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BMX rider, 8, could soon be crowned world champion
Henry could soon be a world champion after winning ten out of ten of his races.
Safe house pet Marley wins cat of the year award
The seven-year-old feline takes the title in recognition of his "incredible gift of empathy".
Drummer quits office job to busk near gig venues
Joey Swindells says it is "amazing" to earn a living from busking near gig venues and festivals.
'Being a parent shouldn't come at a cost in politics'
Online participation would allow more parents and caregivers to go into politics, according to a pregnant councillor in Worcester.
Sex Education actor's arrest to be investigated
Reece Richards was returning home to Fulham when he was pepper-sprayed by Met Police officers.
Aldi checkout racer set to take on nemesis cashier
Leroy Lupton's videos of his races against local Aldi cashiers have been viewed millions of times.
Families' eight-year wait to see full Letby report
The mother of twin boys told the Thirlwall Inquiry she had only seen the unredacted version this week.
Looking back at 90 years of broadcasting in city
A look back on 90 years of broadcasting and production at the BBC Bristol office.
'Working for £3 an hour made me feel dirty'
A BBC investigation finds garment workers who explain why they accepted wages as low as £3 an hour.
First Sikh sacred music exams launched in UK
Sikh sacred music, also known as Kirtan, has become part of the universal music examination system.
Jones 'wrong' about my leadership ability - Itoje
Maro Itoje says former England head coach Eddie Jones was wrong about his leadership ability as he prepares to take over the captaincy at Saracens.
More families refusing to donate relatives' organs
Hundreds of patients died waiting for a transplant last year, amid concerns about consent rates.
Disabled woman forced to sleep in stairwell
Joanne Scott, who has a lung condition, says the lift in her block of flats breaks down regularly.
Ex-doctor used rusty tool for circumcision - court
Mohammad Siddiqui caused "unnecessary suffering" to 23 children, a jury hears.
Double-decker bus crashes into railway bridge
A structural engineer is due to attend the scene later to assess any damage.
Man who blinded 'peacemaker' outside club jailed
The victim lost the sight in his right eye, which he said has had life changing consequences for him.
Tributes to mum and son after 'unexplained' deaths
Tasmin and Hudson Paterson died in unexplained circumstances at a property near Bodmin, police say.
Essex fined £100,000 after admitting racism charges
Essex are fined £100,000 after admitting charges relating the "systemic" use of racist language or conduct at the club between 2001 and 2010.
Community help family ripped off by dodgy builder
Elisa Sonaglioni and Tom Walsh's home was at risk of collapse when their builder disappeared.
Man who killed pregnant girlfriend has sentence cut
Liam Taylor, who stabbed Ailish Walsh to death with scissors, has his minimum term reduced by two years.
Man jailed for Telegram race hate posts amid riots
Ehsan Hussain used a fake name to send "vile" racist messages on the messaging app, a court hears.
'We spend £60 a day on taxis to get our son to school'
Father Matthew accuses Birmingham City Council of "punishing the most vulnerable children".