Our coverage across the daypublished at 18:00
BBC Local Live coverage for Birmingham and the Black Country has finished for the day.
We'll be back from 08:00 on Tuesday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Jack Grealish opts for England over Ireland
Drones regulations could be tightened following incidents across the UK, including Birmingham
Bournville College has cut more than 100 staff posts
'Supermoon' photos captured across Birmingham and the Black Country
Updates for Monday 28 September 2015
Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live coverage for Birmingham and the Black Country has finished for the day.
We'll be back from 08:00 on Tuesday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Overnight it will remain dry with clear spells and light winds which will cause it to become chilly in rural spots.
Patchy mist and fog may form again during the night with lows of 3C (37F).

Looking ahead to tomorrow any early mist or fog will clear leaving another dry day with patchy cloud and plenty of sunshine.
Mike Taylor
BBC WM
With the club declining to comment, it may be some time before we discover why Steve Morgan has made the surprising decision to seek abuyer.
There will be no end of speculation, much of it no doubt suggesting that he is unable or unwilling to offer enough investment to enhance the club's chances of returning to the Premier League.
Image source, Emp
Mary Rhodes
Presenter, BBC Midlands Today
We'll have more on the sale of Wolverhampton Wanderers, as chairman Steve Morgan steps down.
They came as rugby fans - and left as fans of Birmingham. The City celebrates a great weekend of World Cup action, we ask – what’s next?

And not so grown up school boys - the Midlands' longest-standing TV presenters Nick Owen and Bob Warman (pictured) go back to where it all began, 60 years ago.
Join me on BBC One from 18:30 for those stories and more this evening.
Satnam Rana
BBC Midlands Today
Organisers of the Birmingham Weekender, external have hailed it a success.
More than 150,000 people are estimated to have visited the city’s biggest free arts festival - 46% of those who were surveyed came from outside Birmingham and 60% said the festival improved their perception of the city.

Festival goers soaked up the musical atmosphere over the three days. Organisers have said it was the culmination of Super September with the opening of New Street Station and Grand Central.
I will be looking at how we can keep the happy vibe alive on BBC Midlands Today at 18:30.
Adam Bridge
BBC WM Sport
Wolves owner Steve Morgan has put his 100% shareholding in the football club up for sale.
Morgan, who is bringing the curtain down on eight years of ownership has also stepped down from the board with immediate effect.
Image source, Getty ImagesThere has been mounting criticism from fans in the last few weeks about the club's lack of investment and the sale of defender Richard Stearman.
The chairman of Wolves says he is to step down, external with "immediate effect" and the club will be managed by the chief exec Jez Moxey.
Steve Morgan (pictured) says his 100% share of the club is up for sale but it's "business as usual" for the head coach, players and staff.
Image source, Getty ImagesWolverhampton Wanderers has been put up for sale by owner Steve Morgan, external.
Dan Pallett
BBC Midlands Today Sport
Rugby World Cup visitors brought an estimated £56m into the Birmingham economy.

Now it’s up to the city to take full advantage of its weekend in the sun. The Birmingham Rugby Partnership would like to start up three new clubs in the city.
If they can improve the health and wellbeing of the city’s poorest children, rugby will have truly left its mark on the second city.
Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live
The top stories in the BBC WM newsroom at 17:00 include:
- Regulations on the use of drones could be tightened following a number of near misses with aircraft close to major British airports, including one at Birmingham
- Police are appealing for information after shots were fired at two houses in Halesowen
- Watch: Two long-serving news presenters on competing TV channels have gone back to their school for a reunion, 60 years after both starting there aged seven
Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live
There's always one... It did make us chuckle though. Big thanks to Jon for this pic of his supermoon he "captured".
BBC Travel
One lane is closed on the M6 northbound at J10,A454 (Wolverhampton) because of an accident involving four vehicles.
Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live
We've been asking for your "supermoon" pics and you've not let us down.
Thanks to Priya for this show taken last night.
Express and Star
One of the men who persuaded Wolves to take a chance on Andy Thompson and record goalscorer Steve Bull has passed away. Read more on the Express and Star website., external
Image source, Express and StarRail services running between Four Oaks and Lichfield are severely disrupted due to "overhead wire issues".
Train operator London Midland says road transport is being put into operation.
BBC Sport
Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish has opted to play for England rather than the Republic of Ireland at senior level.
THe 20-year-old played for the Republic at Under-21s level but turned down a call-up to the senior squad for a friendly against England in June.
Image source, Getty Images
Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live
The top stories in the newsroom at 15:00 include:
- Thousands of shoppers, rugby fans and arts lovers have made it one of the most lucrative weekends ever for businesses in Birmingham
- Trading Standards admits it hasn't done enough to warn people about the dangers of DIY tattoo removal
- Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish opts to play for England rather than the Republic of Ireland
What a cracking photo from Jon Bruton taken in Wolverhampton.
BBC WM Sport
Albion are aiming to register their first home winof the Premier League season tonight.
They host Everton and the whole game is live on BBC WM 95.6 (not available online) - with full match build-up from 18:00.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Baggies have had a tough start at the Hawthorns against the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City.
Head coach Tony Pulis says it's been their form on the road that has kept them out of the bottom three.