The birds are thought to have migrated to the Lizard Peninsula from West Sussex.

'Amazing' flock of nearly 80 white storks seen for first time since Middle Ages

When Emily Eavis first asked Edgar to design a pair of wings in 2017, he had no idea they'd become a festival landmark.

The story behind beautiful 'Goodbye Mum' wings at Glastonbury Festival

The Atchin Tan at Glastonbury Festival brings members of the travelling community together to share stories and experiences. 

Why Glastonbury Festival is a 'special place' for Gypsies and Travellers 

Revellers can now pick up free pads and tampons, and wash their menstrual cups with warm water. 

The new urinals hoping to provide women a 'safe space' at Glastonbury

'A tiny part of me still doesn’t know what happened.'

Man still suffering flashbacks after being 'spiked by a friend'

Simone White thinks her drink was tampered with, causing her to experience seizures and hallucinations.

Woman who thinks her drink was spiked 'feared for her life' after collapsing

ITV News asked revellers in Bristol if they had experienced drink spiking in the city. 

Pub-goers speak out on drink spiking two years after surge in reports

EMBARGOED TO 2230 SATURDAY DECEMBER 16 File photo dated 09/10/2020 of drinks. Plans to modernise spiking laws will be set out in the coming days, the Government has said. Issue date: Saturday December 16, 2023.

Dr Tom Roberts says the uncertainty around spiking incidents can make them harder to recover from. 

Calls for facility where people who think they've been spiked can get tested

Otter cubs from across the UK have been rescued from flooded landscapes, following sustained and heavy rainfall this year. 

Very wet weather from January to March has flooded the otters' holts and separated cubs from their parents. 

More than 20 otter cubs rescued after flooded rivers wash their homes away

Oliver Key was accused of spending 'too long' in towns and cities. 

Boater forced to stop running bike fixing business from home by canal authority

The brave frogs, toads and newts were tempted out by the recent wet and mild weather. 

Road closed for frogs and toads sees record numbers cross

'Joy' tells the story of Louise Joy Brown who was born through IVF in 1978, and gave hope to millions of couples.

First IVF baby speaks about new film centred 'Joy' around her miraculous birth

Who did it? How long have you known? Why didn’t you act? These are the questions families of the 1974 pub bombings victims still want answered 50 years on.

Birmingham pub bombings 50 years on: Families demand public inquiry

Jacob Rees-Mogg has allowed cameras "unprecedented access" into his family home for a fly-on-the-wall documentary series.

'I quite enjoy winding people up': TV series follows Rees-Mogg's 'posh' life

Inflation was higher than expected for the month and the Budget means there's more to come, as ITV News Economic Editor Joel Hills writes.

Inflation jumps to 2.3% in sharpest increase for two years

ITV News Political Editor Robert Peston says common sense was buried at this year's summit by two world leaders, neither of whom were in Rio.

 How Trump and Putin have buried the G20

War hero starved to death under care of mental health services, family says

 ITV News Weather Presenter Lucy Versasamy explains what's happening with the weather and what's likely to come next.

Why are we getting wintry weather so early? 

 The Biden administration seems to be trying to put President Zelensky in the strongest possible position before a Trump presidency.

Imogen McGuckin

Reporter, ITV News West Country