Oxfordshire based charity Dogs for Good is looking for volunteers who can help train puppies from eight weeks old.

Volunteers needed to help train puppies become assistance dogs

British Transport Police is warning drivers and pedestrians of the consequences of misusing level crossings after several incidents near Thatcham.

Drivers and pedestrians warned over level crossing dangers

Dr Peng Wang was shouted at and then repeatedly punched and kicked while out jogging in Southampton.

Victim of racist attack says it was the darkest chapter of his life

Campaigners have criticised the Government’s decision to only impose a ban on conversion therapy for lesbian, gay and bisexual people.

LGBT+ groups demand a ban on conversion therapy for transgender people

Reading Plasma Donation Centre is calling for more people to donate plasma to help produce life-saving medicines.

Plasma donors needed to help make medicines for people with rare immune diseases

12-year-old Lola Teague from Berkshire played the drums for five hours to help pay for a refugee shelter in Poland.

Schoolgirl's drumathon raises thousands of pounds for Ukrainian refugees

17-year-old Marko Podoliak travelled through five countries in three days to escape the war, leaving his family behind.

Promising young footballer flees Ukraine to join Bracknell Town Football Club

One burglary victim says her daughter can not sleep at night after their home was ransacked by jewellery thieves.

Asian families warned to be vigilant after series of 'targeted' burglaries

A set of ancient tapestries that were once cut up as part of a house 'makeover' are back on show in Basingstoke.

Rare 18th century tapestries return to Hampshire after restoration work

The family bought their shared ownership flat off-plan, and claims high performance window glazing and an internal fan were missing when they moved in.

Mum claims son is sick after developer 'broke ventilation promises'

ITV News Meridian has been granted exclusive access to the construction site at Reading's new £20m Green Park Station.

Drone footage shows latest progress on Reading's new train station

For Ukraine, Mariupol is a defeat that reveals all its strengths and forges a national story for heroism and resistance against the odds, writes John Ray.

Mariupol's Azovstal steel works is a story of resistance against the odds

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall arrive in St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, for their three-day trip to Canada to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

The term ‘residential schools’ refers to a dark period in Canada’s history during British colonial rule. It is now commonly referred to as ‘cultural genocide’.

What is Canada’s residential schools scandal Prince Charles referred to?

Alex Davies, founder of neo-Nazi group National Action, has been found guilty at Winchester Crown Court of being a member of the group after it was banned.

Neo-Nazi National Action founder Alex Davies faces jail after guilty verdict

A view of a Sign on the Marylebone Jobcentre Plus office. The Bank of England today warned that parts of the economy might never recover from coronavirus - with unemployment set to rise by a million within months as GDP plunges 9.5\% - with the slump set to be the worst in a Century. (Photo by Dave Rushen / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

ITV News Business and Economics Editor Joel Hills provides analysis on the latest unemployment figures. 

UK unemployment at lowest level in nearly 50 years, but it's a cause for concern

Indigenous groups in the nation want the royal visitors to acknowledge the harm colonisation did to their people.

Charles and Camilla face calls to apologise for UK's colonial past in Canada 

At least 6 million British households were spending every penny of their income even before the price surges, ITV News Political Editor Robert Peston writes.

We're facing an economic crisis like none other 

ITV News has seen previously unseen footage from the front in Ukraine's second city, where soldiers are beating back the Russians in a remarkable turnaround.

Kharkiv residents return as city 'forces Russian soldiers out' in turnaround

Residents in Buffalo fear there will be white supremacist copycat attacks, ITV News Correspondent Robert Moore reports from the scene, as a city mourns.

Mel Bloor

Reporter, ITV News Meridian