Birmingham pub bombings: no new inquiry
Families of the 21 people who lost their lives in the Birmingham pub bombings 40 years ago have been told there will not be a fresh inquiry into the deaths.
Families of pub bombing victims to meet with police
Families of the 21 people who lost their lives in the Birmingham pub bombings 40 years ago will today meet with senior police officers to learn whether their campaign for a fresh inquiry has been successful.
West Midlands Police has been collating thousands of documents over the past few months, and examining whether new forensic techniques could be used to find those responsible.
No one has been brought to justice for the murder of 21 people in the terrorist attack on two pubs in Birmingham city centre in 1974.
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Police confirm third Birmingham bomb 'lost'
Police have confirmed to ITV News Central that a device left in Birmingham on the night of the pub bombings has been lost.
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Exclusive: Birmingham Six member revisits prison
After almost 40 years, one of the six men jailed for the Birmingham pub bombings revisited the prison they were held in during their trial.