Nov
2006
Articles from 10th Nov 2006
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Brady's the best of the bunch!
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
BLUES boss Karren Brady was celebrating today after being named Cosmopolitan's Woman of the Year. Read
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Killer questioned over missing boys
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
A CONVICTED paedophile and murderer has been questioned about the disappearance of two schoolboys who vanished on Boxing Day 10 years ago, police said today. Read
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Vicar cleared after child porn probe
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
A WOLVERHAMPTON vicar arrested on suspicion of downloading child pornography has been cleared of any wrongdoing. Read
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Business bosses unhappy at rate rise
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
BUSINESS leaders in Birmingham have reacted with dismay at the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates. Read
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Teacher to give evidence in sex-act case
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
A DRAMA teacher who performed a sex act on a 15-year-old pupil is due to give evidence during her trial in which she denies abusing her position of trust. Read
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OAP's lucky escape after being hit by lorry
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
AN ELDERLY woman was lucky to be alive after she was hit by a 20-tonne lorry as she did her shopping in a Birmingham high street. Read
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New Street protests swamp the Mail
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
PETITIONS, letters and e-mails have flooded in from Birmingham Mail readers desperate to see the city's New Street station improved. Read
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Man stabbed in tower block row
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
A MAN was was today recovering in hospital after being repeatedly stabbed during a row in Birmingham. Read
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City appoints new image maker
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
A FORMER adviser to two Canadian prime ministers has been appointed Birmingham City Council's first ever director of public affairs and communications. Read
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Teacher denies affair with student
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
A TEACHER accused of performing a sex attack on a pupil in a classroom as he filmed it on his mobile phone today denied ever having an affair. Read
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The day two boys vanished without a trace
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
IT SHOULD have been the happiest time of the year as two excited pals showed off their Christmas presents. But Boxing Day in 1996 was tarnished by heartbreak as friends Patrick Warren and David Spencer vanished into thin air. Read
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Cheery gardener's perverted past
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
PERVERTED Brian Field, who lived in Solihull, was jailed in 2001 for the rape and murder of Sussex schoolboy Roy Tutill. Read
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Lottery hope for new city park
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
THE first city park to be built since Joseph Chamberlain opened Highgate 125 years ago is being scheduled for completion in 2009, if Birmingham wins a £25 million Lottery jackpot. Read
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Jobs joy after £40m project is completed
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
UP TO 800 jobs are set to be created in Birmingham as part of a £40 million project to ease a severe shortage of office space in Edgbaston. Read
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Debate over congestions concerns
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
OPTIONS for dealing with traffic congestion are to be discussed at a special meeting in West Bromwich. Read
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Spaces set to ease hospital parking row
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
CHRONIC parking problems at a hospital which have caused confrontations between nurses and Sutton Coldfield residents look set to be eased. Read
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Passengers setting new sleeping trend
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
EXHAUSTED Birmingham and Black Country workers are falling asleep on buses and trains in a new trend dubbed "fly kipping". Read
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New hope for Farepak families
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
FAMILIES left tens of thousands of pounds out of pocket after the collapse of a Christmas savings club have been given fresh hope. Read
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Mystery man sought by murder detectives
Nov 10 2006 | Top Stories
POLICE investigating the murder of Redditch prison officer Naomi Phipps are appealing for a witness to come forward. Read
