A COMPANY of British fusiliers which lost seven soldiers – including four from the Midlands – on a six-month tour of Afghanistan were returning home today.Read
A TALENTED Birmingham boxer who left a paramedic fighting for life after he ran a red light as he tried to escape police was starting a four-year sentence today.Read
HUNDREDS of creditors of van-maker LDV are set to receive “little or nothing” following its £75 million crash – with paltry dividends of less than 1p in the pound, it emerged today.Read
I READ with interest the comments of the Home Secretary emphasising the expectation he has that anti-social behaviour should be treated as a priority by police.Read
THE only two sisters to have flown Spitfires during the Second World War have been reunited with one of the legendary fighter planes after nearly 70 years.Read
BIRMINGHAM’S leisure boss side-stepped an embarrassing grilling over the city’s £1 million big screen fiasco – but served only to highlight confusion about the project.Read
LABOUR bosses have demanded the resignation of the Tory politician responsible for looking after Birmingham’s most vulnerable children after an inquiry condemned the department he runs as unfit for purpose.Read
THE only two sisters to have flown Spitfires during the Second World War have been reunited with one of the legendary fighter planes after nearly 70 years.Read
CONSERVATIVES unveiled a series of cost-cutting measures including a pay freeze on most public sector workers, as shadow chancellor George Osborne insisted “we are all in this together”.Read
JAGUAR Land Rover must shift some production overseas to avoid import tariffs set by the Chinese government, the company’s chief executive has warned.Read
A BIRMINGHAM woman who died in police custody had a fresh graze on her forehead and a puncture wound on her hand, paramedics sent to help her told an inquest.Read
THEY risked life and limb with incredible acts of bravery but members of the 35th Signal Regiment waved an emotional goodbye in Birmingham over the weekend.Read
TONIGHT millions of television viewers can see for the first time how soldiers horrifically injured serving their country are treated at a Birmingham hospital.Read
