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BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Naomi Osaka into round two at Birmingham's Nature Valley Classic
- County Championship: Tykes skipper Steve Patterson hits 60 and takes 3-21 against Bears
- County Championship: Sussex fight back at Kidderminster after Wayne Parnell's four wickets
- Garry Monk: Birmingham City sack manager after 15 months at club
- Leeds and Birmingham Clean Air Zones 'delayed by government'
- Reward offered after boy shot in head in Wolverhampton
- MPs fear lives at risk over Coventry hospital service 'loss'
- Four injured in crash after Cotteridge police pursuit
- Kevin Shepperson murder: Three guilty of Walsall killing
- HMP Birmingham: Scanner funding failure 'inexplicable'
BBC Bristol News Feed
- County Championship: Mohammad Abbas shines as Leicestershire dominate day two against Gloucestershire
- Bristol Zoo overspill parking row continues
- Butcher told to 'rot in hell' in apparent protest sign
- South Western Railway workers begin five-day strike
- Tatiana Stankovic Davis: Inquest records death from leukaemia
- County Championship: Neil Dexter hits career-best 180 for Leicestershire v Gloucestershire
- Listeria outbreak: More affected hospitals named
- Bath Spa University to hand out drink spike testing cards
- Bath men's post-natal group aims to beat 'macho culture'
- South Western Railway strike set to hit Royal Ascot
Cornwall Council News feed
- Newquay Safe issues reminder to parents
- Annual meeting for St Agnes and Perranporth Community Network Panel
- Nasty surprise for shoppers as card surcharge ban being ignored by businesses
- Fishermen in Cornwall urged to ‘know your numbers’ as part of Men’s Health Week
- Climate change, policing and highways on the agenda at Caradon Community Network Panel meeting
- Cornwall carers celebrated as part of Carers Week
- Health visiting team recognised by UNICEF
- Key decisions for Cornwall Council's Cabinet
- Healthy Under 5's scheme is laying the foundations for life
- Major boost for housing, public transport and the economy as £47m Truro infrastructure funding is announced
BBC Essex News Feed
- Essex drugs arrests after county lines crackdown
- Ben Quartermaine: Mum hopes pupils learn lesson of sea death
- Danny Collinge: Colchester United sign former Stuttgart defender
- Nut allergy man 'thrown off' Turkish Airlines flight
- Prison workout 'turned inmate's life around'
- Marie Curie and Mariah Carey cake mix-up 'was a joke'
- Essex murder inquiry: Beverley O'Connor's death in Burnham-on-Crouch 'not suspicious'
- 'Skatey McSkateface' wins public vote for Southend skate park
- Essex students 'demand change' to sex complaint policy
- Clacton murder trial: Man 'threatened to burn down flat'
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Lucy McHugh: Murder accused denies three rape charges
- Andover fatal house blast: James Kirkby 'blew himself up'
- Hampshire bus drivers stage 24-hour walkout over pay
- South Western Railway workers begin five-day strike
- 'Boaty McBoatface' maps deep ocean water
- Teenage neo-Nazis jailed over terror offences
- Jeremy Kyle declines DCMS inquiry appearance
- Bear hugging record attempt
- Dogs' eyes evolve to appeal to humans
- County Championship: Essex bowl Hampshire out for 88 to complete innings win
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- County Championship: Three-wicket Onions burst edges Lancs nearer victory at Derby
- Cricket World Cup: Afghanistan players in Manchester restaurant altercation
- Pep Guardiola: Manchester City manager's cardigan raises £6,000 for Blues' charity
- Rodri: Man City in talks with Atletico Madrid and willing to pay £62.6m release clause
- Yousef Makki death: Murder accused teen admits possessing knife
- Cheshire Police panel chair asked to resign in LGBT lanyard row
- Martin Gleeson: Ex-GB centre leaves Salford to join Wasps as assistant attack coach
- Romelu Lukaku 'has to leave' Man Utd - Roberto Martinez
- Cosgrove Hall's Wind in the Willows puppets return to Manchester
- Manchester mural celebrates suffragette movement
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Cleethorpes: Stuck teens saved from mud as tide comes in
- Wainfleet flooding: Environment Agency 'warned of risk'
- Wainfleet flooding: Homes remain evacuated until Friday
- Wainfleet flooding: Hundreds spend night away from town
- Wainfleet flooding: More evacuations of homes
- Wainfleet flooding: RAF helps to stem River Steeping breach
- Wild Bill: Lincolnshire Police respond to ITV drama
- England flooding: Homes evacuated and travel disrupted
- 'Suspected grenade' unearthed in Lincoln was agricultural item
- Lincoln supermarket trials 'reverse-vending machine'
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Amersham Art Group – Oil Painting Demonstrations 2019
- L’Etape UK – A Family Cycling Festival & Summer Celebrations of all things 2 Wheeled – Penn Street –
- Open Air Shakespeare & Shakespeare on a Bike – June 2 and June 28
- National Creativity & Wellbeing – Mindfulness Events Mondays in June
- Living History Tudor Courtroom Event – Chiltern open Air Museum – 10 – 17 August
- Meet Napoleonic Soldiers & Find Out About Life in Wellington s Army – Chiltern Open Air Museum – 3/4 August
- Wild About Wool Knitting Event – Chiltern open Air Museum – 12/13 October
- Family Harvest Event -Chiltern open Air Museum – 28-29 Sept
- Free Company Aquitaine demonstrating Medieval Warbow – Chiltern Open Air Museum – 31 Aug to 1 Sept
- Amersham Art Group – Oil Painting Demonstrations
Student denies attempting to kill elderly lover in Buckinghamshire
Benjamin Field admits targeting Ann Moore-Martin, 83, but denies attempting to murder her.
Mathieu Baudry: Swindon Town sign former Milton Keynes Dons defender
Swindon Town sign ex-Bournemouth, Orient and Doncaster defender Mathieu Baudry following his release by MK Dons.
Rare Roman floor and museum vandalised in St Albans, Hertfordshire
Vandals damaged the museum removing flints from the building's walls to smash windows.
Luton knife crime: 'Phoenix' sculpture made from 500 knives
The artwork has been made from knives handed into police "to provoke conversation" says organisers.
Boy, 15, stabbed more than 20 times in Luton
A local resident says she heard shouts like someone was "screaming for their life".
Parish council tax bills rise 'to save services from cuts'
BBC analysis found 45 parishes more than doubled their levy on the Band D council tax for 2019-20.
Hertfordshire church's lead roof targeted twice by thieves
About 90% of the church's lead roof was either stolen or damaged in the thefts, police say.
Horse injured in hit and run in Thornton, Buckinghamshire
The animal's injuries 'may end his career', his owner says.
Kieran Agard: Milton Keynes Dons striker signs new deal
Milton Keynes Dons striker Kieran Agard signs a new deal to stay with the League One club.
Hitchin paramedic attack: Man charged with assaulting ambulance crew
The two victims were called to reports that a person was unwell, the ambulance service say.
Woman seriously injured in Rickmansworth bus crash
The woman is taken to hospital with serious injuries after the crash in Rickmansworth.
Canoe Slalom World Cup: GB's Mallory Franklin wins K1 gold
Watch Great Britain's Mallory Franklin winning run as she earns gold in the Canoe Slalom World Cup K1 Final at Lee Valley.
Art turning Bedford homeless man's life around
Alex Watts says if it was not for the help he has received he would be back on the streets.
Missing dog Clodagh found by police during raid
Springer Spaniel Clodagh's owners have been campaigning for her return on social media.
Man jailed for 'ferocious' pub attacks in Chesham
CCTV pictures show a 25-year-old repeatedly punching a man in an unprovoked attack at a bar.
Parent hands in knife found in bedroom to Bedfordshire Police
Police praise a parent who handed in a knife which they found in their son's bedroom.
Cameron Hill stabbing: Three charged in murder probe
Cameron Hill, 23, from North Mymms, was stabbed to death in a block of flats on Monday.
Regan Poole: MK Dons sign former Manchester United defender
League One side MK Dons sign Wales Under-21 defender Regan Poole following his release by Manchester United.
West Hertfordshire hospital campaigners call public meeting a 'sham'
Campaigners want a new hospital, but NHS bosses favour updating existing services.
Bank Holiday change will 'cost calendar maker £200,000'
Calendar maker says it will have to replace the May pages on 400,000 calendars it has already printed.