There have been three sightings of the missing three-legged fox Thor, since it went missing from Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom, near Telford, on Saturday.

The co-owner of the attraction, Edward Dorrell, said he was surprised there haven't been more reports of the four-year-old Arctic-silver fox cross, which lost one of its legs after injuring itself in its enclosure when it was young.

Image source, Hoo Farm

Mr Dorrell said Thor was a "real softie" and used to people but he was concerned the fox was not used to traffic.

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Our headlines this evening:

- Hospitals find new sandwich supplier after disagreement over payments

- Increase in speed-related traffic collisions reported by police

- Shrewsbury Town sign Barnsley striker on loan

Shrewsbury Town sign striker Stefan Payne on loan from Championship side Barnsley for the rest of the season.

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Shrewsbury Town have signed Barnsley striker Stefan Payne on loan until the end of the season.

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The 25-year-old former Fulham trainee has had spells at eight different clubs and was prolific in the lower leagues, scoring 40 goals in 85 appearances for Dover Athletic.  

Sandwiches are going back on the menu at the hospitals in Shrewsbury and Telford, because another company has been found to supply them.

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The last contractor pulled out after the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust asked them to renegotiate their deal and accept a new payment schedule.  

The hospital trust says it apologises for the inconvenience to patients over the past three weeks.

Wildlife centre staff expected more sightings of the Artic Siberian-cross fox described as a 'real softie'.

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).

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

The New Saints of Oswestry are set to sign a Romanian defender. 

Mihai Leca has also been a regular in the Romanian Under 21s side and joins from Otelul Galati in the Romanian league.

Leca has been training with the New Saints for the past few days and international clearance is expected on Wednesday.

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Our headlines this afternoon:

- More than 6,000 people in Shropshire sign a petition calling for President Trump's state visit to be cancelled  

- Wrekin MP raises questions about hospital leadership after emergency care centre recommendation

- Three-legged fox escapes from wildlife centre after a tree knocks down a fence

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James Montgomery has left AFC Telford United on good terms and says he "can't thank the fans enough" for their support in his two years at the club.

AFC Telford United have responded by thanking the 22-year-old for his service.

Montgomery admitted his dream was to eventually play at a higher level and the draw of full-time football was too strong to resist.

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A football thug who helped to incite a mass brawl after a match in Shropshire has been spared jail., external

Ian Perry
BBC Radio Shropshire

In April, Ian Bamber, from Telford, will be attempting to sit in every seat in Preston North End's stadium.

And this morning he's been getting in some practice at AFC Telford United's Bucks Head ground.

A petition calling for President Trump to be banned from making a state visit to the UK has been signed by 6,261 people in Shropshire - just over 1% of the population.

It has been signed by more than a million people across the country and numbers of signatories have been rising rapidly since a US clampdown on immigration came into effect over the weekend, causing anger worldwide.

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Protests in response to Mr Trump's executive order are expected to take place after 17:00 in a number of towns and cities around Britain, including Wellington in Shropshire.

BBC Weather Watchers

We've had more mist and cloud to start the day and the BBC Weather Watchers have been sharing some stunning photos, like this one taken in Ellesmere.

Image source, RickandMeg

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

A three-legged white fox has escaped from a wildlife centre near Telford, Shropshire, after a tree fell and damaged one of the fences in its enclosure.

Image source, Hoo Farm

Thor (pictured) was last spotted in the Crudgington area and Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom is asking people to get in touch if they see him.  

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

James Montgomery has left AFC Telford United to join Gateshead.

The goalkeeper has moved back to his native North East for an undisclosed fee.

Image source, Mike Sheridan

The 22-year-old says he's loved his two years at Telford, but was drawn by the promise of full-time football.  

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Our headlines this lunchtime:

- The Wrekin MP raises concerns about hospital leadership after emergency care statement

- More than 6,000 in Shropshire sign petition calling for President Trump to be denied a state visit to the UK

- Telford goalkeeper signs for Gateshead

The MP for the Wrekin has raised concerns about the people running the hospitals in Shrewsbury and Telford, after they came out in favour of having just one emergency care in the county, based in Shrewsbury.

Mark Pritchard claimed the plans, which would also involve moving women and children's services from Telford to Shrewsbury, would put lives at risk.

A review of hospital services, which made the same recommendations, is currently on hold after the county's health commissioners called for independent scrutiny of the process so far.

Sara Blizzard
BBC Weather

It's going to stay dry and overcast this afternoon, but we are forecast some rain overnight.

Shrewsbury have climbed to 19th in League One after their away draw with Gillingham and manager Paul Hurst is pleased with the pressure his side created in the second half.

He said the players were more physical and "on the front foot" after half time.

Hurst also praised new signing Alex Rodman, who scored his first goal for the club since being released by Notts County earlier this month.