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  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. Farmer's message to Sky Blues fans from the skypublished at 13:41 BST

    Warwickshire farmer Martin Brandreth is a Coventry City fan and has ploughed the letters PUSB into one of his fields.

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  2. New school a landmark moment - headteacherpublished at 13:36 BST

    Images are released of how Stow Heath Primary School mark two could look.

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  3. Sexist response to police op disappoints runnerpublished at 13:25 BST

    "We do have rights as women but culturally we're still disrespected," says a local running advocate.

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  4. Woman's first steps since losing hands and feetpublished at 13:02 BST

    Manjit Sangha walks in public for the first time as she visits colleagues in Stafford.

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  5. Reform councillor defects to Tories after flag rowpublished at 12:32 BST

    Karl Perks wanted prosecutions after roundabouts were painted.

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  6. Tributes paid to influential soul singer Ray Kingpublished at 11:32 BST

    King is remembered as a "Coventry musician who did so much and cared so much about his home city".

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  7. Fire at former college believed to be deliberatepublished at 11:08 BST

    The blaze broke out at the vacant site about a month after plans for its demolition were unveiled.

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  8. Man who raped child jailed for 22 yearspublished at 10:01 BST

    Philip Lakey, 63, from Worcester, is sentenced after being convicted of multiple child sex offences.

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  9. 'I'm petrified my rapist could be released early'published at 09:13 BST

    Jade Belgrove says hearing her rapist could be released early made her "feel disgusting".

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  10. European Athletics Championships road race routes revealedpublished at 08:43 BST

    Spectators will be able to watch the races along Waterloo Street, Temple Row West and Colmore Row.

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  11. How Highland cows are giving a family farm a boostpublished at 06:36 BST

    The cows have brought in thousands of visitors and given the farm a boost in revenue.

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  12. Police patrols for antisocial behaviour crackdownpublished at 06:14 BST

    West Midlands Police are encouraging people in the city to report anti-social behaviour.

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  13. Woman's first steps since losing hands and feetpublished at 06:12 BST

    Colleagues have raised more than £43,000 to help a woman who lost both her hands and feet to sepsis.

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  14. Plan for 230-home housing estate on village edgepublished at 06:12 BST

    An application says the project will provide "much needed" homes in a "sustainable location".

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  15. Kettlebell record holder keen to see sport growpublished at 06:12 BST

    Oli Mell first began lifting the weights to help with shoulder issues while practicing martial arts.

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  16. Mad-on-mash Mexican finds her groove in UKpublished at 06:11 BST

    Maria Kelly moves to Shropshire five years ago after deciding Mexico had become too violent.

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  17. Orchard wildlife scheme receives £600k boostpublished at 06:11 BST

    The funding will help conservationists focus on high-priority, rare species linked to orchards.

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  18. 'I'm petrified my rapist could be released early'published at 06:10 BST

    Jade Belgrove shares her fears with the BBC, having waived her legal right to anonymity.

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  19. Ozzy Day set to honour Birmingham's famous sonpublished at 14:10 BST 19 July

    Live music, events and artwork form part of Birmingham's first Ozzy Day, a year after the rock legend's death.

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  20. More than 100 join 'biggest' Staffy walkpublished at 13:54 BST 19 July

    Organisers behind the event believe it could be the region's biggest Staffordshire bull terrier walk.

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