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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Murder charge after man found stabbed in Bewdley
A 30-year-old man is also charged with grievous bodily harm of a second victim.
Worcestershire children's services to be taken over
A government-appointed commissioner rules progress in Worcestershire is too slow.
More casualty details emerge in M5 quadruple fatality
A woman and two children are in a critical condition as the collision investigation continues.
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Worcester Warriors: Premiership club seek new investment, says managing director
Worcester Warriors confirm that they are seeking new investors, following reports of a potential takeover at Sixways.
Jono Kitto: Worcester Warriors sign Leicester Tigers scrum-half on loan
Injury-hit Premiership strugglers Worcester Warriors sign scrum-half Jono Kitto on a short-term loan from Leicester Tigers.
George Rhodes: Worcestershire all-rounder signs new two-year contract
Worcestershire all-rounder George Rhodes signs a new contract that will keep him with the Division Two leaders until 2019.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Worcs sign wicketkeeper Johnson
Worcestershire agree a deal to bring Australian wicketkeeper Michael Johnson to New Road for the 2013 season.
Kidderminster sign winger Clancy
Kidderminster sign winger Sean Clancy on non-contract terms after his exit from Blue Square Bet North leaders Chester.
Worcester v London Welsh (Fri)
London Welsh travel to Worcester for Friday's Premiership fixture at Sixways (20:00 GMT)
Bulls must bolster squad - Foyle
Hereford boss Martin Foyle blames the thinness of his squad as the Bulls make a second cup exit at Edgar Street in five days.
Burr blames lack of cutting edge
Kidderminster Harriers boss Steve Burr says their finishing was not good enough in their FA Trophy defeat by Bromley.
Course closures bad news for racing as a whole
Horse racing cannot afford to lose more courses following the closures of Hereford and Folkestone, says Cornelius Lysaght
Racecourse holds final meeting
The final meeting is held at Hereford Racecourse, ending more than 200 years of horse racing in the city.
Perpignan 13-6 Worcester
Wales fly-half James Hook kicks Perpignan to victory over previously-unbeaten Worcester in the Amlin Challenge Cup.
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National News Headlines
James Herbert death: 'No police restraint' for mentally ill people
The watchdog recommendation follows the death of a man detained under the Mental Health Act.
Parsons Green bomb: Police make sixth arrest in inquiry
A 17-year-old boy is arrested in connection with last week's terror attack on a London Tube train.
Mark Sampson sacked as England women's manager
Mark Sampson is sacked as England women's manager following evidence of "unacceptable" behaviour with female players in a previous role.
Cycling law review after Kim Briggs death
Dangerous driving laws could be extended to cycling following crashes that have killed pedestrians.
Queensbury raid uncovers 35 men living in house
The three-bedroom house in north west London was found to have "wall-to-wall" mattresses.
Cathedral defends decision to allow Hellboy filming
The plot involves Nazism and the occult but church officials say it is a classic story of good against evil.
Take Me Out contestant Charlie Watkins 'took own life'
Charlie Watkins lost his job because he took four days off to film the TV show, an inquest hears.
Bleach tablet death inquest hears of ambulance delay
Care home staff knew Joe Serginson would try to eat things he should not, the inquest heard.
Scarborough boy Maison Hirstle, 4, 'hanged' by hoodie
The boy was found after a man noticed a door was stuck and saw a child's feet behind it.
Gender neutral school wins LGBT equality award
Parson Street Primary School in Bristol was recognised for its work to promote LGBT equality.
Rochdale abuse victims fear they will die before inquiry ends
The inquiry will hear allegations of abuse by late MP Sir Cyril Smith at a school and a hostel.
Britain First leaders charged with religious harassment
Paul Golding, 35, and Jayda Fransen, 31, both from south-east London, were arrested in May.
Source: BBC News
