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Live Reporting

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  1. Our coverage across the day

    We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday. 

    Whatever you have planned, have a great weekend.  

  2. Council's fears after government inspector overturns planning decision

    The Leader of North Warwickshire Borough Council says he fears the area will become just a series of warehouses and towns after a planning hearing. 

    The government's inspector ruled St Modwen can build warehouses on 25 hectares of land between Dordon and Tamworth.

    Quote Message: We want growth, we want this to be a good and lively place to live, but we want it to be under control - unfortunately the inspector has seen it differently from the way the planning board has from David Humphrey Leader, North Warwickshrie Borough Council
    David HumphreyLeader, North Warwickshrie Borough Council
  3. Public toilets may be reopened if there's a proven need

    BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

    Coventry City Council says it could reopen public toilets in the city, but only if there's a proven need for them. 

    The city's Older Voices Group has said some of its members are likely to avoid leaving their homes for fear of being caught short.

    Toilet sign
  4. Larkin memorial for Poets' Corner

    The decision to honour poet Philip Larkin was made by the Dean of Westminster, the Very Rev Dr John Hall.

    Poets' corner

    Prof Edwin Dawes, who chairs the Philip Larkin Society, said Larkin's words were quoted more frequently than those of any of his poetic contemporaries.  

    "The memorialisation of Philip Larkin in Poets' Corner will be warmly welcomed by his many admirers in all walks of life," he said.

    "We are delighted that in 2016 Larkin will take his place at the very cultural heart of the nation, in Westminster Abbey amongst Britain's greatest writers."

  5. More than 400 cases of HIV diagnosed in the West Midlands last year

    The number of new cases of HIV in the West Midlands rose by 10% in 2015 - with 473 people newly diagnosed. 

    Thirty eight of those diagnosed had left it so late to go to the doctor they were diagnosed with Aids.

    Public Health England says the rise is worrying and reinforces the importance of safe sex. 

    There are more than 6,000 people being treated for HIV in the region.

    Vials of blood

    BBC News dispels the myths of HIV to mark Thursday's World Aids Day. 

  6. BBC Weather Watcher pictures: Southam and Warwick

    BBC Weather Watchers

    Warwick

    We're getting a variety of wintry pictures from our BBC Weather Watchers at the moment - these two are from users Val in Warwick and Old Salt in Southam, Warwickshire.

    If you want to be one of our volunteers, head to the website and sign up.

    Southam