Jan
2007
Articles from 9th Jan 2007
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It's a miracle my daughter is alive
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
A MOTHER whose daughter was left "looking like the Elephant Man" after a horrific hit-and-run said today it was a miracle she was still alive. Read
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UK Balls creditors set to lose out
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
BUSINESS owners who lost more than £200,000 when a party firm folded were left fuming after being told could expect to get nothing. Read
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Supermarket could be hit by booze ban
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
SUPERMARKET giant Tesco could lose its licence at a city centre store after staff were caught red handed selling alcohol to teenagers. Read
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Sisters face wait over Israel decision
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM twins Kamila and Karina Kaya were today facing an anxious wait to find out if their move to Israel can go ahead. Read
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Schoolboy airlifted to hospital after rugby clash
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
A SOLIHULL teenager was today being treated for concussion after a dramatic airlift from a school rugby field. Read
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Rider breaks both legs in horse fall
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
A WOMAN from Birmingham was recovering in hospital today after breaking both of her legs when she was thrown from a horse. Read
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Police reveal efit of OAP murder suspect
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
DETECTIVES hunting the killer of tragic Midland grandad Sobat Ali today issued an efit of a man they want to question. Read
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Nativity raiders caught on camera
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
THIEVES who desecrated Worcester's Christmas nativity scene and stole its life-size figures have been caught on camera. Read
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MPs hit out at first class rail capacity
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
VIRGIN'S Pendolino trains came under fire in a Commons committee hearing as rail managers admitted the West Coast Main Line was running out of capacity. Read
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Jail for speeding driver who killed OAP
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
A MAN who killed a Birmingham pensioner while driving at "grossly excessive" speed has been jailed for two-and-a-half years. Read
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Hunt for pub cash robber
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
DETECTIVES were today hunting a man who attacked a woman and snatched thousands of pounds outside a pub in Birmingham. Read
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Ex-track worker admits rail attacks
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
A TRACK maintenance worker sabotaged the West Midlands rail network in an unprecedented campaign of vandalism and destruction, a court heard. Read
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Ford boss: Jaguar is not up for sale
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
JAGUAR is no longer for sale, according to new Ford chief executive Alan Mulally. Read
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Expressway closed after car crash
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
MOTORISTS faced traffic delays after a crash closed off the Aston Expressway as emergency services battled to free a driver trapped in his car. Read
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Council tax rise to be 'one of the lowest'
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
MORE than a quarter of a million city householders are in line for one of the lowest council tax increases in the country, the Birmingham Mail can reveal today. Read
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Award for PC shot during riots
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
A BOBBY blasted in the leg as he battled to control baying yobs during the Lozells riots is being honoured for his bravery tonight. Read
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Sun's shining on LA-style scheme
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
WORK is finally set to start on a US-style leisure and retail complex creating 1,750 jobs - ten years after the huge scheme was first mooted. Read
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Pension blow for Rover ex-spouses
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
HUNDREDS of Midland divorcees whose ex-spouses worked at Longbridge face losing thousands of pounds in pensions cash, it emerged today. Read
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Homes to be built on college campus
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
CITY planners have given the go-ahead for the redevelopment of a college site as a major housing estate. Read
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Dead policewoman's partner was city chef
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
THE partner of a rookie policewoman found stabbed and killed in her flat had worked at a Birmingham restaurant, it has emerged. Read
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Brewery unveils plan to change name
Jan 09 2007 | Top Stories
WOLVERHAMPTON & Dudley Breweries has adopted one of its best-known ale brands - Marston's - as its new company name. Read
