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James Paul Davis, 34, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, West Midlands Police confirmed. Two-week-old Ciaran Leigh Morris was tragically killed after his pram was hit by a car. Picture: Facebook He was also charged with failing to stop at the scene of a collision and failure to report a collision. Davis, from Walsall, was remanded in police custody and will appear at Wolverhampton Magistrates Court tomorrow morning. Camaron and Cody paid an emotional tribute to their premature son, who was born almost a month early, after he was killed on his "first outing". In a...

04:27 EDT, 6 April 2021 Advertisement A motorist charged with causing the death of a premature two-week-old baby boy whose pram was allegedly hit by a BMW during a walk with his parents on Easter Sunday will appear in court this morning. James Paul Davis, 34, is accused of causing death by dangerous driving and causing death by driving while uninsured after Ciaran Leigh Morris died following a collision involving a car in Walsall. Davis, from Walsall, faces further charges of failing to stop at the scene of a crash and failure to report an incident.  Charges over collision connected to bab...

The first fallout Taking a look at the recent dispute between the EU Commission and AstraZeneca over the ins and outs of its contract, Stuart Evans, commercial litigation expert and partner at law firm BLM, examines what this could represent for EU/UK cross-border pharma relations Earlier this year we saw reports of the EU commission and AstraZeneca coming to loggerheads over vaccine roll-out across the bloc. Amidst criticism of the speed of the EU’s vaccine roll-out programme, AstraZeneca reported production problems in its Netherlands and Belgium plants, claiming it as a reason for a shor...

PLANS for a £7.1 million upgrade of Pontypool and New Inn railway station have taken a major step forward after Torfaen council agreed to contribute its share of funding to the project. But councillors have also urged that the number of trains stopping at the station increases amid fears the development will otherwise be “a white elephant”. The project will see a park and ride built with 160 parking spaces which will be accessed off new slip roads from the A4042. A sketch of how the station could look  A new footbridge and a lift will also provide access from the car park to the...

The remaining funding will come from the Cardiff Capital Region and Welsh Government. But concerns were raised about the frequency of stops at the station and that no toilet facilities will be provided as part of the development. Cllr Nick Jones said that currently only two out of three trains stop at the station. “What we’ve got a very real danger of is that people who want to catch these trains that don’t stop will still travel to Cwmbran to be able to get on to these trains,” he said. Cllr Jones said the council must be ‘forceful’ in lobbying for more trains to stop a...