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Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today
After a hot, sunny day it looks like there's more ahead - here's the forecast for the next 24 hours.
You can also get the latest forecasts at any time from the BBC Weather website.
Shefali Oza with the latest weather forecast for the West Midlands.
Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire
An exhibition of artwork inspired by the Ironbridge Gorge Museums has opened at the Coalbrookdale Gallery.
Local artists were invited to submit their work earlier in the year, as part of celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the museums, and prizes were given to the best ones.
Below you can see the winner of the under-12 category, My Grandma, by Holly Ngo, and the winner of the 18+ age-group, Across the Gorge, by Jan Bell.
Image source, Holly Ngo/Jan BellMore than 70 works of art are on display at the gallery, next to the Museum of Iron and Enginuity, and they will remain there until the end of the year.
It's been a beautiful day in Shropshire and the good news is this sunshine is forecast to return tomorrow.
These photos were taken by BBC Weather Watchers near Oswestry (top) and Ludlow (below).
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Joanne Gallacher
Political reporter, BBC Shropshire
Telford's new mayor will be elected at a meeting in Oakengates tonight.
Telford and Wrekin councillors are expected to choose last year's deputy-mayor, Labour's Stephen Reynolds.
Councillors Shaun Davies and Richard Overton are expected to continue as leader and deputy leader, with Lee Carter as the man in charge of finances.
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Telford's ice hockey teams will be able to keep the Tigers name next season after all.
The management had thought it would be impossible, following their move to the NIHL North league, because of problems with the registration of the trademarks and had launched a fans' competition to find a new name.
Image source, Steve BrodieThey say an agreement has now been reached to continue using the name and logos, so the two teams in the NIHL North will be known as Telford Tigers 1 and Telford Tigers 2.
The name competition has been scrapped.
Updated plans have been revealed to create about 50 new homes in a Shropshire village., external
Firefighters have been called out to deal with two washing machine fires in the Telford area in the space of just an hour and a half.
The first was at a house on Muxton Lane, Muxton, just after 12:00 and the second was in Wellington at 13:26.
Both fires were out before the fire crews arrived.
The RAF museum at Cosford has announced it'll be repeating its Spitfire 10k run this autumn.
Last year 650 people took part in the event, which involves runners going up and down the runway at RAF Cosford and past the historic aircraft there.
Image source, RAF Museum CosfordLast year was the first year the run was held and participants were encouraged to dress up in wartime clothes.
I've just been outside and its getting pretty warm out there now, with temperatures reaching 25C (77F) in parts of the county this afternoon.
These photos were taken by BBC Weather Watchers near Bridgnorth (top) and Newport (below).
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Image source, HilsThe nursing watchdog has confirmed it has received the information it asked for from the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust about a baby's death.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is investigating a number of midwives involved in the care of Kate Stanton-Davies, who died only hours after being born in Ludlow in 2009.
Earlier in the month the NMC criticised the trust for not providing crucial information, despite them actively pursuing it.
James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire
Shrewsbury Town's new striker Arthur Gnahoua says he is excited about joining the League One club.
The 24-year-old scored 15 goals for Kidderminster Harriers in the National League North last season and said he hoped to repeat his success at the Greenhous Meadow.
Image source, Shrewsbury TownGnahoua said he was strong, but he wouldn't describe himself as a player who could hold up the ball and instead likes to "turn and run at players".
Quote MessageLeague One is a good league for me, to prove that I can play
Arthur Gnahoua, Shrewsbury Town striker
A Bridgnorth runner beat thousands to be the second woman over the finish line in a marathon along the Great Wall of China - to be met by a proposal on the podium., external
Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire
People in Shropshire are being urged to stay vigilant by the chief executive of Shropshire Council, in the wake of the Manchester terror attack.
Clive Wright said that while the risks in Shropshire are "comparatively low", plans are in place to "fight this campaign of fear".
Mr Wright also said people needed to remain "appropriately calm and reassuring to others".
Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire
The planned closure of the AGA foundry in Coalbrookdale has been described as "very sad news" by the Telford and Wrekin councillor for the area.
Nicola Lowery said the announcement came as a shock, but that she was keen to see the buildings remain in industrial use.
The site has been making cast iron since Abraham Darby set up his Coalbrookdale Company there in 1707 and has been through a number of hands since.
A pub beer garden in Bomere Heath could have five houses built on it.
A planning application to carry out the work at the The Red Lion has been submitted to Shropshire Council and councillors will make a decision on it when they meet this afternoon.
Image source, GoogleThe parish council is objecting, claiming the site, known locally as the donkey patch, is too small to build five homes on and that building there would mean the loss of valuable car parking.
People all over Shropshire stood in silence this morning to remember the victims of the Manchester terror attack.
They have been joined by staff at local authorities and the emergency services.
And in churches, such as Wellington Methodist Church (pictured below), candles have been lit.
You can see the blue skies in these photos, ready to break through the thin covering of haze this morning.
Temperatures are forecast to reach 25C (77F) in Shropshire today and these pictures were taken by BBC Weather Watchers near Ludlow (top) and Church Stretton (below).
Image source, Ludford sunshine
Image source, Snapper SimonThe silence was observed all across the country at 11:00.
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Shropshire will play two Twenty20 friendlies against Birmingham Bears next month.
The games will be played back-to-back on Friday, 9 June, at Bridgnorth cricket club.
Image source, Stuart DunnThe visitors plan to use it as preparation for their T20 Blast campaign, which begins in July.
We're forecast some hot and sunny weather today, but it started out a bit hazy, as you can see from these BBC Weather Watcher photos.
They were taken near Oswestry (top) and Ruyton-XI-Towns (below).
Image source, Julie
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