and 19:15 on Saturday, 8 April. 

Described as being in their 40s or 50s, they were seen walking along the footpath and it is believed that they disturbed the offender who hid in the bushes, a spokesman said.  

BBC Weather Watchers

There's been a lovely start to the day and the BBC's Weather Watchers have been out early catching some great pictures. 

Thanks to Mikesnapper, Morning Amble, Johnqa, NuseJ and Alley from Marden for these photos. 

Trevor Owens
Sports Editor, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Worcester City were held 0-0 by visiting Stockport County and so remain just outside the relegation places on goal difference. 

City's only rivals for the final relegation place, Gainsborough Trinity, also drew 0-0 in their game at Brackley Town and so it's "as you were" at the foot of the table.

A farmer says a lack of fairness in dealing with TB is crippling the British industry.

Michael Brown, from Aymestry, Herefordshire, is calling for bagers to be vaccinated or culled after losing his Charolais cow to TB.

Badger culling has been rolled out to more parts of England, in a bid to tackle bovine TB.

Seven new licences have been granted, external for parts of Cornwall, Herefordshire, Devon, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Dorset.

Harriett Baldwin, the Conservative MP for West Worcestershire, believes the Prime Minister has "reluctantly decided" to ask Parliament for a general election on 8 June so she can "secure a clear mandate for her government to get the best possible deal for the United Kingdom as we leave the European Union".    

The Conservative MP for North Herefordshire, Bill Wiggin, says Prime Minister Teresa May's decision to ask Parliament to approve a general election on 8 June shows "tremendous courage".

Teresa May said Britain needed certainty, stability and strong leadership following the EU referendum.  

Image source, Conservative Party

Trevor Owens
Sports Editor, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Kidderminster Harriers confirmed their involvement in the Vanarama North play-off places yesterday when they won 4-1 at bottom side, Altrincham. 

Harriers are four points behind the leaders, AFC Fylde with two games to play.

Horn Lane, near Martley, will be closed today so the council can fix the surface.

If you see a yellow helicopter flying low over Worcester today, it's checking overhead electricity cables for Western Power Distribution.

Take a picture if you can - they love to tweet them. 

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The road surface on the C2025 near Stockton-on-Teme in Worcestershire is being fixed this week. 

Worcester News

A major campaign to honour three times British Prime Minister and one of Worcestershire’s greatest son’s Stanley Baldwin could finish on the highest political note at the official unveiling of his statue in his birth town of Bewdley, external.  

A bride from Herefordshire is pleading for any information which might help her recover gifts that were stolen from her wedding. 

Zara Owens married her fiance William in Hampshire on Saturday, but discovered on Monday that many of her wedding presents had been stolen from a car parked at the venue.

Zara says many of the presents had yet to be opened.

Nicola Goodwin
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

A Herefordshire farmer says thousands of farms will go bust unless the government takes the issue of TB seriously. 

Michael Brown, from Aymestry, will get less than £2,000 in compensation after his prize-winning Charolais cow tested positive for TB but he says she's worth more than £15,000.  

Image source, Reuters

He wants the disease controlled for the good of badgers, cattle and all animals.

Nicola Goodwin
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

A BBC Hereford &Worcester campaign has helped to finally secure a national memorial for the munitions workers of World War One and World War Two.

They will get a statue at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, once £250,000 has been raised to pay for it.

The organisers of a controversial cycling race have a "long way" to go before their event can go ahead, Worcestershire County Council say.

The council have now written to the CSM Active, the company behind Velo Birmingham, external, and asked them to provide information about how they will reduce the impact of the race on businesses and residents, when it passes through parts of Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

Image source, Getty Images

The 100-mile (160km) race is due to take place in September.

General entries have already sold out, and more than 15,000 riders could take part, the organisers predict.

Nicola Goodwin
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Britain's munitions workers are to be honoured with a statue at the National Memorial Arboretum, thanks to a campaign run by BBC Hereford & Worcester. 

More than a million people worked in terrible conditions to supply shells, bombs and bullets for the allied troops, including at factories in Rotherwas in Hereford, and Blackpole in Worcester.

Image source, Getty Images

Hundreds were killed by explosives or suffered from diseases caused by the chemicals they were handling. 

Rob Flello MP, the chairman of the parliamentary munitions group, says they need to raise £250,000 for the statue and plinth.  

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

After a chilly start, sunshine will turn a little hazier later in the afternoon as a veil of cloud moves in from the northwest. 

It will be a dry day with light winds across the board - highs of 12C (54F).  

Jerry Chester
BBC News Online

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