A BIRMINGHAM-born terror suspect today emerged as the suspected architect of the plot to blow up thousands of innocent air passengers in a series of suicide attacks aboard transatlantic jets.Read
It follows the conviction of a trio of pop bottle bombers after US spies intercepted damning e-mails between the group and their al-Qaeda fixer in Pakistan, known as “Paps”.Read
A BIRMINGHAM-born terror suspect today emerged as the suspected architect of the plot to blow up thousands of innocent air passengers in a series of suicide attacks aboard transatlantic jets.Read
It follows the conviction of a trio of pop bottle bombers after US spies intercepted damning e-mails between the group and their al-Qaeda fixer in Pakistan, known as “Paps”.Read
They tried to force their way into his home on the outskirts of Sutton Coldfield as he made his second appearance for the national side against Slovenia at Wembley on Saturday.Read
They tried to force their way into his home on the outskirts of Sutton Coldfield as he made his second appearance for the national side against Slovenia at Wembley on Saturday.Read
As criticism mounted over the way the demonstration was handled, Chief Constable Sims defended his officers and said “the people of Birmingham rose above the provocation by the English Defence League (EDL)”.Read
As criticism mounted over the way the demonstration was handled, Chief Constable Sims defended his officers and said “the people of Birmingham rose above the provocation by the English Defence League (EDL)”.Read
Brothers Jahmine and Andrew Lee together with Patrick Green and Nyah Williams, all from Birmingham, were jailed for between six and eight years for their part in a series of terrifying raids on stores across the West Midlands.Read
MURDER detectives were today following up a number of new leads after it emerged a man called police claiming to be the killer of Birmingham taxi driver Mohammed Arshad.Read
MURDER detectives were today following up a number of new leads after it emerged a man called police claiming to be the killer of Birmingham taxi driver Mohammed Arshad.Read
POLICE chiefs today moved to reassure the public that CCTV cameras were a “vital” crime-fighting tool after a startling report claimed they were failing to improve public safety.Read
