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It'll be mostly dry and cloudy tonight, with a good deal of low cloud and hill fog. Some clear spells in the east, allowing mist and fog to form. Lows of 13C (55F).
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Live updates for Herefordshire and Worcestershire have finished for the day - we'll be back from 08:00 Monday with more live news, sport, travel and weather.
Plus don't forget that the clocks will be going back on Sunday, 30 October at 02:00.
Watch: Weather forecast for tonight and the weekend
Rebecca Wood
BBC Weather
It'll be mostly dry and cloudy tonight, with a good deal of low cloud and hill fog. Some clear spells in the east, allowing mist and fog to form. Lows of 13C (55F).
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Rugby: Harlequins v Worcester Warriors
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Harlequins winger Tim Visser has recovered from a minor injury in time for the visit of Worcester.
Worcester make two changes to the side that lost to Leicester on 8 October.
Chris Pennell returns on the wing, while Ben Te'o starts at inside centre following his inclusion in England's squad for the autumn internationals.
Warriors, who have 15 players unavailable through injury, last won away from home in the Premiership at The Stoop in March.
Police tweetathon continues
West Mercia Police have passed 500 incidents for the day.
The force is continuing its 24-hour tweetathon giving an insight into the 999 and 101 calls they deal with.
Follow them here.
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Ex-British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton used sexist language towards Jess Varnish, an investigation by the governing body has found.
Bromsgrove rider Varnish, 25, said Sutton made sexist comments and told her to "go and have a baby", which Sutton denied.
The British Cycling board upheld the allegation that he "used inappropriate and discriminatory language".
Sutton, 59, resigned in April, having been suspended pending an investigation into the claims.
Couple 'shocked' by snake encounter
The couple who found the snake in their car were left "a bit shaky" by their unexpected encounter while driving on the M5 last night, police said.
Claire Brealey, from Bristol, said she was shocked when she realised the reptile was inside the vehicle they had just bought.
"The dog was in the back of the car. I glanced back and saw this bright orange and white snake wrapped around his legs," she said
"I turned to my partner and said, 'there's a snake in the back of the car.'"
They dismantled the car's interior when they got home in an attempt to find the snake, but it has not been located.
"We think it's still in the car," she said.
Police boss calls for body cameras for officers
The West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion says he wants officers in the region to be given body-worn cameras.
The cameras would gather evidence as the officer works, and are aimed at changing offender behaviour.
Several other forces, including Staffordshire Police and the Metropolitan force, already use the technology.