Live updates for Shropshire have finished for the day but we'll be back from 08:00 Wednesday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

It looks like we'll have light cloud for the rest of the day in Shropshire.

BBC News Health

Junior doctors in England are escalating their strike action next month to include a walk-out of A&E.

It will be the first time ever doctors have refused to provide emergency cover - the previous three walkouts in this row have not affected A&E.

The British Medical Association said it had been left with "no choice" in its fight against government plans to impose a new contract.

Previous strikes have seen hundreds of appointments postponed at local hospitals, along with a handful of operations.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

AFC Telford United say they're delighted with early season ticket sales for next year. 

Although they've not given a number, they say they've reached 60% of their target in just three weeks of sales.

This comes as the team's performances on the pitch get them closer to safety from relegation.

Image source, Getty Images

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

There's a new signing at Shrewsbury Town this afternoon. 

He's Jack Hendry, a central defender who's coming in on loan from Wigan for the rest of the season.

Image source, Getty Images

Shrewsbury manager Micky Mellon says he first noticed the player when he was at Partick Thistle in Scotland.

Mark Elliott
Reporter, BBC Shropshire

The organisers of the RAF Cosford Air Show say they're confident that expanding the show to accommodate an extra 5,000 visitors won't cause any traffic problems.

They say they've learnt lessons from previous shows and are bringing in a private firm to manage the car parks.

This year's event will have a Typhoon display, Red Arrows, Spitfires and WW1 aircraft.

And following the Shoreham air show crash, there are new regulations for the organisers to follow.

Nick Owen
Presenter, BBC Midlands Today

The world's biggest passenger plane and (possibly) Britain's busiest vicar on the show tonight.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

Bin collections in the Shropshire Council area are pretty much the same as those in Telford over the Easter holidays.

They all go ahead as normal this week, but from Easter Monday until Monday 4 April collections will be one day later than usual.

The council has produced an online collection day checker, external, just in case you're not sure.

Mark Elliott
Reporter, BBC Shropshire

This summer's RAF Cosford Air Show will have a wide variety of aircraft on display, but the primary theme for this year's event will be "speed".

They want to tell the story of jet flight from the days of Sir Frank Whittle onwards.

And they decided to show off one of their fast jets to the assembled media earlier.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

These are our headlines this evening:

- 'Completely reckless' former police officer jailed for causing deaths by dangerous driving

- RAF Cosford Air Show to welcome an extra 5,000 guests this year

- Shropshire farmers demonstrate in London

Mark Elliott
Reporter, BBC Shropshire

The RAF Cosford Air Show has unveiled its plans for this summer's event.

The crowd capacity will be increasing by 5,000 to 60,000 and there's going to be a big focus on inspiring the next generation of engineers.

We were entertained by a number of aircraft when we visited earlier today, including this helicopter.

Thousands of farmers protest in London against falling milk prices.

Processors such as Muller Wiseman, based in Market Drayton, have previously blamed falling prices on a weakened global market and "unprecedented levels" of milk production.

While many farmers have been priced out of the industry, others have increased the size of their herds and are producing more per head.

The government has previously said it was "pursuing a host of measures to help farming businesses grow and thrive", including improving labelling for British dairy products.

Joanne Gallacher
Political reporter, BBC Shropshire

Developers have been told they'll have to pay out to Shropshire Council after they lost their appeal to build in Bayston Hill. 

Galliers Homes wanted to put up 39 houses, but when it was rejected they appealed to the planning inspector. He's now agreed with the authority and ordered their costs be paid.

Councillor Mal Price says he's not worked out how much they'll get but he hopes the decision will stop other developers from appealing.

Whitchurch Herald

Stem cell treatment in Russia has given a Multiple Sclerosis sufferer from Whitchurch a new lease of life., external

Image source, Whitchurch Herald

Here are some more images taken during Wehid Iqbal's visit to the Syrian border with aid gathered here in Shropshire.

The Wellington businessman is back home now, but spent a week out there getting to know the people.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

- Former Telford police officer jailed for causing death of mother and daughter by dangerous driving

- NHS explains closure of Telford drop-in centre

- Shropshire farmers join protest in London

Staffordshire Police have described a former West Mercia officer who caused the deaths of a mother and daughter by dangerous driving as "completely reckless".

Vinod Dahiya from Telford was jailed this afternoon after pleading guilty to the offences.

Sgt Ian Tanner from the Staffordshire force said he hoped today's plea and sentence brought some comfort to the family of the victims, who came from Market Drayton.

Image source, Staffordshire Police

West Mercia Police said it wouldn't comment on the case other than to say "our thoughts are with the victims' families at this sad time".

A woman's been arrested and bailed on suspicion of theft, over the operation of Shropshire Council's private company IP&E. 

No details have been given about her identity or the nature of the allegation. 

She's been bailed to report back to the police next month.

IP&E is being wound up after a report found it wasn't as successful as the council had hoped.

Wehid Iqbal from Wellington (pictured in the blue hat below) is back home after spending the past week delivering aid to Syrian refugees.

He took two containers of aid to the Turkish border and spent a week meeting people from Syria who had fled the country.

Image source, Wehid Iqbal

Image source, Wehid Iqbal

Dahiya was sacked by West Mercia Police last November for gross misconduct after lying during a police interview while being investigated for an allegation of rape.

He was eventually cleared of rape, but admitted lying in the interview during his trial at Stafford Crown Court last year, the force said.

At the time, a police spokesperson said the admission "amounted to a breach of the standards of professional behaviour".