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Indian folk dance gets competitive in this documentary which goes behind the silk and sequins at the world’s biggest #bhangra dance contest. It follows two rival teams in their quest to win the coveted trophy in their home city of #Birmingham - Wednesday 7.30 BBC One.

At 8pm, people from across the West Midlands came together to #ClapForOurCarers - in honour of our country's amazing nurses, doctors, GPs and carers. This film makes us feel proud. Please stay safe everyone ❤️

Tonight: The incredible #WW2 Veterans on coping in a national crisis - recording their wartime memories ahead of #VEDay75. Special report tonight 7.30pm @bbciowm @bbcmtd #NeverForget

Fitted a dash cam yet? Thousands of us have, and some of the bad driving captured is... well see for yourself tonight at 1930 on BBC One

What can we do to protect our homes and communities against flooding? We'll be taking a look at 1930 on BBC One tonight

With energy bills rising, saving money matters more than ever. Tonight at 1930 on BBC One, @DrDavidGK has details of the things you can do to cut your costs, even if you have an older home.

The heartache of dog thefts is investigated by @BeccyWoodTV on @bbciowm at 1930 on BBC One tonight.

We are currently in the wake of a motoring revolution, with hydrogen, electric and autonomous vehicles hitting the market or about to. But what does it all mean for the Midlands car industry? @bengodfrey1 finds out on @bbciowm tonight - 1930 BBC One

How much could you make from those flip phones and other tech gathering dust in a drawer? Find out on @bbciowm tonight - 1930 on BBC One

The tragic story behind the all-time classic track Without You is told on @bbciowm tonight - 1930 on BBC One

For many young people, leaving the care system can be like 'falling off a cliff'. We take a look at the ‘Grandmentors’ scheme, run by the charity, Volunteering Matters. Learn more at 1930 tonight on BBC One West Midlands

Tonight - we’re off to the seaside to find out how an elephant family from Twycross Zoo are settling in. The girls were moved to Blackpool so they could breed and help this endangered species thrive. Find out more at 1930 on BBC One West Midlands.

Sir Lenny Henry thinks there’s nothing comical about the low numbers of black students at our universities. Find out what he wants to see done to change things on BBC Inside Out West Midlands on BBC One at 1930 on Monday

Find out why an eight-year-old boy from Worcestershire has a 43-year-old man who he’s never met from Brazil to thank for saving his life. And how Fin’s getting on learning the Portuguese for Thank You! The full story is on BBC Inside Out West Midlands on BBC One at 1930 on Monday

Is religion falling out of favour at funerals? Nowadays a celebrant is likely to conduct a “celebration of life”. But why? Learn more on BBC Inside Out West Midlands on BBC One at 1930 on Monday.

Ever thought of attending a seminar to learn how to make money buying and selling property? On tonight's programme at 1930 on BBC One West Midlands, we show you how you could save yourself thousands.

Should so-called smart motorways be scrapped? Tonight at 1930 on BBC One West Midlands, we talk to one woman who thinks so after her young son was killed on a smart motorway near Birmingham.

We return tonight at 1930 on BBC One West Midlands. On tonight's programme - soldiers often come back from war with mental scars. Something that helped one veteran from Malvern in Worcestershire was photography. And now he’s using his camera skills to help other veterans.

Tonight - @DrDavidGK investigates the controversial subject of rewilding our countryside. Rewilding Britain want to get parts of Britain back to a wilder landscape. But in many rural areas there is a lot of opposition as they fear it may bring an end to their way of life.

Tonight - how the tragic deaths of two @unibirmingham students helped inspire the development of today’s high-tech outdoor clothing that you see on the High Street as well as on the hills.