BUS passengers trying to get to a Birmingham hospital are often told by the driver to get off the bus miles before their destination because the traffic is so bad.
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HE left his native Ireland as a teenager from an impoverished family and went on to become one of Birmingham's most successful entrepreneurs and wrestlers.
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A YOUNG Birmingham couple are still waiting anxiously for news of friends who may have been caught up in the bomb blasts which killed more than 200 people on rush-hour trains in Mumbai.
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THERE may still be 2,000 days to go - but youngsters at a Birmingham school are already counting down to the biggest sporting event ever to be staged in Britain.
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HAVING a cold, feeling sick or just too tired - none of these have got the better of super-pupil Cameron Reid who has never had a day off in SEVEN years.
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THE prospect of developers creating a gentlemen's club or an Ibiza-style nightspot on the shores of Edgbaston Reservoir is being put down to bullying tactics, protesters have claimed.
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A PEACE garden dedicated to murdered teenagers Charlene Ellis and Letisha Shakespeare is nearly completed and will be officially opened in September by former ITN news anchorman Sir Trevor McDonald.
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JUMPING for joy - that's Charlie Brown the newly crowned queen of Birmingham's only street carnival that has grown to become the second biggest event in Britain.
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FIRST it was the Eurovision Song Contest, now it's the World Cup for city songwriter Mike McDonagh who is aiming to score a winner with his latest musical masterpiece.
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IT'S a legacy that tragic teenagers Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis would have been proud of - helping hard-up students achieve academic success.
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WORLD Cup fever has been kicked into touch for workers at a city firm after bosses showed them the red card for decking out their company vans with England flags.
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