Nathan Smith is accused of the manslaughter of Craig Wiltshire after he knelt on his back for nine minutes.

Coco Bradford died from a rare condition that causes the destruction of red blood cells and not as a result of failure by medics to treat sepsis.

Climate change is creating the ideal sea temperatures for the many strains of Vibrio bacteria to thrive, scientists have found.

Fighter pilot Wing Commander Peter Lawrence Parrott received eight honours during his career and featured in a Royal Air Force recruitment campaign.

Archaeologists analysed equine skeletons from 171 excavation sites across England.

The rare white-tailed eagle spotted on Bodmin Moor was part of a reintroduction scheme on the Isle of Wight in 2019.

The Society of Merchant Venturers intervened to dilute new wording on a plaque outlining the merchant’s role in the slave trade.

The bronze memorial to the 17th century figure was pulled down during a Black Lives Matter protest.

The monument to the 17th century slave trader was pulled down during a Black Lives Matter march in Bristol in June 2020.

It took eight fire engines to control the blaze at an industrial unit in Bristol where Voi scooters were being stored.

The new arrivals were found on Christmas morning, Exmoor Zoo said.

Wiltshire Police were seeking the suspects in connection with disorder at a meet of the Avon Vale Hunt on December 27.

Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh’s research includes shifting perceptions of meat consumption, energy use, waste reduction and low-carbon technologies.

Professor Tavi Murray of Swansea University was recognised for her work on the contribution of changes to glaciers and ice sheets to sea level rise.

Leona Peach was last seen in Newton Abbot on December 20.

Scientists from the Bristol Zoological Society are training rangers in Cameroon’s Benoue National Park remotely this winter.

Protester Jake Skuse is accused along with three others of criminal damage in Bristol in June 2020.

Collin Reeves is accused of killing Stephen and Jennifer Chapple at their home in November.

Rhian Graham, who is accused of toppling the memorial of the slave trader, said there have been campaigns to have the statue removed since the 1920s.

The historian and author gave expert evidence on the history of slavery, and its ongoing impact on people of Afro-Caribbean descent in Britain.