Stoke manager Mark Robins spoke to BBC Radio Stoke after their 2-1 Championship win over Oxford United.

Birmingham City manager Chris Davies says his team's defeat at Millwall is a reminder of the levels required to win games in the Championship.

Coventry manager Frank Lampard is not getting carried away after the fine comeback win at Sheffield United.

Michael Ababio was stabbed outside Foleshill Library on Sunday.

The former House of Fraser department store, on High Street, closed for the last time, in 2019.

Katie Fox was stabbed in the neck just outside the Bullring shopping centre in November.

Martha Giles, a nurse, was murdered on 12 February 1959 near Wolverhampton's New Cross Hospital.

Companies will be given the funding to invest in new equipment, skills and production capacity.

Port Vale's 1-0 win at relegation rivals Northampton should give them belief they can still stay up, says boss Jon Brady.

The victim, aged in his 20s, suffered serious knife wounds in Clay Lane in Coventry on Tuesday night.

Carl Proctor is caught stealing two days after being convicted for a theft from the same store.

The BBC joins bin crews in Lichfield as councils prepare for big changes to food waste collections.

Greg Storey is concerned some people with the disorder might be worried about leaving their houses.

Richard Yates, a livestock farmer in Shropshire, says he has seen repeated cases of fly-tipping on his land that seem to be getting worse.

He has found everything from general rubbish to builders’ waste, garden waste, tyres, and chemicals dumped on his farm in Bridgnorth.

"Often it's off the back roads and they pull in, get away pretty quickly, dump their stuff," he says.

"It's pretty annoying because it's my responsibility now to tidy it up."

He adds that farmers were implementing their own measures to try and deter people by doing things like putting large tree trunks in front of gates, and the threat of the issue made farmers hyper-vigilant.

"We note numbers, I made one citizen’s arrest. I wouldn't advocate that as a line of action, but I felt I needed to do it at the time, there's only so much we can take."

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A Birmingham City Council report published last year found the city saw a rise in fly-tipping reports in the early months of the strike.

"The overall numbers of cases of fly-tipping have increased significantly as an impact of the industrial action in waste management," a report for the city council's licensing and public protection committee agenda said in June.

"This work is currently taking nearly all the available resource of the Waste Enforcement Unit.”

The report shows the number of fly-tipping cases recorded by the city council in eight months in 2024 was 53.

From the start of the strikes in January, the report shows an average 96 per month from January to March - with 118 cases in March alone.

Lee Butler has been banned from teaching indefinitely at any schools in England.

Carl Edwards says he has watched "promise after promise broken" by his former party.

A one-year-old who had heart surgery in California has been discharged from hospital.

West Midlands Ambulance Service says the collision occurred on Trysull Road in Wolverhampton.