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

The rain should dry up in Shropshire overnight and the weather should be dry and overcast for most of us.

Tom Turrell
BBC Midlands Today

More than 100 cars have been targeted by police forces in the West Midlands as part of a major crackdown on street racing. 

Officers say so-called "car cruising" is becoming an increasing problem in the region. 

All four police forces in the West Midlands have been involved in trying to tackle the problem. You can see more in Midlands Today on BBC One tonight from 18:30.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

The Ludlow MP Philip Dunne says confidence needs to be restored in the leadership of Shropshire's Clinical Commissioning Group.

The CCG, which is already in special measures, has been given directions by NHS England today, with the aim of bringing its growing deficit under control.

The accountable officer in charge of Telford's CCG, David Evans, has now agreed to run both bodies and Mr Dunne says he welcomes the appointment.

The recently appointed chief executive of the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust has apologised, external to the parents of Kate Stanton-Davies, for the care which he said had "contributed to the death" in 2009.

Simon Wright wrote to Rhiannon Davies and Richard Stanton ahead of today's meeting saying he apologised unreservedly for the shortcomings in care and for the way the NHS handled their complaints.

He said an independent report published on Friday evening made "difficult reading" - all the more so because it had "only come about because of the determination of Richard and Rhiannon to bring to light the failures of the original investigation".

A meeting to discuss the independent report into the death is still ongoing.

Image source, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust

In an emotional statement to the hospital trust, Rhiannon Davies and Richard Stanton described their baby daughter's final few hours and their panic at times of not even knowing where she was or what care she was receiving.

Image source, Richard Stanton

The parents of a baby who died after being born at Ludlow's Community Hospital has been speaking to hospital directors this afternoon and said there had been a culture of "lies, deflection, harmful communication and cover up".

Rhiannon Davies also said she and her partner Richard Stanton had given up the last seven years of their lives find out what had happened.

Image source, goo

She said she wanted to see a "culture of truth, openness, honesty and accountability for all staff" in the future.

An independent review has concluded the hospital trust abdicated its responsibility for investigating the death and failed to hold staff to account over the death that has previously been described as "avoidable".

BBC Travel

An overturned trailer is partially blocking the A41 at Bletchley between the B5065 junction and Bletchley road.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

These are our headlines this evening:

- Action over CCG finances welcomed by Shropshire MPs

- Hospitals review critical report on baby death

- AFC Telford United 'humbled' by fan's donation

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

A short film has been produced to encourage people to come to Shrewsbury this summer.

Events on the horizon include the Cartoon Festival, Shakespeare Day, Shropshire Kids Festival and Shrewsbury Bookfest. And further ahead there are big ones like the flower and folk festivals.

The video has been commissioned by the Shrewsbury BID, external group, which represents local traders.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

The Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group was put into special measures in November, in an effort to control its mounting debt and 40 measures were identified as a way of controlling it.

Back then the deficit stood at £10m. That has risen to over £13m this year and it is now forecast to top £14m - above the target of £11.1m set by NHS England.

Image source, PA

The CCG said there was a problem with financial assumptions being incorrect in the past and blamed the growing overspend on "increased activity levels" at hospitals and GP practices this winter.

A group from Autism Together, external is walking 100 miles down the Shropshire Union Canal to raise money for the work it does in the Wirral area.

The staff and families involved also want to use the opportunity to talk to people they meet about autism.

Shropshire Star

Only one accident and emergency consultant has been recruited at Shropshire’s two main hospitals during the past three years despite extensive recruitment drives, it has been revealed., external

BBC Weather Watchers

There's going to be a fair amount of cloud around today and this photo was sent in through the BBC Weather Watchers website.

It was taken from the hills over Church Stretton by a contributor who uses the nickname Snapper Simon.

Image source, Snapper Simon

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

These are our top stories this afternoon:

- Shropshire CCG told to get a grip of its finances by NHS England

- Hospitals to review critical report into baby death

- Water turbine installed in Ludlow

Ian Perry
BBC Radio Shropshire

The Ludlow Hydro Co-operative, external is installing an Archimedes screw next to Ludford Mill in Ludlow to generate electricity.

The idea dates back to the 3rd Century BC. Water from the river will turn it and the group says it should produce around 150,000 kWh per year - enough to supply 40 homes.

This form of turbine has been chosen, because fish can pass through it without being harmed, the group says.

The work has been put on hold until now because the river levels were too high over the winter.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

AFC Telford United say they're "humbled" by a £5,000 donation from a supporter.

It came out of the blue in the post from a fan who wants to help the club move forward financially, but who doesn't want his name made public.

It's thought to be the biggest one-off donation ever received by the club.

Image source, Mike Sheridan

A new insurance scheme starts this week to help people living in areas at risk of flooding get affordable cover. 

The scheme called Flood Re has been set up by the government and insurance companies. 

Shropshire Star

A young woman from north Shropshire has been transferred to a mental health unit in Essex – more than 200 miles away., external

A Shropshire teenager arrested after a coin was thrown at West Bromwich Albion's Chris Brunt during an FA Cup match will face no further action, police say.

The 17-year-old was given a caution for using threatening words, Thames Valley Police said.

Image source, Rex Features

The Northern Ireland player was hit in the face by the coin during the 20 February game against Reading after he went to give his shirt to a supporter.

It is thought no charges were brought due to a lack of evidence.