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The entrance to the Ericsson site in Coventry
Business and council leaders in Coventry are setting up a group to help the 700 workers whose jobs will go at Ericsson.

Police in Japan begin questioning the prime suspect in the murder of British teacher Lindsay Ann Hawker.

A two-minute silence is observed at an Armistice Day service in a Warwickshire town following a parade.

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Teacher's father wants to look suspect in eye

Police name M40 bridge fall man
A 31-year-old man from Leamington Spa who died after falling from a motorway bridge in Warwickshire is named by police.

Ex priest denies sexual abuse
A former Roman Catholic priest pleads not guilty to 22 charges of sexually abusing young boys over a period of 24 years.

Boy, 12, injured in fall from bus
A 12-year-old boy is seriously injured when he is run over by the double-decker bus he was trying to get on.

Trains 'too costly' for rail firm
Network Rail is to transport 200 staff from Reading to Coventry by coach as rail tickets are nearly £25,000 more expensive.

Police arrest 21 in drugs raids
Police carrying out early-morning raids arrest 21 people in connection with conspiracy to supply drugs.

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