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Terror attack victims and injured soldiers are to benefit from research at the Birmingham centre.

Chris Morris looks at some of the key dates coming up in the Brexit talks.

ITV confirms the 10 names heading to the jungle in Australia - from soap stars to a football boss.

Last year's glitterball winner describes his intense year as he prepares to take to the stage.

Families with autistic children say they struggle to get support to cope with violent outbursts.

An independent scientific review says badger culling can have a modest effect in reducing cattle TB.

Action on Sugar surveyed milkshakes on sale in the UK - one contained 39 teaspoons of sugar.

"Scrooge" officials who wanted to replace pupils' Turkey roast dinner with sandwiches change their minds.

Why retailers need to be doing more for their disabled customers.

Primary pupils in Manchester take on design projects to boost creativity and problem solving skills.

Calendars featuring gifts like cosmetics or wine have become a huge hit, but are there too many of them?

Malachi Ralph from Cornwall says he feels calmer when he is around animals as his tics reduce.

The papers' takes on the Brexit negotiations feature in a range of stories on Tuesday's front pages.

How is a wellness trend using noise to help people drop off?

A quarter of those in serious financial difficulty wait more than two years to seek help, a charity says.

DIY retailer Homebase runs Britain's worst online shop, according to a survey by the consumer group.

Artist James Lake learned how to make giant sculptures after losing a leg to cancer when he was 17.

The PM says efforts are going on "through the night", but the negotiations are "immensely difficult".

The actor's partner, Amy Dowden, appeared on It Takes Two alone following the pair's elimination.

Police speak to staff at Edinburgh Airport as part of an inquiry into the conduct of the former first minister.