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Michael Brown starts his first full season as Port Vale boss with a comfortable victory at Harry Kewell's Crawley.

League Two title favourites Mansfield come from behind to earn a draw at Crewe.

Kenneth Zohore scores a late goal to earn Cardiff an opening day win at Burton Albion.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening.

Jennifer Harby
BBC News Online

A blind customer is considering a discrimination claim against a shop in Wales he says asked him to leave because he had his guide dog with him.

Andy Terry, 61, from Stoke-on-Trent, was visiting Fairbourne, Gwynedd, on Friday with his guide dog Flame.

Image source, Andy Terry

Mr Terry said he was asked to leave the village mini mart by the owner who told him dogs were banned.

Charity Guide Dogs Cymru said the owner had offered no apology. The shop has been contacted by the BBC for comment.

Mr Terry, who is registered blind because of a rare genetic disorder, said he had visited the shop while on holiday.

Chris King
Reporter, BBC Radio Stoke

Two French bulldogs have been stolen from a house in Stoke-on-Trent., external

Image source, Staffordshire Police

Staffordshire Police says the dogs, Taffy and Honey, were taken from the property's porch in Shelton New Road last night.

The force says both animals are female and seven months old.

Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today

It's going to be a fine night with some sunshine this evening, but there will be rain tomorrow and maybe some thunder and lightning.

Andy Terry, from Stoke-on-Trent, says he was kicked out of a mini mart in Fairbourne, Gwynedd.

Port Vale sign Michael Tonge and Ben Whitfield on loan, while defender Adam Yates pens new one-year deal.

Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

Managers of the Stafford Festival Shakespeare event have paid tribute to the actor Robert Hardy, who's died age 91, saying he had a "special connection" with them, after appearing in their first ever production.

The event's been held since 1991 when the star of TV series All Creatures Great and Small played Chorus in Henry V at Stafford Castle that year.

The producer of Stafford Festival Shakespeare, Derrick Gask, said few great actors who've appeared in the event are, external "remembered as fondly" as Mr Hardy.

Chris King
Reporter, BBC Radio Stoke

It's been confirmed Staffordshire Police's former headquarters in Stafford looks set to be sold for £15m.

Image source, Google

The county's police and crime commissioner, Matthew Ellis, external, said the Baswich Park site will be bought by Bellway Homes as long as they can get planning permission.

The developer wants to put 109 luxury homes and 18 high-end apartment on the area.

The PCC has been trying to sell the former HQ since 2012 after two previous deals fell through and says, if the sale happened, £10m will go to the "benefit of policing" in the county.

Graham McGarry
Crewe Alexandra commentator, BBC Radio Stoke

Crewe Alexandra manager David Artell says a visit from League Two promotion favourites Mansfield Town tomorrow will give his team an ideal test.

Image source, Nathan Stirk/Getty Images

Crewe won 2-1 at Stevenage on the opening day of last season and Artell admitted he would love a similar result against the Stags as he starts his first full season in charge.

Phil Bowers
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke

Three units at the Staffordshire Place development, in Stafford, have been filled.

The county council says one of them's been taken by the University of Wolverhampton, which last year said it was moving an outpost to the Shire Hall in the town.

The authority says two cafes have also signed contracts at commercial rates, filling the three units on the ground floor of the development which opened in 2011.

The council occupies most of the site with the town centre library taking the rest of the space, it moved in in 2015.

Lee Blakeman
Port Vale commentator, BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale have confirmed the loan signing of Bournemouth midfielder Ben Whitfield.

The 21-year-old has signed a deal until January and will be available for tomorrow’s game at Crawley.

Image source, Port Vale FC

The club's also confirmed the signing of 34-year-old midfielder Michael Tonge, external (pictured), who's been training with Vale for all of pre-season and who has signed a one-year deal.

James Bovill
Staffordshire Political Reporter, BBC News

Stafford Borough Council says it won't be holding a referendum on bringing back services to County Hospital, after a local resident started a petition calling for a vote on the issue.

This is the second time Geoff Small has campaigned unsuccessfully for a referendum, calling for the return of 24-hour A&E to the site and full maternity, paediatrics and acute surgery services, lost since 2011.

Mr Small addressed the borough council's cabinet last nigh, externalt but leader Patrick Farrington told him holding a referendum wouldn't have the power to bring services back.

He said if it could, he'd happily spend double the £170,000 it would cost to hold the vote. The petition will now be referred to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt.

Lee Blakeman
Port Vale commentator, BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale will be able to cope without two of their new signings for tomorrow's opening game of the season at Crawley, according to manager Michael Brown.

Image source, Port Vale FC

Tyrone Barnett and Cristiano Montano will both miss the game because of injuries.

Allen Cook
BBC Local Live

You've kept sending in great photos of the area and here are five I've picked out today.

You can share your pictures of Staffordshire or Cheshire by popping them over in an email or, if you use Instagram, put them there with the tag #bbcstoke , externalin the description to show you agree to share them.

Back-to-back raids at cash machines in Hatton and Kings Bromley are being investigated.