The family of a 14-year-old boy who died in a hit and run outside his school in Swindon have told ITV News of their shock and anger that the driver of the car which killed their son will not be prosecuted.

Prosecutors tell grieving family the driver of a car which killed their teenage son will not face charges two years after his death due to 'lack of evidence'

Parents' heartbreak as driver of car which killed their son has charges dropped

Emotional David 'Syd' Lawrence thanks supporters raising money with 24-hour cycle marathon to support his MND battle.

24-hour cycle marathon for David 'Syd' Lawrence's MND battle

A homeless woman who moved hotels 11 times in six weeks with two children is using her experience to expose Bristol's housing crisis.

Meet the woman taking her homeless story onto stage and screen

Dr Stella Campbell, a radiographer at the unit says the investment will open up a "different world".

Yeovil Hospital has spent £4million transforming its treatment for breast cancer patients 

New breast cancer unit will be 'different world' for patients

Natasha Abrahart took her own life in April 2018 on the day she was due to take part in a group presentation at the University of Bristol.

'We need law to protect our students' - dad who lost daughter to suicide

A Bristol woman has told of the mental toll caused by a seven-year fight for help after her flat was caught up in the cladding crisis.

'Trapped in a home I can't sell': Resident's plea as cladding causes fire hazard

The operators of a contested 600-plot allotment site in North Somerset are challenging council calls to apply for planning permission.

Controversial allotment site 'doesn't need planning permission', owners insist 

Bristol Balloon Fiesta is a staple in the city's calendar - but many in the city have turned their love of balloons into their life's work.

Meet the father and son who make Bristol ballooning a family affair 

Residents of a small Somerset village urge the council to clear 'dangerous dump of contaminated material' at former quarry

Villagers' plea to clear 'illegal asbestos' dump in former quarry

The site is beside a busy A-road and residents claim wildlife habitats have been destroyed to create it.

Thousands protest plans for giant allotment site on edge of Bristol

The brother of missing Bristol man Jack O'Sullivan makes daily visits to the place he was last seen in search for answers. 

Man revisits spot missing brother was last seen every day as search goes on

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

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.

Why Biden is using his last months in office to bolster Ukraine

The heath secretary has opened a review into the role of physician associates after concerns were raised over patient safety by doctors and bereaved families.

Government orders review into role of physician associates in the NHS 

The pro-democracy British citizen is on trial for sedition and collusion.

Richard Payne

Reporter, ITV News West Country