Britain's most tattooed man waits 6 months for passport
A man who has 90% of his body covered in tattoos, and was denied a passport after changing his name, says after 6 months one is on its way.
Royal loo - toilet built for the Queen up for grabs
A toilet built for the sole use of the Queen during a visit to the Midlands is being given away.
VIDEO: Black Country 'grannies' twerk the world by storm
Seen more than 180,000 times on YouTube as far away as India & Japan, this video of four Black Country 'grannies' isn't all that it seems.
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Nottingham's very own Batman emerges from cave
It's taken some delicate negotiations, but after weeks of being photographed hanging around the city, Nottingham's very own Batman has emerged from his cave to speak to ITV News Central.
The caped crusader says he's on a mission to save the world by making people smile.
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'Batman' spotted hanging around city centre
A man dressed as Batman has been spotted hanging around various locations in Nottingham City Centre. But who is the caped crusader?
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Comedy audience unamused by maggot shower during gig
Maggots from a dead pigeon fell from the air conditioning on to the audience at a Jongleurs Comeey Club night held in Nottingham.
Read the full storyHundreds gather to stop man being evicted from home
After sharing a desperate plea on YouTube, Tom Crawford was astonished when 200 strangers showed at his Nottingham home to help his protest.
Read the full storyCCTV of rare Amur leopards at Twycross Zoo
CCTV has been released by Twycross Zoo of two of the world's most endangered big cats.
Video courtesy of Twycross Zoo.
Amur leopards live in China and south-eastern Russia.
With fewer than 50 of the cats left in the wild, the new arrivals form part of a conservation effort to save the species from extinction.
Cute! World's rarest big cats born at Twycross Zoo
Staff at Twycross Zoo are celebrating the pitter-patter of little paws after the birth of two of the world's most endangered big cats, the Amur leopard.
With fewer than 50 of the cats left in the wild, the new arrivals form part of a conservation effort to save the species from extinction.
Amur leopards live in China and south-eastern Russia, where they face the threat of poaching, illegal logging, forest clearance and land development - on top of the risks posed by disease and in-breeding in such a small population.
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Mysterious artwork in Nottingham - could it be Banksy?
Details have emerged of a possible 'Banksy' graffiti artwork in Nottingham.
The painting is on a wall under a pedestrian footbridge across the canal in the city.
Banksy is a graffiti artist based in the UK. He is also a political activist, film director and painter. His street art combines dark humour with graffiti in a stencilling technique.
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Britain's most tattooed man waits 6 months for passport
A man who has 90% of his body covered in tattoos, and was denied a passport after changing his name, says after 6 months one is on its way.
Read the full storyRoyal loo - toilet built for the Queen up for grabs
A toilet built for the sole use of the Queen during a visit to the Midlands is being given away.
Read the full storyVIDEO: Black Country 'grannies' twerk the world by storm
Seen more than 180,000 times on YouTube as far away as India & Japan, this video of four Black Country 'grannies' isn't all that it seems.
Read the full story