Severn Trent Water says it will be bringing the pipe which burst in Telford on Sunday back into service today.

Water stations in Madeley and Broseley will remain open but the site in Ironbridge has closed.

The company is also warning that the water may taste of chlorine, external which has been used to clean the pipe.

Arthur Gnahoua scored a dramatic injury-time winner last night to take Shrewsbury Town four points clear at the top of League One.

Shrewsbury came from behind to win 2-1 at Doncaster and make it 10 games unbeaten.

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Shrewsbury substitute Arthur Gnahoua's injury-time strike earns victory for the League One leaders at Doncaster.

Toxicology samples are being re-tested after problems at a forensic testing firm, an inquest hears.

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West Mercia’s Police and Crime Commissioner has been asked to withdraw or modify his proposals to take over control of the fire and rescue services in Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

This afternoon councillors said there was still no business case behind John Campion plans.

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A consultation into the plans finished earlier this month and a final decision will be made by the Home Office.

The man responsible for the hospitals in Shrewsbury and Telford says he is confident they can cope financially during the busy winter period.

The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust has set aside £3m to cover the costs and is converting a number of wards and offices for use during the winter.

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The hospitals believe they will need an extra 100 beds during January.

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We're forecasting a mixture of sunshine, rain and cloud over the next few days, but it should be a dry night for most of us - lows of 14C (57F).

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Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

The Shrewsbury Town manager, Paul Hurst, believes his side deserve their success and aren't lucky to be at the top of League One.

They play Doncaster tonight, a side who have struggled in the league so far, but Hurst knows his opponents will be out to prove a point against them.

An inquiry into the death of the former footballer Dalian Atkinson has been delayed because of problems at a private forensic testing firm which was carrying out toxicology tests.

A statement from the Independent Police Complaints Commission, read to the Shropshire Coroner, John Ellery, today, said samples were having to be re-tested after a "significant number of cases" had been "potentially compromised" by Randox Testing Services.

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The IPCC said the re-testing should be completed next week and sent off to the pathologist, who would complete a post mortem report, but it couldn't say when its own report into Mr Atkinson's death would be complete.

The National Police Chiefs' Council said in May that a criminal inquiry was under way into allegations of "data manipulation" linked to Randox Testing Services.

A pre-inquest review, which had been scheduled for today, has been postponed until January.

Dalian Atkinson died last August after being shot with a police Taser in Telford.

An inquest has been opened into the death of a seven-year-old boy from south Shropshire.

Archie Spriggs was found dead last week at the family home in Wall-under-Heywood, near Church Stretton.

The inquest was adjourned until early in the new year.

A 44-year-old woman, arrested on suspicion of murder, remains in hospital.

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Shrewsbury's opponents tonight, Doncaster Rovers, are still looking for their first home win of the season in League One and have only scored three goals in their four league matches at the Keepmoat Stadium.

They're also lost three of their last five games and sit 17th in the table.

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Shrewsbury Town, by contrast, are on an incredible run of seven wins and two draws in their first nine games and sit at the top of the table with a three-point cushion.

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Shropshire's two main hospitals are trying to free up about 100 beds, ready for the extra demand it's expecting to face this winter.

The chief executive of the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust, Simon Wright, said it is looking to convert rooms which were being used as offices and have them ready for use by January.

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Mr Wright said the trust were also able to convert some beds which have been used for day surgery cases in the past.

The hospitals are planning to spend around £3m to boost services over the busy winter period.

A river safety course run by Shropshire fire service is about to be rolled out by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution across the UK.

The fire service and West Mercia Police spent the last year training about 30 people in Shrewsbury who work near the River Severn on how to use a throw line in case someone falls into the river.

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The RNLI says it has been so impressed with the course that it wants it taught at all locations where it has a lifeboat station.