Updates from Friday 12 May 2017
Patients are being told to expect delays at Nuneaton's George Eliot Hospital after it was affected by Friday's cyber-attack on the NHS.
Image source, GoogleHackers targeted the health service as part of a global strike affecting 150 countries.
The hospital says patients should turn up for their appointments but be prepared for delays while staff work to bring services back online.
BBC Sport
Despite being out of the running to defend their One-Day Cup title, Warwickshire managed to pull off a win against the group leaders Yorkshire.
Image source, Getty ImagesCaptain Ian Bell fell two short of a century as the Bears won by five wickets at Edgbaston.
Yorkshire slip to second and are replaced at the top of the North Group by Worcestershire, who beat Durham, but their 10 points from seven matches means they cannot slip outside the top three.
Ian Bell falls two short of a century as Warwickshire beat Yorkshire by five wickets in the One-Day Cup.
Read MoreA councillor is suspended after offensive comments towards the Irish appear on his Twitter account.
Read MoreListen to live BBC Radio Bristol commentary of day four of the County Championship match between Somerset and Warwickshire.
Read MoreHundreds of customers were conned into buying worthless adverts in a scam led by Jonathan Rivers.
Read MoreWorcestershire improve their hopes of a One-Day Cup group qualification as they win a classic derby against Warwickshire.
Read MoreDeparting Portsmouth captain Michael Doyle says he would have signed a new deal had one been offered.
Read MoreAndrew Pykett abused 10 victims from across the UK and one in the US.
Read MoreThat's all from us on Friday. Join us again from 08:00 on Monday for more news, sport, travel and weather updates.
In the meantime, any breaking news will be posted here. Have a good weekend.
Alec Blackman
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire
Wasps say they're on course to sell-out the Ricoh Arena for their Premiership semi-final against Leicester Tigers.
Image source, Getty ImagesThey've sold 26,000 tickets, leaving around 6,000 for the clash next Saturday still available.
It comes as the club confirm they've had a record year for attendance - with more than 270,000 people seeing a game at the ground.
Elizabeth Glinka
BBC Midlands Today
We will bring you the latest on the developing story of the cyber attack on NHS computer systems.
George Eliot NHS Trust is just one of several trusts to be affected in our region.
Plus, a report on the court hearing of Leamington Spa paedophile Andrew Pykett, sentenced today for 38 counts of abusing ten teenagers.
More on these stories and others on the Midlands Today on BBC One from 18:30.
An armed burglar burst into a Bedworth home and threatened the owner with a gun., external
Rebecca Wood
BBC Weather
We're due a dry, but cloudy weekend, with a little bit of sun breaking through and temperatures up to 18C (64F) in places.
But it's not looking so good for Monday, with heavy rain forecast for most of us.
Rebecca Wood has your forecast
On our front page this week: Nadhim Zahawi has been awarded £200,000 in damages after winning a libel case over claims he had helped fund so-called Islamic State., external
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Image source, Coventry ObserverThe George Eliot hospital in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, is thought to have been hit by a cyber attack.
NHS services across England have been hit by IT failure,
A statement from the George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust said it is currently dealing with a suspected cyber attack, and has shut down a number of systems as a precaution.
A number of out-patient appointments have been cancelled and only a limited radiotherapy service is operating.
Image source, googleQuote MessageWe have implemented our contingency plans and we continue to provide services in A&E and essential services elsewhere. We do ask that patients only use A&E in an emergency and to call NHS 111 for urgent advice and guidance. In order to ensure we maintain quality and patient safety, we have had to cancel a number of out patient appointments, and are operating a limited radiology service. We apologise to those patients affected and we are working hard to resolve the issues as soon as possible.
Statement from George Eliot Hospital
Jaguar Land Rover managers and co-workers regularly used an offensive racial slur to refer to a colleague, an employment tribunal has found. , external
A police officer has praised the bravery of Andrew Pykett's victims for coming forward.
Image source, Warwickshire PoliceDet Sgt Collette O'Keefe, from Warwickshire's child sexual exploitation team, said "as a result of their courage an extremely dangerous man has been convicted".
"Pykett is a sexual predator, grooming young girls all over the world, in the full knowledge that they were children, for his own gratification," she said.
Pykett from Clarendon Avenue in Leamington Spa abused nine victims from across the UK as well as one in the United States and has been jailed for 15 years.
A fresh legal battle over the Ricoh Arena between Coventry City owners Sisu and Coventry City Council is set to get underway in a matter of weeks. , external
