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In this weeks news

The 19th century loom that was dismantled three years ago, has been put back together part of the redevelopment of the Herbert

Hundreds of desperate families in Coventry are struggling to cope with mounting debts

Coventry City council has agreed to back plans for three GP lead super surgeries

News bins planned for every city home could double Coventry's household recycling

A police operation to crack down on illegal taxi's has been hailed a big success

Blind footballer Andrew Bryant has endured months of intensive training for the Paralympic games which will start in Beijing

Graves of the First World War veterans been uncovered in Coventry

Opening hours at Coventry's libraries are to be cut

A disabled student was outraged when he was told he couldn't get on a bus because his wheelchair was to big

A hairdresser has thanked hospital staff who have saved her life by spotting a massive tumour she didn't know she had

outlook sport

Regarding Coventry City football club, not quietly bubbling over but reasonably optimistic.

In cricket the third test England vs. South Africa.

The weekend saw the Hungarian grand Prix.

Tennis, last Sunday Andy Murray won his first masters title.

The Olympics start on Friday.

Football, Coventry won the preseason match and look forward to playing Norwich this weekend.

Leo poses his footballing question of the week.

The transfer window ends this weekend.