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Royal couple meet father of man killed by car during riots

19.08.11
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have met the father of one of the three men killed during riots in Birmingham... more

Healthcare Locums probes two execs over 'misconduct'

04.07.11
Two senior recruiters at crisis-riven healthcare employment agency Healthcare Locums have been suspended pending investigations into serious misconduct allegations that will fuel criticism of the use of profit-driven private contractors by the NHS... more

Only the parents can end the horror of gang violence

14.04.11
I am sure most Londoners were shocked by the murder of 16-year-old Agnes Sina-Inakoju last year: this week her murderers were convicted at the Old Bailey... more

Arsenal are hit by another shock result

28.02.11
Hours after their Carling Cup defeat, Gunners announce £2.5m loss but say figures are 'healthy' and 'robust'... more

Lib-Dem MP's wife denies stealing his lover's cat

07.02.11
Wife of a Liberal Democrat MP denies burgling the home of her husband's lover and stealing a kitten... more

Extra passenger was snow joke for birthday-boy Alan Hutton

03.12.10
Tottenham midfielder reveals how he and his team-mates have avoided feeling under the weather in training this week ... more

Champion Li Na capitalises on Maria Sharapova's stuttering service

14.06.10
Sharapova paid tribute to Li Na after losing the final of AEGON Classic in Birmingham but felt she could have done more to push the Chinese world No10.... more

Mother arrested after daughter, three, found dead with 'acid burns'

17.02.10
Mother arrested on suspicion of murder after her three-year-old daughter was reportedly found dead with acid burns, remains in custody ... more

1 Day is impressively non-moralistic

06.11.09
Made on the unlovely streets of Birmingham, 1 Day has been labelled the first British hip-hop musical... more

Ambulance hits pillar on 999 call

02.11.09
Ambulance crashes into a concrete pillar on its way to try to save a man trapped under a train, the emergency service said... more

David Gold: No Croatia conspiracy

01.09.09
Birmingham owner David Gold has laughed off claims by the Croatian Football Federation that English players have deliberately injured their players... more

Fast rail link plan in case Tories get in

07.08.09
Plans for a high-speed railway from London to Birmingham via Heathrow are being drawn up on the basis that the Tories will block a third runway if they win the general election... more

School places cash announcement expected

13.07.09
Extra funding to help provide new primary school places in parts of England struggling with shortages is expected to be announced by the Government this week... more

Roads and railways set for bank holiday delays

19.05.09
Travellers face the prospect of busy roads and severely disrupted train journeys this bank holiday weekend... more

Virgin train passenger revenues hit the buffers

16.03.09
Virgin Trains users have voted with their feet as the main inter-city service from London to Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow became the first rail company to admit to falling passenger revenues... more

Jaguar factory halts car production

19.01.09
Workers at a factory which builds Jaguar cars started two weeks of non-production in another sign of the impact the economic downturn is having on British industry... more

£2 fuse brings £9bn upgrade of West Coast line to a halt

15.12.08
The West Coast Main Line was brought to a halt by a £2 fuse, only hours after it reopened following its £9 billion rebuild... more

Insulted and assaulted by a Virgin bureaucrat

14.07.08
Late last night, in the middle of Birmingham, I was physically assaulted, called a f***ing c*** and a prick, and left stranded after the last train back to London had gone... more

Phillips joins old rivals Birmingham

09.07.08
Former West Brom and England striker receives two-year contract at the Championship club... more

A weekend of heavy rock

30.04.07
Now in its third year, Give It a Name was a noisy, ambitious prelude to the festival season.... more

Disturbing insights behind bars

03.04.07
Photographer Richard Billingham presents an emotive critical visual essay on animals in captivity around the world.... more

Let down by his rock-star swagger

21.09.06
Jim Moray has been hailed as a wunderkind of what some have dubbed Nu-Folk. But the winner of a clutch of awards also likes to cultivate a bit of rock-star swagger, evident at this gig.... more


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