Nov
2008
Articles from 12th Nov 2008
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A BIRMINGHAM football coach today appeared in court charged with the murder of his glamour model ex-lover who was killed in a frenzied knife attack at her home.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
Ricardo Morrison was remanded in custody at Bolton Magistrates Court where he was accused of killing part-time model and actress Amy Barnes. Read
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VISITORS at Birmingham’s National Sealife Centre have gone otterly mad over fund-raising, bringing in nearly £1,000 with a range of charity events.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
Dedicated members of the public have organised behind-the-scenes turtle feeding projects, climbed Snowdon and set up raffles to raise money for the Wildlife Trust. Read
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THE new police chief in charge of the Jersey child abuse probe ruled out murder today as he expressed “regret” at inaccurate information provided by his predecessors.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
Deputy chief officer David Warcup criticised previous operations in his first briefing since taking charge of one of Britain’s biggest child abuse cases, which is investigating complaints from more than 100 people. Read
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Officials
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
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A BIRMINGHAM football coach today appeared in court charged with the murder of his glamour model ex-lover who was killed in a frenzied knife attack at her home.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
Ricardo Morrison was remanded in custody at Bolton Magistrates Court where he was accused of killing part-time model and actress Amy Barnes. Read
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Boy aged 15 shot dead in Caxton Street, Derby
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
A BOY of 15 was shot dead as he walked along a street with friends, police said today. Read
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UNEMPLOYMENT reached an 11-year high today, up by 140,000 to 1.82 million between July and September .
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
A THEATRE found itself in a jam after rock star Paul Weller (pictured) lit up a cigarette on stage. Read
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QE2 leaves Southampton for the last time before being sold
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
THE QE2 made a serene exit from its home port on a tide of emotion on its last-ever voyage. Read
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CHARITIES and MPs today demanded an independent investigation into the death of a toddler on the child protection register.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
The 17-month-old from Haringey, north London, died after months of being used “as a punchbag” and then having his back and ribs broken. Read
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Man due in court for the murder of model Amy Leigh Barnes
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
A FORMER Birmingham man was due in court today charged with murdering a teenage model. Read
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Drucker bakery has been closed down by enviromental health officers because of a leaking roof
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
THE head office bakery of renowned Birmingham cake firm Druckers has been closed by council inspectors amid fears that a leaking roof may have caused food to be contaminated. Read
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West Bromwich estate agents cave-in drama
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
Staff flee Read
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FROM PAGE ONE
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
rain hit the region. Production was halted while staff mounted a clean-up operation and workmen were brought in to fix the leak. Read
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Man due in court for the murder of model Amy Leigh Barnes
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
A FORMER Birmingham man was due in court today charged with murdering a teenage model. Read
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West Bromwich estate agents cave-in drama
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
AN INVESTIGATION was under way today after workers at a Midlands estate agents had to be evacuated from their offices when flats above the property collapsed for the second time this year. Read
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Buoyed by its 15th quarter of sales growth in a row, the company reported underlying pre-tax profits of £272 million in the six months to October 4.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
A THEATRE found itself in a jam after rock star Paul Weller (pictured) lit up a cigarette on stage. Read
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QE2 leaves Southampton for the last time before being sold
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
THE QE2 made a serene exit from its home port on a tide of emotion on its last-ever voyage. Read
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CHARITIES and MPs today demanded an independent investigation into the death of a toddler on the child protection register.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
The 17-month-old from Haringey, north London, died after months of being used “as a punchbag” and then having his back and ribs broken. Read
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THE Government was braced for another big rise in unemployment today in the face of thousands of fresh job cuts.
Nov 12 2008 | Birmingham News
The jobless total was expected to top 1.8 million when new figures were released, the highest level since 1998. Read
