The cameras will be distributed among 15 hubs based on the number of reported assaults.

The 29-year-old was found dead at a house in Overdale on Tuesday, a day after she was assaulted.

The council officer says more people get involved with council meetings when they take place online.

BBC Weather

It will be a cloudy morning with outbreaks of rain followed by a brighter afternoon with highs of 10°C (50°F).

More than four million people in the Midlands have now received a Covid-19 vaccine, according to the latest NHS figures.

In total, 4,638,951 people in the wider region had received their first dose by 21 March.

Among the 50s age group - the current priority for vaccinations - 1,092,448 have received a first dose.

Some 89% of those aged over 50 are now thought to have had at least one dose of a vaccine.

The BBC understands as many as 1,000 more midwives and 80 obstetrics consultants will be hired in England.

Shropshire Star

Here are some of the stories on the Shropshire Star website today:

• The Post Office ‘systematically misled’ the criminal courts about flaws with its computer system, a court hears, external
• Five people have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a woman in Telford, external
• 'Before I was just surviving, now I am living my life to the full': New drug has changed James' life, external

Infection control, evacuation procedures and medicine handling all caused concern in reports.

BBC Weather

We might get a few showers first thing this morning, but the rest of the day should be dry with some sunshine and a light breeze.

Temperatures are forecast to rise to about 12C (54F) and we should have a dry night.

Image source, RuggyNo1

Detectives say the woman was assaulted hours earlier and the case has been referred to the police watchdog.

A BBC investigation into one suspect discovers he may also have worked for British secret services.

Shropshire Star

Here are three stories from the Shropshire Star today:

• Burglar who stole widow's treasured ring, external is jailed
• Shifnal roads project to be 'largely completed' by 2022, external
• 85-year-old attacked at Shrewsbury cashpoint for £40, external

Royle Family actor Ricky Tomlinson, who was jailed for his union activism, says he has no regrets.

We're forecast cloud with some light rain this morning and temperatures could reach 12C (54F).

There will also be a light breeze and overnight temperatures will fall to about 6C (43F).

Image source, Tee Lake Watcher

David Gregory-Kumar
Science correspondent, BBC Midlands Today

You are three times more likely to die of Covid-19 in the West Midlands if you live in a poor area, data from Public Health England shows., external

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During the past year there have been 14,623 deaths in the region which is a rate of 246 deaths per 100,000 people.

Birmingham had the highest number of people with coronavirus on the death certificate with 2,873, followed by Sandwell and then Walsall.

Malvern Hills had the lowest death rate with 141, followed by North Warwickshire and Rugby.

The number of excess deaths in the West Midlands can also be divided up into how deprived an area is.

The most deprived areas saw 4,641 excess deaths - with the least deprived 1,569.

Chris and Marianne Fisher were on a round-the-world trip when the pandemic changed their plans.

A minute's silence has been observed across the West Midlands in remembrance of those in the country who died as a result of coronavirus.

A day of reflection is being held as the UK marks the anniversary of the first lockdown.

This was the scene at the West Midlands Ambulance Service academy in Brierley Hill.

Across the region there has been 14,623 deaths with 419,635 people testing positive for Covid-19.

The 14 men, including actor Ricky Tomlinson, were among 24 charged following pickets in Shrewsbury.

BBC local radio

BBC local radio stations across the West Midlands will today mark the anniversary of the Make a Difference campaign.

The scheme was launched to offer help and support to listeners during the coronavirus lockdown.

In the past 12 months more than four million people have either called or messaged their local BBC radio station.

The organising committee says because of the size of the event, a decision could not be delayed.