Bryony Frost ready for the Grand National

The Devon jockey hopes to become the first woman to ride a Grand National winner.

Bryony Frost looking forward to competing in the Grand National

Management at The Fox & Hounds says all staff have been tested and the pub will be deep cleaned before reopening

Batley pub forced to close after customer tests positive for COVID-19

They were called to check on the welfare of a man in Wolverhampton when they were stabbed

Two paramedics stabbed while called out to patient

Social worker HIlary Tideswell, from Halifax, who stole £550,000 from vulnerable adults

Hilary Tideswell spent cash stolen from clients on Rolex watches and holidays

Halifax social worker stole £550,000 from vulnerable adults 

The burned out wreckage of a stolen car found by South Yorkshire Police

South Yorkshire Police say the man has 'questions to answer' after he leaves hospital

Man's far-fetched excuse after being found lying next to wreck of stolen car

The village train station with the longest name in the Europe is being forced to shut because the platform is too short for social distancing.

Llanfairpwll train station closes due to short platform

 Officers came across the luxury vehicle outside the Peaky Blinders-themed bar in Manchester city centre, left in what appeared to be a suspended parking bay.

Bentley driver sees car towed away by police in Manchester city centre

Rhys Hancock stabbed Helen Hancock and Martin Griffiths to death at their former marital home, after learning of their relationship.

Man admits double murder of estranged wife and her partner

Medical student Malone Mukwende creates a new handbook called 'Mind the Gap'

Medical student, Malone Mukwende creates a handbook of clinical signs for black and brown skin. 'Mind the Gap' aims to teach healthcare professionals about the importance of recognising how some conditions present differently on black and brown skin.

Medical student creates clinical handbook for black and brown skin 

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It isn't the first time that one of the Canterbury Cathedral's cats have gotten involved with the Dean's sermons.

Canterbury Cathedral cat steals the show during sermon - again!

UTV presenter and reporter Sarah Clarke returns to work from maternity leave, having been blogging about life in lockdown as a mum-of-three.

As the children officially began their summer holidays, I was officially back to work. And I am more than ready for it - even if it’s mostly from home.

Sarah Clarke: Back to work and ready for the return

Theatre bosses say the rescue package "comes as a significant relief" as so many arts and heritage organisations find themselves "in a perilous state". Bristol Old Vic bosses have also welcomed the announcement.

Exeter Northcott Theatre praises £1.5bn rescue package for the arts

Street parties in Bristol were dispersed while a rave of around 1,000 people was also stopped in South Gloucestershire.

Raves and mass gatherings dispersed by police on 'Super Saturday'

Under government rules, all close-contact businesses like spas and nail bars will stay closed until further notice.

'It's do or die': South Glos beauty businesses say they are on the brink

The Netflix star has taken the West Country by surprise with an online video promoting Revento Motors.

Which West Country business has Tiger King's Carole Baskin promoted?

The cole family were surprised on their weekend walk when this woodland creature took an unexpected dip in the sea.

The animal surprised dog walkers on Weymouth beach

After the Robins parted ways with Head Coach Lee Johnson, who are the favourites to take over?

Who next for Bristol City?

The valley is right in the heart of the area which inspired the novel Lorna Doone.

Exmoor valley which inspired classic novel bought by National Trust

The driver of the Lamborghini failed to stop for roads police on one of the UK's shortest motorways

Supercar caught driving more than 130mph

Sign reminding visitors to keep two metres apart at the Roman Baths in Bath

The Roman Baths, one of the country's most popular tourist attractions, has re-opened after introducing social distancing and other measures to keep visitors safe during Covid-19.

Bath's historic Roman Baths have reopened - but you have to book

The Island was granted a Certificate of Existing Lawful Development by Plymouth City Council on 19 May 2020 which allows for plans to progress following the lockdown.

The iconic landmark open for the first time in decades

The latest forecast for the West Country region, with data from the Met Office.