Articles...
Apr 6 2006
A TOUCH of magic will come to Birmingham this weekend as the magical world of Narnia arrives in the city....
Apr 6 2006
PRIME Minister Tony Blair today urged members of the public not to panic following the case of bird flu in Scotland....
Apr 6 2006
ICBIRMINGHAM and Birmingham Mail readers have been inundating us with views regarding the sentencing of Abigail Craen's killer Jaswinder Singh. Today, we publish some of the letters we've received....
Apr 6 2006
BRITAIN's sea-rescue heroes today flashed a Mayday message to the people of Birmingham to bolster a £1 million appeal for new life-saving lifeboat....
Apr 6 2006
HEALTH experts should find out today whether the deadly strain of bird flu has arrived in the UK....
Apr 6 2006
A FATHER who saw his seven-year-old son killed in a road tragedy reacted with fury today after three members of the same family in the car that hit him walked free....
Apr 6 2006
THE family of another tragic young Birmingham road accident victim today spoke out in support of Abigail Craen's family....
Apr 6 2006
BOSSES at Good Hope Hospital today unveiled controversial plans to tear down a social club and replace it with money-spinning car parking spaces....
Apr 6 2006
TRAVEL bosses today appealed for help in finding the person responsible for vandalising a bus and scrawling graffiti on a CCTV camera....
Apr 6 2006
THE judge at the centre of the Abigail Craen sentencing outrage has snubbed her family and Birmingham Mail readers by refusing to respond to mounting public criticism....
Apr 6 2006
PEOPLE are being warned they could be hauled before the courts if they waste police time in a bid to line their own pockets....
Apr 6 2006
THEY'VE beaten the odds to survive and are looking a picture of health!...
Apr 6 2006
PASSENGERS in a mystery car could hold the key to a crash in which three Birmingham men died, police revealed today....
Apr 6 2006
DOZENS of families in a city suburb were celebrating today as time was called on their anti-social neighbour - the local pub....
Apr 6 2006
PHOENIX Venture Holdings bosses have failed to comply with legislation over the delayed 2004 company accounts, it emerged today....
Apr 6 2006
RANK-and-file bobbies have expressed their fury at the "insulting" sentence given to the killer of Abigail Craen....
Apr 6 2006
CAMPAIGNERS are to stage a mass rally in Tipton on Saturday against the far right British National Party....
Apr 6 2006
TRANSPORT bosses and union representatives were meeting today for last minute talks to avert strike action by bus drivers over a pay dispute....
Apr 6 2006
A FORMER sub-postmistress accused of stealing £42,000 from a post office where she "manipulated an accounting system" was today beginning a five-month jail sentence....
Apr 6 2006
TWO men have been jailed for the drug-fuelled robbery of three train passengers in central Birmingham....
Apr 6 2006
SUTTON Coldfield's Good Hope Hospital will begin to reduce bed numbers over Easter as part of its bid to combat its debt crisis....
Apr 6 2006
A GREAT Barr school has stepped up security following a series of raids by gangs of louts looking to cause trouble....
Apr 6 2006
RECORDS are set to be broken in a town that has attracted one of Britain's biggest bands to rock its annual festival....
Apr 6 2006
JOB losses at Worcestershire hospitals could be announced today when health chiefs meet to discuss an emerging cash crisis....
Apr 6 2006
ENGINEERING work is set to hit travellers taking part in the great Easter getaway....
Apr 6 2006
BIRMINGHAM City Council leaders pledged they would look into the introduction of a living wage for its 55,000 workers....
Apr 6 2006
TWELVE city schools are to be rebuilt after education chiefs signed a £326 million private finance initiative....
Apr 6 2006
CHRISTMAS has been cancelled for Birmingham's homeless after a long-running scheme offering them food and shelter was barred from a youth and community centre....
Apr 6 2006
THE leader of Birmingham City Council was accused of ignorance in the row over funding a heritage museum in a Welsh valley flooded to provide water to the city....
Apr 6 2006
ANYONE seeking evidence of the devastating effect the march of giant supermarkets and chain stores on our city's high streets need look no further than Imran Rasool....
Apr 6 2006
A BIRMINGHAM mother who murdered her 12-week old baby must serve a minimum of 12 years behind bars for her crime, a judge ruled....
