A bride and groom have got their wedding photos back after a camera stolen after their wedding was recovered, police say.

Staffordshire Police say the camera, with photos of the wedding of Anna Maria and Richard Jones, from Bridgnorth, was taken at their reception held at Pendrell Hall, Codsall Wood.   

Image source, PA

A 37-year-old man has been charged with theft and will appear before magistrates in Cannock on May 15, a spokesman said.

BBC Weather Watchers

Here are some more pictures taken by BBC Weather Watchers of the light dusting of snow that fell across Staffordshire this morning.

Appylppy took one in Ipstones and Peter 1 took his in Longport.

Image source, Appylppy

Image source, Peter 1

BBC Radio Stoke

John Timpson, father of the Crewe and Nantwich MP and boss of cobbler's Timpson, has revealed he asks potential employees what Mr Man character they are at their job interview.

He's run the firm for 42 years and says he wanted to change the way it recruited its staff.

Chris King
Reporter, BBC Radio Stoke

An online community lottery has been launched - the local council believes it's one of the first in the country to do so.

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council says it wants to support local good causes and it thinks an online lottery could be just the ticket.

Tickets will go on sale in July and will cost £1, with 60p going towards local organisations compared to 28p in the pound for the National Lottery.

A Staffordshire Moorlands woman who's been campaigning for years to get "shared spaces" scrapped has welcomed an urgent review into the schemes. 

Shared spaces try to make drivers take more care by removing traffic signs, pedestrian crossings and even kerbs.  

Disability campaigners say schemes like those in Hanley and Leek exclude disabled users because the lack of kerbs and road markings make it difficult for a blind person or guide dogs to know where it is safe to walk.

Sarah Gayton, from Leek, is delighted a group of MPs agrees with her and is urging the government to stop authorities from creating new schemes.

Tamworth Herald

The battle to stop 1,000 houses being built on Arkall Farm, external has been escalated to 'the highest level' as the Secretary of State will now have the final say on the proposals.

Image source, Tamworth Herald

BBC Radio Stoke

One person has been injured in a crash on the M6 northbound between junctions 15 and 16,West Midlands Ambulance Service say.

Emergency services were called to the scene shortly after 09:15 this morning.

West Midlands Ambulance Service say the collision involves a car with three people in it. 

A rolling road block is in place and there are long delays.

Forecasters said we might get a dusting of the white stuff across Staffordshire this morning and they were spot on.

Thanks to Ian Knight for sharing these photos with us.

Image source, Ian Knight

Image source, Ian Knight

Tim Wedgwood
BBC Local Live

A Stoke-on-Trent man, caught up in the Nepal earthquake, has returned to the country two years on. 

Corin Hardcastle was working there in 2015 when the powerful quake killed almost 9,000 people and injured over 22,000.

Image source, Corin Hardcastle

Aid agencies say the earthquake also left four million people homeless. The country is still recovering and rebuilding.  

Corin's now helping rebuild a school and training teachers to use computers, which his charity donates.

Image source, Corin Hardcastle

Ros Chimes
Staffordshire Moorlands reporter, BBC Radio Stoke

It's definitely a frosty start, but there are blue skies over the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands this morning.

I took these ones after dusting the snow from my car. Snow - in April.

The Sentinel

Troublemakers drank alcohol in a woodland before damaging at least six cars and a taxi, external as they made their way through an estate.   

BBC Radio Stoke

It's feared Burslem's economy could struggle if Port Vale are relegated. 

The Valiants will go down to League 2 tonight if they lose their match at Walsall. 

Image source, Getty Images

Acting supporters club chairman, Mark Porter, says he's worried gate numbers will dwindle and fewer fans will be spending in the shops and cafes.

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Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

After a cold but bright start to the day, with plenty of sunshine, lots of showers will arrive with some of them falling as sleet or snow for a time.

Some sleet could settle on high ground, with top temperatures of 9C (48F). 

Welcome to the Local Live service for Staffordshire and Cheshire on Tuesday morning. 

I'll be bringing you all the news, sport, travel and weather as it happens. 

If you'd like to get in touch you can email, tweet us on @BBCRadioStoke, external or message via Facebook, external.

We'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. 

Peter Plisner
BBC Midlands Today

On Midlands Today this evening, we'll have more on the news that free entertainment and wi-fi services are coming to some London Midland train services. 

The firm behind the new system says there's something for everyone, from films to Peppa Pig - plus onboard wi-fi.  

I've been swapping my magazine for a phone and will have more from 18:30 on BBC One.

Don't get left outside on polling day. Here are details of what you need and where you need to go to register for the general election on 8 June:

Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live

Do you know someone who ran the London Marathon yesterday or maybe you ran it yourself?

You can watch a feed of the finish line, showing everyone who finished between 2hrs 30mins and 6hrs.

Find out their time and you can catch the moment they crossed the line.

From tears of joy, limping over the line, through to some rather tired faces - watch six hours (or skip forward) and see friends/family/loved ones cross the finish line via the BBC iPlayer.

BBC Sport

A football club which secured promotion to the English Football League at the weekend is using Burton Albion as an inspiration to get from non-league football to the Championship. 

Lincoln City won the National League title on Saturday, eight years after Burton began their ascent up the Football League.

Image source, PA

"I think it's realistic [to reach the Championship]," managing director Kevin Cooke told BBC Radio Lincolnshire.

"I don't see why we can't do that, as long as you put good foundations down."

Burton were fighting to gain Football League status in 2008 but eight years later, in 2016,  were promoted to the second tier for the first time in their history.  

Allen Cook
BBC Local Live

It's one of my toughest but best jobs, sorting through the many great pictures you send in of Staffordshire and Cheshire - here are five for today.

If you've got a photo to share, you can send it in on email or put it on Instagram, adding #bbcstoke to your post's description, external so I know you agree to share it.