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.
Sister of Birmingham pub bombings victim: 'It's all a sham'
The relative of a woman who died in the Birmingham pub bombings has described the decision not to re-open the inquiry into attacks as 'a sham'.
Julie Hambleton, whose 18-year-old sister Maxine died in 1974, told ITV News Central that victims' families had been treated like 'cannon fodder'.
She was speaking following a meeting with bosses at West Midlands Police headquarters.
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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.