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Violet Smith tried to sell French Bulldog puppies on the doorstep of her home while also claiming benefits
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A dog breeder has been fined thousands of pounds after being caught selling animals illegally by undercover investigators. Violet Smith appeared at Dudley Magistratesâ Court on Wednesday, April 14 after she advertised a business selling French Bulldog puppies at her home in Wilton Avenue, Kidderminster, without a licence to breed and sell dogs.
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image captionWest Bromwich Albion said a message was sent to Romaine Sawyers during their defeat to Manchester City
A man has been charged after West Bromwich Albion footballer Romaine Sawyers was racially abused online.
Simon Silwood, 49, is accused of sending an offensive message to the footballer via social media in January, West Midlands Police said.
Mr Silwood, from Kingswinford, has been charged under the Communications Act to appear before Dudley Magistrates Court on 29 April.
It is alleged a message was sent during a 5-0 defeat against Manchester City.
The investigation has been carried out by PC Stuart Ward, the UK s first dedicated hate crime officer within a police football unit.
Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust appears in court over deaths of two patients at Russells Hall Hospital
Both deaths related to patients treated for sepsis.
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A Black Country NHS trust is facing prosecution after two patients tragically died of sepsis at Russells Hall Hospital.