Bristol woman wins £127k High Court claim for mum's care at home
Bern Rogers says the row with her siblings since her elderly mother died was "harrowing and deeply sad".
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Wolverhampton shopping centre to be turned into giant art canvas
Hundreds of people will help turn Wolverhampton's Mander Centre into a giant public artwork.
Lancashire dog lover says £12 tug toy from Amazon killed her pet
After losing her cane corso, Antonia Speariett wants to warn other dog owners about rope tug toys.
Museum of Oxford fees partly axed after drop in footfall
City residents will no longer have to pay the £4 entry fee to the Museum of Oxford.
Eric Bauza, voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, dies aged 46
Bauza had voiced a number of characters in this summer's animated hit Coyote vs. Acme.
An Alabama father and daughter warned their insurer they feared the other might burn their $500,000 home; it went up in flames a few weeks later
An Alabama father and daughter warned their home insurer that they feared the other might deliberately set fire to their jointly owned property.
Saudi, Pak and Turkish officials to hold joint meeting in Tehran; discuss regional security
Senior Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish officials will visit Tehran on Monday for a joint meeting with Iranian officials, the first planned talk since the
The dump detectives on the trail of the illegal fly-tippers
The BBC joins environmental enforcement officers as they sift through illegally-dumped waste for clues.
Mapped: Theatres at risk and fighting back across the West of England
During these difficult times, venues are keeping their doors open in a range of ways.
RSPB Minsmere will never be the same after wildfire, says charity
Three months on from a devastating wildfire, the RSPB says it will take 20 years to recover.
'Lula would strengthen Brazil’s commitment to multipolarity': Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has welcomed Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s re-election as Brazil’s president, highlighting his focus on social inclusion,
The French government is hiding behind a ‘riots’ narrative
It is much easier to fearmonger and try to delegitimise the protests than to address students’ demands.
Photos show potholes on road near Wisbech days before fatal crash
The pictures, taken by council representatives, reveal the poor condition of the riverside road.
Walking in Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru? Here’s what nobody tells you
Walking in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru is difficult because the footpaths are broken, blocked or non-existent, and road planning has always given priority
China’s political elite gather for talks on Communist Party discipline
The four-day meeting is being watched closely for clues as to the country’s direction and future leadership.
In 1982, a Minnesota farmer wrote a will leaving his 300-acre farm to his son after his wife's lifetime; a different 1989 will later emerged, and a 2026 appeals court reversed the reopening of his estate
A Minnesota inheritance dispute over a 300-acre farm has taken another turn after an appeals court reversed a lower court's decision to reopen a deceased
Leafy spurge may have arrived in North America through a Massachusetts ballast dump in 1827; contaminated crop seeds later helped the invasive plant spread across the US and Canada
A plant native to Eurasia was recorded in North America in 1827, likely introduced through a ballast dump in Massachusetts.
The Gambia’s first blind magistrate tests a system built for the sighted
For a decade, Muhammed Krubally has shown what is possible and what still needs to change.