A grieving Yorkshire family from Harrogate, with no rowing experience, will row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to raise funds for Suicide&Co, a charity that supported them after their father's suicide.
Rowcroft Hospice in South Devon launches a 36-hour matched funding campaign, aiming to raise £200,000 for specialist care for life-limiting illnesses, inspired by a family's story.
The Labour government is evaluating a new version of the discontinued Help to Buy scheme under pressure from housebuilders to stimulate housing demand and support first-time buyers.
A 20-year-old Universal Credit claimant from Northamptonshire has been sanctioned by the DWP after refusing a job at a chicken farm due to severe allergies he warned could be fatal.
Initial photographs have surfaced of Jesse Van Rootselaar, the 18-year-old suspected of a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia, Canada, which left nine dead and 25 injured.
A ten-year vision to revitalise Bilston with £20 million in funding will be discussed by Wolverhampton Council's cabinet. The plan includes high street improvements, park upgrades, community facilities, and the return of Bilston Carnival after 18 years.
Astronomers predict Saudi Arabia may begin Ramadan fasting on February 18 or 19, 2026, with potential global divergence due to visibility issues of the new crescent moon.
The Martha Flower Shaped Wall Mirror from Dunelm has a perfect five-star rating, with homeowners praising its design and value for money.
A major road in Bearwood remains cordoned off by police following a violent incident that left three men requiring hospital treatment. Three arrests have been made as investigations continue.
An inquest ruled Lucy Harrison's death as unlawful killing due to gross negligence manslaughter after her father shot her in Texas. Bodycam footage shows his account to police.
An inquest ruled Lucy Harrison's death as unlawful killing due to gross negligence manslaughter after her father shot her during a holiday visit in Texas.
Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek has passed away at age 48 after a long battle with colorectal cancer. His family announces his death and launches a GoFundMe campaign to cover medical costs and support his wife and six children.
Philip Gould, 64, has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for a drunken rampage on a British Airways flight, where he assaulted his wife, threatened cabin crew, and offered a sex act to a flight attendant.
A major emergency response in Loughborough's Baxter Gate was triggered by a reported hazardous substance, later identified as harmless salt. Road closures and evacuations have been lifted.
West Midlands Police arrested five individuals, including two teenagers, and confiscated Class A drugs and ammunition during a targeted raid on Tresham Road in Kingstanding.
A Birmingham council tenant is paying £1,200 for a rat-infested flat with a live sewer manhole in her bedroom, deemed unsafe after six years of complaints and job loss.
Three elderly men were injured in a robbery in Dudley where thieves stole a valuable collection of gold and silver Royal Mint commemorative coins, including pieces featuring John Lennon and David Bowie.
A 16-year-old has been charged with two counts of attempted murder following a machete attack on three boys in Shirley. One victim suffered life-changing injuries.
Mossley Farmers Market has been named Best Small Speciality Market at the Great British Market Awards, a remarkable achievement for the monthly community event launched in 2025.
Paige Brookes, 24, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and failing to stop for police after a high-speed chase in Stafford that ended with her crashing into railings.
Millions of households on Universal Credit will see their payments increase by up to £295 annually from April 2026, as part of new welfare reforms announced by the DWP.
Four-year-old Rory Smith from Tividale has been appointed Aldi's official Nugget Taster after a video of him crying over a stolen chicken nugget at a Wolves game went viral nationwide.
Lauren Wood discloses she and Harrison Solomon were in constant contact and intended to reconcile before his surprise Love Island All Stars entrance, leaving her heartbroken.
The Library of Birmingham was lit up in yellow to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Marie Curie's Great Daffodil Appeal, encouraging local fundraisers and support for end-of-life care.
Sue Ryder's open-water swimming event, Lap the Lake, is back in Reading on May 16, featuring new distances and early bird tickets. Participants can swim to raise funds for palliative care.
Phil Roberts from Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll is participating in Prostate Cancer UK's March the Month challenge, walking 11,000 steps daily to raise funds and awareness for men's health.
With Valentine's Day approaching, Birmingham shoppers can find red roses for as low as £3.47 at Morrisons with a More Card, while Aldi and Lidl offer competitive prices under £4.
Moya Cole Hospice launches Will Month in May, where local solicitors waive fees for donations. A patient's partner shares how creating a will eased administrative burdens after loss.
East Cheshire Hospice receives specially designed trolleys from Bollington-based Tullis Russell, enabling patients to create lasting memories with loved ones through art and craft activities.
EastEnders actress Molly Rainford appeals for donations to a fundraiser after a family member's baby was born sleeping. The campaign aims to provide cooling cots for maternity wards across the UK.