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BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Man killed care worker in hit-and-run crash in Walsall.
- Man who ran over PC Gareth Phillips with patrol car jailed
- Tipton residents in temporary accommodation after burst pipe flood
- Bordesley Green petrol bomber targets same car twice
- Racist abuse in Bulgaria-England game 'clear as day' - Tyrone Mings
- Dan Evans beats Bernard Tomic at Stockholm Open
- LGBT teaching row: Call for larger exclusion zone
- Tipton house collapses after water main bursts
- Runners 'understand' half marathon safety changes
- Safety calls after multiple Walsall canal falls
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Gloucestershire: George Scott joins county on three-year deal from Middlesex
- Extinction Rebellion Bristol slams council petrol station purchase
- Bristol boxing charity gets grant to help 'at risk' children
- Damage that led to metre River Avon drop to cost £3.5m
- Chef Claire Thompson's notes for new book stolen from car
- Bristol City Council £98,000 payout error 'led to cover-up'
- Bristol Windrush musician Jashwha Moses died after citizenship awarded
- Police encourage Muslim women to report hate crime
- Liverpool hit back to deny Bristol City
- Missing semi-wild Savannah cat re-captured in Bristol
Cornwall Council News feed
- Cornwall Council leader calls on government to tackle regional inequality at research launch in Brussels
- Good news for Cornwall’s railways as number of journeys soar
- Saltash house remains shut as partnership tackles anti-social behaviour
- Cornish teenager appeals for more people to think about adoption
- Cornwall Council supports The Eden Project’s drive towards clean energy
- Next milestone met as contractor appointed to deliver the new St Austell to A30 link road
- Date Confirmed for Cornwall Tour of Britain Stage in 2020
- Magistrates warn a Cornish mum to make sure her children attend school
- Cornwall’s Port Health team oversees successful Falmouth Oyster Festival
- Two of Cornwall’s Councillors shortlisted to win an LGiU award
BBC Essex News Feed
- Waltham Abbey crash: Second arrest after man dies as car hits tree
- Southend's 'dangerous' cycle divider to be removed
- Henrik Larsson: Southend United talks over manager role collapse
- Ronnie O'Sullivan: Crawley English Open venue 'still needs change'
- English Open: Ronnie O'Sullivan through in final frame against Jamie O'Neill
- Pony rescued from Chelmsford swimming pool
- Norfolk stately home Houghton Hall provides canvas for artist Richard Woods
- Food writer Jack Monroe 'loses £5,000 in phone-number hijack'
- England takes the World Porridge Making title in the Highlands
- Cambridge gallery lends art to students 'with none damaged' in 60 years
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Southampton Townhill Park: Homes revamp scheme 'causing pupil intake drop'
- Students protest over Portsmouth Stanhope House delay
- WW2 Royal Engineer veteran's funeral attended by hundreds after plea
- New Forest cattle to be de-horned after walkers attacked
- Girl, 4, suffers kidney failure after E. coli bug
- Peterborough prison death family 'treading water'
- Cancer patients show scars for Stand Up To Cancer
- First tests of HMS Prince of Wales capabilities
- Train passengers shine in diamond hunt
- Rangers: Southampton's Ross Wilson poised to become director of football
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Teenage boy stabbed on bus on Wilmslow Road in Manchester
- Manchester Airport passengers face 'longest security queues' in UK
- Women's Champions League: Arsenal and Manchester City eye quarter-final spots
- Manchester criminals arrested in Cheshire hotel hot tub
- Chloe McGurk: NI Manchester stabbing victim required surgery
- Ann Marie Pomphret stables murder: Husband jailed for life
- Newton Heath shooting: Gunman fires shot at taxi
- Racist abuse in Bulgaria-England game 'clear as day' - Tyrone Mings
- Man Utd: Anthony Martial to return to training before Liverpool match
- John Dreyer: Oldham Athletic appoint assistant head coach
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- The super Nova swimming star and the teenagers with Tokyo 2020 vision
- Drink-drive North East Lincolnshire Council leader Ray Oxby banned from driving
- Spalding relief road plan could see homes demolished
- Little Grimsby pays tribute to WW2 pilot's sacrifice
- Fire chief receives 'malicious' messages after Fireman Sam axed
- Disease threat row over imported Romanian dogs
- The hungry 26-year-old who set up a £100m food firm
- Why are there sex shops on the A1?
- Peterborough United 2-0 Lincoln City
- Ploughmen and women compete for national title in Nocton
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Hospice of St. Francis Firewalk Challenge – 2nd November
- Amersham Art Group – Demonstrations – 1st Oct – Susan Gray
- Halloween Spectacular – Chiltern Open Air Museum – Friday November 1
- AMCHOR Autumn term – new members welcome! – Starts September 2
- Hospice of St Francis Open Afternoon, Sunday 22nd September
- Gordon King Watercolour Demonstration – Amersham Art Group – 3rd September
Council Leader and Deputy Leader to stand down this autumn (21-08-19)
Cllr Chris Millar has announced that he will resign from his role as Leader of DDC on 31 October 2019, along with the Deputy Leader Cllr Liz Griffin.
Categories: Daventry
Young, black and off to study at the University of Oxford
BBC London follows Skai Campbell as he packs his bags and heads off to university.
Royal Papworth Hospital rated 'outstanding' in all categories
The hospital in Cambridge is the first in the UK to be rated outstanding in all five areas.
Categories: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Luton airport expansion 'reckless and irresponsible'
A second consultation into expansion at Luton Airport opens today and includes plans for a second terminal.
UK News BBC News Feed: Jailed British holidaymakers 'to be released soon'
The couple are being held in an immigration centre with their three-month-old baby.
Categories: News in Britain
UK News BBC News Feed: Prince Harry has an emotional moment during speech
Prince Harry takes a moment as he talks about becoming a father at the WellChild Awards.
Categories: News in Britain
Josh Ibuanokpe: Saracens prop handed five-week suspension by RFU
Saracens prop Josh Ibuanokpe is banned for five weeks for "striking with the head" in his side's victory against Harlequins.
UK News BBC News Feed: Extinction Rebellion Grandparents: Our generation is partly responsible
Despite a London-wide police ban, a group called Extinction Rebellion Grandparents continued to protest.
Categories: News in Britain
UK News BBC News Feed: Brexit: DUP say 'gaps remain' after Johnson meeting
It is the second night running the party and Boris Johnson have met amid speculation a deal is close.
Categories: News in Britain
UK News BBC News Feed: Nicola Sturgeon's SNP conference speech: 'Independence referendum must happen next year'
The SNP leader's party conference speech carried strong messages on Brexit and Scottish independence.
Categories: News in Britain
UK News BBC News Feed: Racist abuse of England players 'utterly disgusting'
Pupils at Raheem Sterling's old school give their reaction to the abuse England players faced in Bulgaria.
Categories: News in Britain
UK News BBC News Feed: His Dark Materials: Lin-Manuel Miranda goes behind the scenes
Lin-Manuel Miranda reveals why he loves the Philip Pullman books ahead of the TV series' launch.
Categories: News in Britain
UK News BBC News Feed: Sammy-Lee Lodwig murder trial: Jason Farrell 'tied victim to bed'
Jason Farrell repeatedly stabbed Sammy-Lee Lodwig at his flat in Swansea, a court hears.
Categories: News in Britain
Man 'fired at police' during 'rampage' in Castle Cary
A trial hears how Daniel Hannam "deliberately fired" at armed officers during a siege in January.
Categories: Somerset
Southampton Townhill Park: Homes revamp scheme 'causing pupil intake drop'
The number of pupils starting reception at Townhill Infant School fell by a third in September.
Welcome to Yorkshire had a 'spend now worry later' culture
Welcome to Yorkshire's new boss says oversight was "largely absent" from the tourist body.
Categories: Humberside
Welcome to Yorkshire had a 'spend now worry later' culture
Welcome to Yorkshire's new boss says oversight was "largely absent" from the tourist body.
Categories: North Yorkshire
Welcome to Yorkshire had a 'spend now worry later' culture
Welcome to Yorkshire's new boss says oversight was "largely absent" from the tourist body.
Categories: Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Thomas Cook collapse: 'We had to pay for our wedding twice'
A couple from Moneymore had to pay for their wedding in Cyprus again when Thomas Cook collapsed.
Categories: Northern Ireland
Reading students gather in support of Hong Kong protesters
Two groups of students held protests at the University of Reading.