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Updates on Friday 26 May
We're forecast some sun later today and by the end of the week we could see temperatures of up to 24C (75F), but there has been no sign of that this morning.
This photo was taken by a BBC Weather Watcher in Clee Hill.
Image source, Shropshire_LadPeople in the Telford area directly affected by last night's terror attack in Manchester are being offered support by Telford and Wrekin Council.
The authority is also flying its flags at half mast today as a mark of respect.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe leader of the council, Cllr Shaun Davies, said the thoughts of everyone in Telford were with the victims and their families.
Quote MessageTerrorism aims to sow fear, division and hate. It must not be allowed to prevail. Now it is more important than ever that, in the face of such threats, we continue to ensure that we will not be cowed and that our values will not be shaken.”
Cllr Shaun Davies, Leader of Telford and Wrekin Council
Flags across Shropshire have been flying at half-mast today, as a mark of respect for the victims of the Manchester suicide attack last night.
These are the flags outside the West Mercia Police headquarters (left) and Telford and Wrekin Council (right).
Image source, West Mercia Police/Telford and Wrekin CouncilA helicopter has had a near miss with a drone in the Newport area.
Police say a pilot flying at 1,500 ft (457.2m) reported a drone suddenly appeared in front of him forcing him to take evasive action to avoid a collision.
Image source, Getty ImagesDespite a search of the area, the police were unable to find the drone or its owner.
They are reminding drone pilots to stick to the guidelines issued by the Civil Aviation Authority., external
The incident took place on Monday morning.
Quote MessageThe consequences of what may have happened should the drone have been sucked into the helicopters engines or such like could have been extremely serious”.
PC Lee Thomas, West Mercia Police
More reaction to the suicide attack in Manchester in which at least 22 people have died.
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An application to begin removing the coal processing conveyors at the former Ironbridge Power Station has been submitted.
Site-owner Uniper is planning to sell the station and said the work would allow the main demolition work to start next year.
The demolition of the conveyors is expected to take 10 weeks.
Ironbridge power station opened in 1969 and became one of the UK's largest plants. It stopped generating electricity in 2015.
Tunnels housing 500 birds could soon be made permanent , externaldespite ongoing fears of pests and vermin for neighbours.
Mark Elliott
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
The former AFC Telford United manager Liam Watson says the club's latest acquisition John Marsden is a "good signing".
The 24 year old striker returns to the club permanently after a brief spell on loan from Stockport County last season.
Watson, who won the National North with The Bucks in 2014 says he's "a clever player who will get goals".
Image source, Mike SheridanAs expected, Jeremy Corbyn has cancelled his planned visit to Ironbridge today.
All parties have suspended general election campaigning, following the bomb attack in Manchester last night.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Labour leader had also been expected to visit Walsall and Cannock today.
Mark Elliott
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
Another £60m is needed to stabilise parts of the Ironbridge Gorge and prevent landslips, Telford and Wrekin Council says.
About £17m has already been spent to stop Jackfield village from sliding into the River Severn.
Quote MessageThe whole 2-3 miles of the gorge are prone to slow creep and on occasions much more active. We need to continue with our investigation and get money for future schemes."
Colin Pitcher, Senior Geologist and Engineer with T&W Council
Alex Seftel
Journalist, BBC Shropshire
The return of a mainstream cinema in Oswestry could be getting closer, with plans being drawn up to convert a town centre building.
The exact location is being kept secret but those behind it say plans are going before Shropshire Council shortly.
If they're passed, films could be shown there within the next three or four months.
Ambulance crews from the West Midlands were sent into the north west of England last night in the wake of last night's suicide attack at Manchester Arena.
Crews provided support to the North West Ambulance Service while they dealt with the incident, West Midlands Ambulance Service said.
"These resources have now been stood down and returned to their normal operating areas," a spokesman said.
Image source, West Midlands Ambulance Service"We would like to thank the many staff who offered to stay late and work additional shifts."
The Manchester incident emergency phone number 0161 856 9400.
Dame Judi Dench got a first look at a rose named after her at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show on Monday.
It is one of three new breeds launched by Albrighton-based David Austin Roses at the show.
The firm is hoping to add to the 22 golds it has so far won at Chelsea.
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BBC Weather presenter
After a cloudy morning, there will be some bright and sunny spells with top temperatures of 21C (70F).
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In the 1950s residents in Jackfield watched as their homes were slowly destroyed by a landslide.
Read MoreWe'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.
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BBC Midlands Today
Telford and Wrekin Council is seeking another £60m to stabilise the Ironbridge Gorge.
The area has been an uneasy place to live following a landslide in the 1960s.
Telford and Wrekin councillors want another £60m to protect Ironbridge Gorge
Alex Seftel
Journalist, BBC Shropshire
Telford sprinter Rio Mitcham could be on his way to the European Junior Athletics Championships.
The 17-year-old ran 10.50 seconds for 100m in Loughborough yesterday, which is inside the qualifying standard for the event in Italy in July.
British Athletics, external are expected to make an official selection announcement next month.
Two people have been arrested after an 18-year-old was been robbed at knife-point in Madeley yesterday evening.
Police say he was approached by two men between 18:30 and 19:00 on Silkin Way and had cash and a backpack stolen.
The victim suffered a bite to his wrist, along with minor injuries to his hand and face.
An 18-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have been arrested in connection with the incident and are being held in custody.
