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Not since the 1960s has Birmingham experienced so much redevelopment - but will the boom benefit everyone?

The pupil was moved to a mainstream school without proper support and then had to move again, a report finds.

Customers suffer regular operational and security incidents, BBC analysis of new data reveals.

Venture capitalist Sir Michael Moritz steps in after the literary award's previous sponsor withdrew.

A major report says gangs are using "chilling levels of violence" to keep child members compliant.

Levels of depression and self-harm have risen but smoking, drinking and drug use are down, a study finds.

A report today suggests 27,000 children are members of gangs, but how accurate is that figure?

Britain has a new order of insects - thanks to stowaways setting up home in the warmth of a glasshouse.

The first British-led expedition to gather space rocks in the Antarctic returns with 36 objects.

Applications have risen despite fees of £9,250 a year in England, the education secretary says.

Sadio Mane and Virgil van Dijk both score twice as Liverpool return to winning ways to stay top of the Premier League with a dominant performance against Watford.

Chris Williamson had apologised for saying the party had "given too much ground" over the issue.

Labour's Brexit plans are defeated, with Jeremy Corbyn expected to face calls to get behind a further EU referendum.

The couple are attending a party at a Belfast bar to celebrate young people who have made a difference to NI.

Inquests into the blasts which killed 21 people in Birmingham hear further tributes to the victims.

Ajibola Shogbamimu is accused of killing Joy Morgan, 21, who was last seen alive in December.

The new streaming service is set to arrive in the UK, but what is it?

Native English speakers on how their lives have been shaped by learning a second language.

The men used drink, drugs and violence to groom and sexually exploit two vulnerable young girls.

Three teens were stabbed to death in Birmingham within 12 days in what police are calling a "crisis".