“You could take a bath in some of them” - Liverpool reflects on pothole problem

Gateshead A1 Police Crash

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A man and a woman in their 20s have both been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and aiding and abetting, respectively.

HS2 boss says project needs a full reset

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HS2’s boss says the Birmingham-to-London rail project needs a full reset, with no confirmed start date. The government is promising changes – but questions remain over delays and delivery.

Nancy Spains: Welcoming Manchester’s new exciting Irish bar

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We went down to Nancy Spains before it opened to talk to owner, Peter about what the business would bring to Manchester and why they’ve plumped for serving Murphy’s Stout rather than Guinness.

Kids and gaming: How do you keep it safe and balanced?

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As concerns rise about child safety in online gaming, we ask locals how they strike the balance between fun and protection. What boundaries or tips do they recommend for keeping kids safe while gaming?

The full timeline of Birmingham's 2025 bin strikes

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Birmingham’s bin strike shows no sign of ending. This timeline traces how the crisis unfolded — from council bankruptcy to all-out strike — and what Brummies can expect now.

Goodbye to Goodison - new exhibition pays tribute to EFC's ground

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Celebrating the traditions and rituals of fans that congregate around the ground before every home game.

Best places to watch the London Marathon

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A guide to the London Marathon.

What is on in the city of Bristol?

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Now spring has sprung Noahs Ark Zoo Farm has lots of animals for locals to visit. The farm has an interactive Egg Hunt will take you on a trail of puzzles, anagrams, and riddles, leading you through the zoo as you uncover fascinating facts about some incredible animals including their playful new Asian short-clawed otters and pride of lions.

Athletic Bilbao football fans meet at George Square in Glasgow ahead of their match against Rangers

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George Square was filled with Athletic Club fans earlier.

Bristol City Council notice a huge rise in fly tipping!

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A huge rise in fly-tipping in Bristol has been blamed on the cost of living crisis starting to ease off. As inflation has fallen and salaries have gone up since the peak of the crisis, more people are feeling comfortable enough to buy expensive items like new sofas, dumping their old ones