National
£140m needed so England’s cathedrals ‘don’t fail on our watch’
'£50 billion is the amount of money generated, according to the Treasury, to the economy by our lovely English cathedrals.'
InYourArea
National
Covid-19 booster rollout open to people aged 30 and over from Monday
There are around 7.5 million people aged 30 to 39, and 3.5 million of those are eligible from Monday
InYourArea Community
Blast from the past: The most talked about topics from July 24, 1991
We take a look back at letters to the editor in the Birmingham Mail
National
The most remote home in England among most viewed in 2021
From coastal paradises, to local landmarks, the British public have been looking at a whole array of dream homes
InYourArea
Guide Dogs charity wants action to stop illegal use of e-scooters
An initial impact of hitting a pedestrian at 15.5 mph could cause moderate injury but it could be worse if someone falls and hit their head.
National
105-year-old marathon fundraiser plans to celebrate MBE with champagne
The centenarian raised more than £39,000.
National
Blind kittens rescued and reunited in Christmas miracle find purr-fect home
'Poor Gabriel lost both of his eyes after having cat flu as a tiny kitten and that left him with empty eye sockets.'
National
New care home visitor limits as part of Covid Plan B restrictions
Fully vaccinated residents visiting family and friends outside the care home will be asked to take a lateral flow test on alternate days for two weeks after each outing
National
Skinny pandemic pup abandoned in a cage has found new home in time for Christmas
The RSPCA are appealing for information to find who dumped Coco in Doncaster
InYourArea News
Omicron variant cases identified in Plymouth
The city's health chief Dr Ruth Harrell announced that cases of the Covid-19 variant have been discovered.
National
People are queuing for hours to see the Christmas display at this house
The really special thing about the festive site is that it is being run by one local man.
InYourArea
Miniature castle built by soldier who inspired Shakespeare character is saved
The Grade II* listed brick structure, which had fallen into disrepair, was added to the Heritage at Risk Register in 1998.