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London
- London murders: Violent crime wave 'is not new normal'
- Loughborough Junction: Tributes to graffiti artists hit by train
- Anthony Joshua: Heavyweight champion likely to return to Cardiff for next fight
- Finsbury Park attack: Minute's silence held to mark anniversary
- London man 'plotted to kill PM in suicide attack'
Oxford City
BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Birmingham Classic: Johanna Konta beaten by Petra Kvitova
- WW2 flare gun among 116 weapons surrendered in amnesty
- Reagan Asbury murder trial: Boxing fan 'stabbed in row'
- Daniel Fitzjohn: Murder arrest in Northampton newsagent stabbing
- London man 'plotted to kill PM in suicide attack'
- Abusive Birmingham husband 'beat wife and locked her indoors'
- Jess Carter: Chelsea Women sign Birmingham City and England defender
- Mark Yates: Macclesfield appoint Solihull boss as manager
- Violent husband kept wife virtual prisoner for 16 years
- Worcestershire: Brett D'Oliveira appointed as captain for three Championship games
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Portishead councillor unable to quit because of lift share
- Bristol City Council finds money 'to keep every library open'
- Tribute to race track crash victim Joshua Pillinger
- Pontypridd hen party 'shocked' at flight cancellation
- Radstock death: Three murder arrests as man found dead
- Funds appeal after surgery on unborn baby in Germany
- Marley Watkins: Bristol City sign Norwich and Wales forward for £1m
- Fan completes football ground challenge
- Rovers and City both drawn at home in cup
- Severn Tunnel to shut for electrification work
Cornwall Council News feed
- Truro City Council celebrates taking over the ownership of Zeb’s Youth Café
- Cornwall Council and Suez Celebrate Official Opening of Cornwall Energy Recovery Centre
- A-roads to get £3million boost from government safer roads fund
- Safer Penzance increases presence in town in response to concerns about anti-social behaviour
- More ‘Homes for Cornwall’ for local people at an affordable rent or for shared ownership as work gets underway in Penzance
- Council praises response to the fire at Merrifield Close, Truro
- Make your pledge to help reduce air pollution on Clean Air Day
- Cornwall’s Maritime lead recognised with an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours
- Support for Cornish tick box grows as hundreds flock to get a Cornish passport
- Council praises response to the fire at Merrifield Close, Truro last night
BBC Essex News Feed
- Jaywick care home for people with mental health issues criticised
- Jermaine McGlashan: Swindon Town sign winger after release by Southend
- Inquest hears Timothy Osborne drowned off Long Island
- Clacton student found racist abuse written on T-shirt
- Former Colchester school launches abuse damages fund
- 'Very smelly' cat stuck in Clacton car engine grille
- Real-life 'Chicken Run' for stowaway hen using lorry
- Southend stab victim 'would never hurt anyone'
- Colchester stalking inquiry: Man accused over five cases
- Fan completes football ground challenge
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Crete resort death: West Sussex man guilty of manslaughter
- Bob Higgins trial: Southampton FC 'warned about abuse claims'
- Former Godalming mayor jailed for child sex offences
- WW2: Funeral held for Pegasus Bridge D-Day veteran
- Ollie Rayner: Hampshire sign Middlesex off-spinner on loan
- South Western Railway staff strikes called off
- Water firms failed customers during 'Beast from the East'
- One-Day Cup: Hampshire beat Yorkshire to set up Lord's final against Kent
- Former PM's aide denies Tenby sexual assault charge
- Newport death: One-punch killer's appeal dismissed
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Mark Yates: Macclesfield appoint Solihull boss as manager
- Anti-stalking: Cheshire Police and Suzy Lamplugh Trust launch unit
- Prison worker arrested over rape at Forest Bank jail
- Scott Wiseman: Salford City sign former Chesterfield full-back
- Craig Morgan: Fleetwood sign Wigan central defender
- Northern Rail: Guards row sparks fresh strikes
- England v New Zealand: Wigan's George Williams ruled out with injury
- GTR and Northern rail bosses 'were aware' of likely chaos
- Tyson Fury: Former heavyweight champion looking forward to Windsor Park date
- Arrest after 'brutal' murder in Manchester
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Northern Rail: Guards row sparks fresh strikes
- GTR and Northern rail bosses 'were aware' of likely chaos
- 'Terrified' trapped Swayfield deer prompts netting warning
- Imps midfielder Whitehouse joins Grimsby
- Woman dies in river dog rescue attempt at Lincolnshire reserve
- 'Punish a Muslim Day' letter suspect charged
- Wind change sees Heckington Windmill spinning wrong way
- Job losses as Mattressman bed retailer closes stores
- World Cup: England fan covers house with giant flag
- Aaron Heading: Briton wins World Cup trap gold in Malta
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Screening of The Theory of Everything – 7 July – In Aid of South Bucks Branch of the MND Association
- Pednoor Loop Walk – Sunday 1 July
- Visit to Bledlow Manor Gardens – 22 June
- Cheerleading Camp – Tuesday 29th May – Friday 1st June
- New Bridge Classes to start in the Autumn – Free Taster Sessions July / August / September
- Amersham Art Group Workshops May – July
- Chiltern Humanists Meeting – 8 May – Amersham – My Journey to Humanism
- Subwoofers Music Festival – 6th May – Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, The Grange, Saunderton
- Workaid Exhibition – How to Recycle and Help Others – Amersham Museum 2nd May – 3rd June
- Amersham Art Group – Acrylic & Oil Artists Demonstration – May, June & July
London murders: Violent crime wave 'is not new normal'
Steve O'Connell said it is "horrifying" there have been 75 murders in the capital in six months.
Loughborough Junction: Tributes to graffiti artists hit by train
The men were hit by an out-of-service passenger train while in a "particularly dangerous place".
Anthony Joshua: Heavyweight champion likely to return to Cardiff for next fight
Cardiff's Principality Stadium is the front-runner to stage Anthony Joshua's potential world heavyweight unification title fight with Deontay Wilder.
Finsbury Park attack: Minute's silence held to mark anniversary
"We will not let terrorists divide us," says Prime Minister Theresa May, one year on from the attack.
London man 'plotted to kill PM in suicide attack'
An Islamic State fanatic planned a "blade and explosion" attack on Downing Street, a court hears.
South Africa v England: Mike Brown says 'I'm a human, not a robot' after fan row
England full-back Mike Brown says he is "not a robot" after a verbal altercation with a fan following Saturday's defeat in South Africa.
Ruben Sammut: Chelsea midfielder joins Falkirk on loan
Falkirk land Chelsea Under-23 captain Ruben Sammut on a season-long loan deal.
Vyan Sampson: West Ham Ladies sign defender on free transfer
Women's Super League 1 newcomers West Ham Ladies sign defender Vyan Sampson on a free transfer.
Jess Carter: Chelsea Women sign Birmingham City and England defender
Chelsea Women sign England international defender Jess Carter on a three-year deal from Birmingham City.
Finsbury Park attack survivor 'doesn't regret' helping victims
Shariff Xamza suffered brain damage after helping victims of last year's Finsbury Park attack.
Curran brothers in England T20 squad
All-rounder Ben Stokes is left out of England's squad for their T20 internationals against Australia and India as brothers Tom and Sam Curran are included.
Ollie Rayner: Hampshire sign Middlesex off-spinner on loan
Hampshire sign Middlesex off-spinner Ollie Rayner on loan for their next two County Championship matches.
Bernd Leno: Arsenal agree fee for Bayer Leverkusen and Germany goalkeeper
Arsenal agree a fee - reported to be 22m euros (£19.3) - for Bayer Leverkusen and Germany goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
Water firms failed customers during 'Beast from the East'
The water industry regulator says firms did not support customers properly during the "Beast from the East".
Finsbury Park victim: 'Some people are afraid'
Tahseen Ahmed Chowdhury, a victim of the Finsbury Park attack, says a year on some people are still afraid.
Anglesey exhumation 33 years after man went missing
An unidentified body was found on a beach in 1985, but police now believe he was a missing Irishman.
Eel Pie Island
How a hidden hotel at Eel Pie Island helped make a name for the Rolling Stones.
World Cup 2018: Local residents raise the flag for England
Hundreds of flags decorate the Bermondsey estate to celebrate the World Cup, as England start their campaign.
GTR and Northern rail bosses 'were aware' of likely chaos
Rail industry bosses are questioned by MPs after timetable changes cause delays and cancellations.
Cannabis oil row: Billy Caldwell discharged from hospital
The 12-year-old is treated in hospital for his severe epilepsy with the oil, which is illegal in the UK.