The man was taken to the ground at Worcester Cathedral after injuring his back in a fall from a rope.

Fourteen retired bishops criticise the Church of England for not listening to gay Christians, ahead of a key debate.

Why are people prepared to pay for famous people's pants?

Live updates for Herefordshire and Worcestershire have finished for the day but we'll be back from 08:00 on Monday with more live news, sport, travel and weather.

BBC Weather Watchers

Here's another selection of the photographs taken today by BBC Weather Watchers, who've been taking advantage of the sun breaking through.

These were taken in Ross-on-Wye, Doddenham and Lower Broadheath.

Photos by Terry Gorsley, Toppo and Mikesnapper.

A student from the University of Worcester is investigating whether the British ladybird could help get rid of pests in Spanish Orchards.

Alice Mockford will spend three years finding out if the ladybird and other natural insect predators could be used instead of insecticides.

Image source, University of Worcester

A thanksgiving service has taken place in Ross-on-Wye to Pete Watts, a founder member and the bassist with Mott the Hoople.

The Herefordshire-based musician died in January at the age of 69.

Image source, Family

Kidderminster Shuttle

A chaotic row over Worcestershire's failing children's services led to Labour councillors staging a bizarre walkout, external.

BBC Sport

BBC Sport’s live British basketball continues tonight with coverage of the BBL Championships as Worcester Wolves host Manchester Giants at the University of Worcester Arena.

Coverage starts at 19:30 and you can watch all the action on the BBC Sport website, app and selected connected TVs by clicking here.

For more information on the BBC’s BBL and WBBL coverage, click here.

Image source, BBC Sport

You can find out which roads have been gritted using the online maps produced by Herefordshire Council, external and Worcestershire County Council, external.

Image source, Getty Images

The 29-year-old woman who died at Barnt Green railway station yesterday was from Dublin and had travelled from Ireland, British Transport Police say.

Police say the woman, who hasn't yet been named, arrived on a ferry from Ireland into Holyhead in the early hours of yesterday, before getting a coach to Birmingham.

Image source, Google

Police say she was then spotted on CCTV at New Street station with a man at around 05:30. 

The pair are understood to have been trying to get to Worcester and boarded a Redditch-bound service shortly before 06:00, getting off at Barnt Green, where they tried to walk across the line to another platform.

She was hit by a train at around 06:55 - police have now released a CCTV image of the man who was with her, who they say is a "key witness".

Image source, British Transport Police

Rebecca Wood
BBC Weather

It could be a chilly night, with temperatures forecast to drop below freezing tonight.

And we could have some showers over the weekend.

Gavin Kermack
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Disabled shoppers in Hereford are being warned that both lifts in the car park at Maylord Shopping Centre are out of order. 

As a result, Hereford City Shopmobility will be shut until at least Monday, when it's hoped an engineer will be able to repair the lifts.

Image source, Google

Four seasons without a home ground means Worcester City are set to make "a further significant loss" this year, the club's directors say.

In a statement, the club's board of directors say the "future viability of Worcester City FC" is at the forefront of their consideration, along with the need to bring it back to the city.

Image source, Getty Images

The board says to "safeguard the [club's] future" it must:

- Return to playing matches in the city, either in a temporary or permanent home, at the earliest possible opportunity

- "Rationalise" operating costs, including the playing budget

- Protect the remaining funds the club still has

- Appoint a new manager/coach

Carl Heeley stepped down as manager last week,

The club sold its St George's Lane ground in 2013 to be developed as housing.

A CCTV image of a "key witness" to the death of a woman at Barnt Green railway station yesterday has been released by British Transport Police.

The woman, aged 29 and from Dublin, died after being struck by a train at around 06:55.

Image source, British Transport Police

British Transport Police say her death is not believed to be suspicious and witness reports say she was seen trying to cross the tracks with a man when she was struck.

Officers have been tracing her final movements and have uncovered a CCTV image from Birmingham New Street of a man they would like to speak to about the incident.

Nicola Goodwin
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

The market town of Kington in Hereford now has no banks, after its HSBC branch shut its doors for the last time.

Residents now face a 21-mile trip to Hereford if they want to visit a bank - I've been asking locals what they think of the situation.

A house in Kidderminster has been shored up by the fire service after a car drove into it yesterday.

Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service says crews couldn't remove the car until the work had been done, for fear a wall might collapse on to the pavement.

The driver escaped unharmed, but the house on the A449 Wolverley Road suffered structural damage and the road was closed for several hours. 

Andrew Easton
Presenter, BBC Hereford and Worcester

The A44 in Leominster is back open after this morning's collision between a HGV and a house, say the fire service.

The lorry, carrying 28 tonnes of grain, hit a house next to the Mill Street level crossing.

Rail services between Hereford and Shrewsbury, which were suspended after the accident, have also restarted.

The funeral of the group's founding member and bass guitarist, Pete Watts, takes place in Ross on Wye this afternoon.

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