More than 10,000 litres of illegal alcohol have been found during an operation across the West Midlands, HMRC says. 

Fifty officers from HMRC, Trading Standards and the police visited 24 retail premises last week in Birmingham, Dudley, Worcester, Telford, Stoke, Coventry and Wolverhampton. 

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Products were seized from 18 premises and included 13 litres of spirits, 1,580 litres of wine and 18,100 cans of beer.

HMRC said around £20,000 had been evaded in duty costs and VAT. 

Police have described a house in Shrewsbury as an "illegal garden centre" after finding large numbers of cannabis plants in pots.

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Two men have been arrested in connection with the discovery on Moston Road.

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It's remained pretty grey today and the BBC Weather Watchers have been out to photograph the county.

These photos of churches were taken in Oswestry (top) and Oakengates (below).

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While Shrewsbury Town have been keeping it tight at the back, tonight's opponents, Peterborough, have shipped 17 goals since the start of the year.

And despite sitting in ninth place in the table, they have lost four of their last seven.

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Victory for Shrewsbury tonight could see them climb to 16th in the table, level on points with two other sides.

Last year's unlikely Wimbledon hero is back on court dreaming of more tennis headlines. 

The club coach from Warwick has been in action in Shrewsbury on Tuesday in the Aegon Pro Series.

At Wimbledon last summer, Willis, then ranked 722 in the world, played Roger Federer on Centre Court.

Willis came through six rounds of qualifying and the first-round proper before being beaten 6-0 6-3 6-4 by the Swiss in round two.    

Andrew Hewkin
Newsreader, BBC Shropshire

Three newly installed speed-humps on Oteley Road in Shrewsbury are having to be lowered after a flurry of complaints.

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Shropshire Council called developers to a meeting to ask them to explain why they appear to be higher than agreed. 

The developers have promised to put things right as soon as they can.

Telford has been given £74,220 by the government to boost the local tourist industry.

The money will be used by Telford and Wrekin Council to fund leisure campaigns which promote outdoor activities, food and drink events, rural tourism and the local market towns.

The council says it supports around 200 tourism and hospitality companies, but there could be another 400 out there that could benefit.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

It's the first semi-final tonight in the Shropshire Premier Cup. 

Market Drayton Town take on Whitchurch Alport at the Ellesmere Rangers ground. 

The winners will play Newport Town or Shawbury United in the final.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

Shrewsbury Town's defence has made huge strides in 2017 and the team have kept three clean sheets in the seven games played so far this year, conceding just four goals.

Defender Joe Riley has been a part of that and has been speaking about the improved performances.

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More than 60 jobs are under threat, external after a supermarket business with stores in Shropshire collapsed into administration.

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It's been another hazy start to the day, as you can see from this photo taken near Ludlow by one of the BBC Weather Watchers.

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We've also has this photo shared by a Weather Watcher near Norton.

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Alex Seftel
Journalist, BBC Shropshire

A 19-year-old from Liverpool has denied murdering another teenager in Shrewsbury last August. 

Michael Warham, who was 16 and also from Merseyside, was stabbed in Meole Brace and died three days later.

Declan Graves, from Speke, is on trial at Stafford Crown Court.   

A collection of love letters between two soldiers during World War Two have been bought by Oswestry Town Museum.

The letters lift the lid on a relationship which had to be kept secret at the time.

Marcus Willis (pictured in green here) has won his first round match in the Aegon GB Pro-Series tournament in Shrewsbury.

The Warwick tennis coach, seeded five for the tournament, beat the french player Ronan Joncour in straight sets.

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Men armed with knives raid Oswestry shops - in two separate incidents within days of one another., external

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A teenager has been arrested by police in Shrewsbury following the discovery of hundreds of cannabis plants in Sundorne. 

The 19-year-old is being questioned about the haul found in a building on Moston Road this morning.

Police in Shrewsbury found these cannabis plants during a raid in the Sundorne area this morning. 

The hospitals in Shrewsbury and Telford are using Valentines Day as a way to raise awareness of sepsis.

The medical director at the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust, Dr Edwin Borman (pictured below), says the symptoms of sepsis are "remarkably similar to some of the things we associate with being in love", such as a fast heartbeat and fast breathing.

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Mr Borman is taking cards around the hospitals to educate people about the condition, which can lead to shock, multiple organ failure and death, especially if not caught quickly enough.  

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Shrewsbury Town are looking to pull further away from the League One relegation zone tonight. 

Straight off the back of their excellent win at high-flying Scunthorpe at the weekend, they're away again to Peterborough. 

A Shifnal man needs your help to keep his community bus on the road. 

The Shifnal Shuttle is a ring-and-ride service designed to help older people stay independent by providing transport into the town from their doorstep. 

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Len Powell, who runs it, needs a volunteer to help him drive the bus for a couple of hours a week when he's not available.