The "living exhibition" created by Coventry artist Hardish Virk includes rooms tracing five decades.

Lorraine Bryan, RSPCA Coventry's manager, says staff face daily abuse by people abandoning animals.

Some councils say many families have still to apply before Friday's deadline.

The scheme is targeting Birmingham's most deprived areas in an effort to tackle tooth decay.

Your Voice, Your BBC News received hundreds of responses about fines for breaching obscure rules.

Dr Beverly Lindsay, of the Association of Jamaican Nationals UK, says they are "on standby" waiting to help.

Scientists say the compound could help tackle infections that claim around 1.1 million lives each year.

The sculptor of a statue of Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister signs a lease on a shop dedicated to the star.

A group of about 40 people are to take part in the roller disco, starting on 8 November in Biddulph.

Dante Kalsi denies murder and says the victim was intent on hurting him and friends, a jury hears.

Bridget Phillipson responds to a Reform council's plea over the distances pupils walk to school.

Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion argues it would cost £90,000 for a station counter service.

The housing order will mitigate the risk of further outbreaks of bird flu.

People can go to a link on the Amazon website or donate items from a wish list to a collection point.

The University of Surrey says its study exposed weaknesses that allowed unauthorised transactions.

Police are called to disorder near Dunstall Peace Park in Wolverhampton on Monday afternoon.

One Bromsgove councillor says the new machines will lead to a better quality of life for everyone.

The couple are accused of taking the "unusual haul" from a shop in King's Lynn.

The attack on the car firm is said to be the UK's most economically damaging, costing up to £1.9bn.

Shaun and Sophie Oceans chatted to King Charles about their cocktail bar on his Staffordshire visit.