The weather for the West Midlands.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 tomorrow, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.

Ian Perry
BBC Radio Shropshire

There are thousands of listed buildings across Shropshire, and now people are being asked to tell the stories behind them. 

Historic England said it wanted people to help "unlock the secrets" of historic buildings and places.

Some of the buildings that are listed are not what you might expect - like this dovecote at Pimhill which dates from the 1500's.

BBC Weather

Staying warm and muggy this evening, but some potentially heavy rain is expected. Lucy has the forecast.

The chief executive of the trust which runs the county's two hospitals says he's been told by four consultants living in Shropshire that they'd come and work for the trust if one of its A&E units closed. 

The two units at the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals have just seven consultants compared to Stoke, which has 30. 

Simon Wright says they're managing to cope because a number of consultants have come out of retirement. 

Earlier we reported on residents' concern over plans to lose an A&E department.

Image source, SATH

Fire crews were called out in the early hours of this morning to rescue a cow from a canal. 

The animal had got stuck at Adderley near Market Drayton. 

Rescue teams used straps and harnesses to pull it to safety.

Carlie Swain
BBC Local Live

Our top stories this evening:

- A Shropshire care home has been rated 'inadequate' and placed in Special Measures

- Hospital boss says the county would become a more attractive place to work for doctors if it had just one emergency centre

- Fire crews rescue a cow from a canal near Market Drayton

Jim Hawkins Show

Closing one of Shropshire's two accident and emergency units will save more than £20m in staff costs - roughly 450 jobs - according to hospital figures. 

The chief executive of the trust which runs the Shrewsbury and Telford hospitals, Simon Wright, was in the hot seat on Jim Hawkins' show this morning. 

Mr Wright explained how the savings would be made. 

Faith Page
Reporter, BBC Shropshire

A residential care home in south Shropshire has been placed in Special Measures. 

It's after the Care Quality Commission (CQC) found Doddington Lodge at Hopton Wafers "inadequate" following two inspections. 

The CQC says the home was understaffed, and residents were not always being kept safe from harm.

Failings in areas such as nutrition were also found and leadership of the home was deemed weak.

Doddington Lodge will be kept under review by the Commission and inspected again within six months. 

Shropshire Wildlife Trust are on the move this week. 

They're leading a flotilla of canoes down the river Severn from the source to the sea, to highlight its importance. 

It has a flotilla of five Canadian canoes, including Sabrina (pictured below), taking part in an eleven day expedition. 

Today's leg will see the team finish at the Severn Valley Country Park.

Adam & Vicki Show

Adam's been out to see ex-England and Gloucestershire cricketer Robert Charles "Jack" Russell.

He's been in the county today with his easel and paints.

More from Jack Russell with Adam and Vicki throughout the afternoon. 

Nick Southall
Journalist, BBC Shropshire

AFC Telford United look set to lose defender Curtis Tilt. He's having a medical at national league side Wrexham.

Tilt had been offered a new deal by Telford after he had a successful first season with the Bucks, but other clubs have also shown an interest, including Salford City. 

Image source, Mike Sheridan

But Wrexham have come in at the last minute and he's expected to join them this afternoon.

BBC Midlands Today

Telford's former world boxing champion Richie Woodhall has added to the tributes for Muhammad Ali who died at the weekend. 

He says it's no overstatement to say Ali changed the face of the sport. 

Carlie Swain
BBC Local Live

Our top stories this afternoon:

- Care Quality Commission finds Doddington Lodge care home to be 'inadequate' following two inspections

- Canoeist found dead in Shropshire lake

- New 'green' ambulance fleet as part of £21m upgrade

BBC Travel

Traffic is a bit slow around Ludlow on the A49 at Rocks Green Roundabout. 

One lane is closed Northbound due to grass cutting.

If you've got no water in the WV16 postcode area, then this might be why:

People have until 23:59 on Tuesday 7 June to register to be able to vote in the referendum on whether the UK stays in the European Union or leaves.

Registering online, external should take about five minutes. People may need their National Insurance number, or passport number if a UK citizen living abroad.

Image source, Electoral commission

Those who are unsure whether they are registered should contact their local electoral registration office., external

Those wanting to vote by post must download the application form, external and return it to their local office by 17:00 on Wednesday 8 June in order to qualify.

Shropshire Star

An anonymous donor has pledged £5,000 a year, external to help fund a threatened leisure centre, as a campaign to save it reaches nearly half of its target total.

A £21m contract has been awarded for 220, external new "greener" ambulances for West Midlands Ambulance Service.

The service says it's given O&H Vehicle Conversions the deal to renew its fleet over the next four years. 

It says the new ambulances will be more fuel efficient and could potentially have solar panels.

A student from Shrewsbury who's cared for her mother since childhood has set up a support group to help other young adult carers. 

Sarah Thomas is one of thousands of carers in the West Midlands.

The 22-year-old juggles a part time job selling clothes with studying and caring for her mum, who has multiple sclerosis. 

This week, National Carers Week, aims to recognise the contribution carers make to families and communities.