Live updates for Shropshire have finished for the day but we'll be back from 08:00 Tuesday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

The cloud is going to hang around and there's a chance of a few showers overnight in Shropshire.

BBC News Health

Planned all-out strikes by junior doctors in England this week could threaten the safety of patients, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has warned.

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Hospitals are making final preparations for the latest walkouts - on Tuesday and Wednesday - when emergency care will be affected for the first time.

Mr Hunt said the "extreme" action would be "deeply worrying for patients".

The BMA said it would call off the strike if Mr Hunt's threat to impose a contract on junior doctors was lifted.

Ross Hawkins
Political correspondent

Significant numbers of homeless people have no right to adequate help in England even if they are sleeping rough, campaigners say.

The group, including homelessness and housing charities and lawyers, wants councils to be forced to act sooner to stop people ending up on the streets.

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English councils only have to rehouse people faced with losing their homes who are judged to be "priority" cases.

The government is considering changing the law.

A warning that there might even be a slight dusting of snow in the west of the area tomorrow.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

Harper Adams' new £4m dairy innovation centre is home to 30 full-time Dairy Crest research staff and started operating in November (today was the "official" opening).

Inside there are development kitchens, packaging labs and the facilities to scale-up production - everything they need to develop new products and see how easy it would be to get them to market.

Image source, Harper Adams University

It's offering placements for university students, which is important because every student at Harper Adams is expected to spend a year in employment.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

Shrewsbury Town defender Ian Black should be fit for tomorrow's derby at Walsall.

He didn't train today but is having treatment for a neck injury suffered at the weekend.

Definitely out, though, are Jermaine Grandison and James Wallace.

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The Wrekin MP Mark Pritchard has been countering some of the arguments put forward by his fellow Shropshire Conservative Owen Paterson.

He said leaving the EU would leave us without a say on how the European single market is run and warned it would be safer for British business if we remain.

Mr Pritchard described Britain as a "voice of reason at the top table" and a "counterbalance to some of the more eccentric policies of other members".

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

Our headlines this evening:

- Princess Anne officially opens £4m dairy innovation centre

- Police name Shrewsbury man killed in Wrexham crash

- Shropshire Kids' Festival to return next year

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

The organisers of the Shropshire Kids' Festival, external in Shrewsbury over the weekend say the event will be returning next year.

The Quarry was packed on both days and they've apologised for the long queues for some attractions like the water slide and the bouncy castles.

The organisers, external (who are also involved in the Shrewsbury Food Festival) say it was successful beyond their "wildest dreams" when they came up with the idea of "a little festival for children".

Princess Anne was taken on a tour of the new Dairy Crest innovation centre at Harper Adams and after officially opening it, she was given a hamper to take away with her.

Here are a couple of photos of the visit.

Image source, Harper Adams University

Image source, Harper Adams University

Tracey Higgins
BBC Local Live

A Telford group set up to reunite horses that stray on to roads with their owners, will now be the first point of contact for West Mercia Police.

Previously the force called out a "horse bailiff" who would remove the animals and charge owners nearly £500 to return them.

Telford Horse Watch has now set up a database, which logs owners and horse details, so it can trace who the animal belongs to when its volunteers are called out. 

It's hoping it will reduce the number of horses being seized and owners having to pay hefty fines.

Severn Trent says the latest phase of a £2m investment in Shrewsbury's water system should be finished by the end of the month.

Roman Road has been partially closed and turned into a one-way system at the roundabout junction with Longden Road.

Image source, Google

It's part of the work which previously closed part of Oteley Road and Meole Brace island.

BBC Weather Watchers

We're due some better weather this afternoon, but we've had some pretty gloomy photos sent in this morning by the BBC Weather Watchers.

Here we have Craven Arms (top) and Kinnersley (bottom).

Image source, Shropshire Lass

Image source, Can you see the Wrekin?

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

It's two defeats in two for Shropshire's American football team, the Revolution.

They were 34-0 down at half-time against Leicester Falcons and eventually went down 42-0.

Image source, Shropshire Revolution

That was their first home game of the season and the next visitors to Oakengates Leisure Centre will be Humber Warhawks on 8 May.

The North Shropshire MP Owen Paterson has given a speech in London, supporting the campaign to leave the European Union.

Speaking about the intervention of President Obama in the debate last week he said: "It's obvious the government are firing off all sorts of artillery."

Mr Paterson said remaining in the EU would be a "leap in the dark" because: "The Eurozone is going to drive forward and [be] integrated into effectively a new country" and that the "safe option" would be to leave and agree new trade agreements with Europe.

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

Police say a man who died in a crash on the A534 near Wrexham on Friday afternoon was 48-year-old father-of-two Adrian Gammon from Shrewsbury.

He was a passenger in a Dacia Sandero and died at the scene after a collision with a VW Polo.

Image source, Gammon family

The driver of the Polo was airlifted to hospital, while five other people needed hospital treatment. 

Andy Giddings
BBC Local Live

Here's a recap of our top stories:

- Princess Anne officially opens Harper Adams dairy centre

- Police name Shrewsbury father-of-two killed in Wrexham crash

- North Shropshire MP gives anti-Europe speech in London

There is a risk plans to turn all state schools in England into academies will not raise school standards, a group representing 37 largely Conservative local authorities has warned.

Councillor Paul Carter, from the County Councils Network, external, which includes Shropshire Council, said the government was pursuing change with "undue haste".

Under draft government plans, all state schools in England will have to leave the oversight of councils by 2022.

A Department for Education spokesman said the concerns were "misplaced".

BBC Sport

The Shropshire County League got under way at the weekend (it's another week before the start of the Birmingham League) and there were some big wins.

Ludlow beat Madeley by eight wickets, Frankton claimed a seven-wicket win over Forton and Wem beat Albrighton by 25 runs.

There were closer victories for St Georges over Sentinel and Quatt over Shelton.

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