The laughter yoga movement, which began in Mumbai, is celebrating its 30th year.

Paul says yoga classes by The Prison Phoenix Trust helped him cope with physical and emotional pain.

Staffordshire Police said it had received a number of complaints and the matter had been referred to Action Fraud.

Vicky Barr, from the site near Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, says it was an idea which took off online.

The classes, which focus on "eye yoga", promote mental and physical wellbeing in the blind community.

Scientists have found yoga laughter, which started in India in 1995, can help to reduce stress.

Arabella Love says the “wobbliness of the board” on the water helps students to build muscles.

Inmates at Les Nicolles complete courses on yoga and meditation in a bid to cut reoffending rates.