A witness describes how a victim of a terror attack lay injured at Fishmongers' Hall in London.

Customers flocked to bars and restaurants after coronavirus restrictions were eased.

The 49-year-old is alleged to have sent an offensive message to Romaine Sawyers on social media.

The investment bank is creating a new Midlands outpost which will eventually employ up to 500 staff.

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Tim Kershaw is cycling 26.2 miles a day to raise money for charity after losing over 12 stone.

Yasir Hussain died five days after he played in goal at his Birmingham school, an inquest hears.

A jury has been sworn in at the inquest into the death of two graduates killed at Fishmongers' Hall.

A £1,000 reward has been offered after Darius vanished from his home in Worcestershire on Saturday.

The baby boy, who was found in a Morrisons car park in Bilston, is thought to have been premature.

PC Colin Noble, of West Midlands Police, faces dismissal for allegedly "trying it on" with victims.

Carl Moorhouse, 34, was fatally stabbed during a disturbance in Leamington Spa last May.

Oak Inn owner Darren Lee says 300 to 400 people were turned away to keep within rules.

British actress Nicola Charles alleges that two co-stars contacted Australia's immigration service.

The owner says about 350 were seated outside through the night but up to 400 were turned away.

Shoppers queue outside a Primark store in Birmingham as lockdown eases across England.

A post-mortem examination revealed Kevin Lomas was fatally stabbed in Hall Green, Birmingham.

Actor and former wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has sent a message of support to the family of Azaylia Cain.

Eight-month-old Azaylia Diamond Cain was to undergo specialist treatment in Singapore after £1.5m was donated towards her care.

But her family have since been told her leukaemia was too rare and aggressive.

In a message to the family on Instagram, Johnson said he was "so sorry" to hear about Azaylia's illness and urged the family to "stay strong".

Hundreds queue outside the world's largest Primark as lockdown restrictions are eased.

Warwick residents have been "very supportive" during the months of lockdown, says the town's chamber of trade.

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Sue Butcher, chair of the group, said many small independent shops had found "innovative ways" to continue to trade and the weekly market had continued.

But she said they were "excited" as many venues reopened today.

"Our highly regarded hospitality sector has had a very difficult time and we look forward to when they can fully open. In the meantime those that can have created great outdoor areas," she said.

Ms Butcher added they were grateful for the government's financial support and the district council had ensured funds were "distributed very quickly".