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children while on his mobile phone. The judge said he might as well have

I am angry. I am angry becatse this is the third mix-up with her

tablets. In court, the police officers

charged in connection with the death All we want in this case

is the truth and we want those in this case to be publicly held

to account for their actions. And we'll be live at the former

colliery turned into an award The family of a 68-year-old woman

claim she almost died after being given drugs she was

allergic to at Sandwell Hospital. They say it's the third timd

the hospital have mismanaged Here's our health correspondent

Michele Paduano. She has lost a leg to diabetes

and was deliberately poisondd by a carer at her home

in Goldfield Court. But this time her dice with death

was due to hospital painkillers Lethal. I thought I would not make

it. I thought this time I would not make it.

Her daughters felt that she wasn't well when she left

When she collapsed at home they dialled 999.

By the time they got here, she was not breathing. They call it back.

Whatever they do, the back bag. They gave her antidotes and then they had

to give her an infusion of `ntidote. It was for the next 12 hours or

something. Arabella usually wears a red

bracelet in hospital. The family say that they were

stunned to find that she was given cocodamol an opiate based drug

and then prescribed it Twice previously, they say,

the hospital has stopped Mrs Boney's I am angry because this is the third

mix-up with the tablets. Thhs time, sorry, I am angry. Very angry. The

she is unhappy with the levdl of she is unhappy with the levdl of

care she has received. We are looking into why this was not

declared as a serious inciddnt. The hospital says they will share the

findings of their investigation once completed. The medication h`s

damaged her kidneys. Three police officers have `ppeared

before magistrates charged in connection with the case

of Kingsley Burrell - who died in hospital five ydars ago

after being arrested and restrained. The three face charges

of perjury and perverting There were angry scenes

as the officers left the cotrt. Paul Adey, Mark Fannon

and Paul Greenfield left cotrt to shouts and cries of no jtstice

from protesters assembled ottside. The barracking continued

as they were escorted Kingsley Burrell was detaindd under

the mental health act in March 2011, restrained

by officers on a street corner He died four days later frol a

cardiac arrest. In a brief hearing, the thrde spoke

only to confirm their names. The charges the three officdrs

face our perjury and Those charges relate to the inquest

held in May last year into the death The officers were not

asked to enter any pleas. Kingsley Burrell's sister

and mother were in the publhc We want those in this case to

be publicly held to account for We have been waiting five ydars

and we want the truth to cole The officers were bailed

unconditionally to appear at the A man has been arrested on suspicion

of stabbing two men and crashing a car into the ambulance

that was on its way to the victims. The man, who's thought

to be in his 20s, entered a house in Tamar Close

in Brownhills, near Walsall, on Sunday afternoon and is believed

to have stabbed the men before He then tried to rob a nearby shop

on Shannon Drive, before drhving off West Midlands Police say

there were only 14 arrests connected to yesterday's one all draw

between Birmingham City It's one of the biggest

local derbys in football, and in the past it's been a catalyst

for some violent clashes. The policing operation involved

hundreds of officers Mainly well-behaved inside `nd

outside the stadium. We have had some risk

groups and hooligan groups who have been intent

on coming together. We have had to take some action

in relation to that. That is basically putting

police officers between Inside Out will have an exclusive

report on the police operathon When Silverdale colliery

in Staffordshire closed in 0998 it brought to an end more

than a century of The open cast mine has sincd become

part of an award But memories of its coal mining past

are now being preserved Bob Hockenhull is there

for us this lunchtime. Hopefully you can see the lovely

countryside views behind to me. Hard to imagine that less than 20 years

ago miners were still toiling here ago miners were still toiling here

at Silverdale. Well, ?57,000 has been awarded by the Heritagd lottery

fund to make sure their hard work is not forgotten. With me is the

Project manager now. How ard you going to spend this money, Chris? We

will be spending it on the lind talking to local people and

ex-miners to record their mdmories and reserve those at the local

Heritage Centre archive, so future generations will know what

Silverdale is famous for, what its heritage is. They will be able to

understand about the site of the old mine and they will be able to enjoy

it. It isn't the case that people want to forget about the sc`r is and

the landscape, the one to rdmember them? Yes, Silverdale has a rich

heritage that people are proud of. This is the next phase of that

heritage. With me also is Andy Hunt, who is a warden here. It has a

future, hasn't it? We do not want to just think about the past. There are

a fantastic things that are happening here. It provides these

early habitats. As background gets covered, there is rear wildlife

associated with the site. Wd have the largest colony of butterflies

here. That, and all the comlunity engagement that is taking place as

well. We have run out of tile. Thank you very much. Thank you. It is

looking lovely up there in Staffordshire.

Let's get the forecast now. Good afternoon. A very foggy start to the

day and we are not losing those fog patches across parts of the West

Midlands. One of our weather watchers captured the story this

morning. We still have some fairly dense fog patches out there. Lifting

out into low clouds. Chants of brightness starting to break

through. Having an impact on the daytime temperatures. -- ch`nts A

maximum of 14 Celsius. The Ford will come back again in the evenhng and

overnight. -- the fog. Densd fog patches around. Not bad if xou want

to feel it spooky for Halloween if you are out and about being a witch

on your broom stick. Temper`tures close to six Celsius. The wdather

will change through tomorrow. Mist and fog present first thing. A

weather front working its w`y down from the north start to lift that

into low cloud. It brings cold air in behind it. The brighter skies

starting to appear. Clear spells as we head throughout the evenhng

tomorrow. No higher than 12 Celsius into the afternoon. Turning colder

from Wednesday onwards. Latdr we will be on a bus full of zolbies.

That is at half past six thhs evening. Until then, have a good

afternoon.