Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
DETECTIVES investigating the death of a 42-year-old man today issued details of a watch which is thought to have been stolen from the victim. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A CONVICTED armed robber who went on the run while attending a family funeral in Solihull was recaptured today. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
MORE than 20 former Longbridge workers struck down by breathing difficulties have won the fight to lodge disability claims. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
SCHOOLBOY has been discovered dead in bed at his Black Country home after apparently suffering an epileptic fit. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of commuters faced travel chaos today as trains were cancelled when a locomotive broke down on the tracks. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
THE UK's top anti-terror police chief has hit out over leaks made after arrests in Birmingham over an alleged plot to behead a British Muslim soldier. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
MIDLAND football figures past and present have paid tribute to 1966 World Cup legend Alan Ball who has died suddenly. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A BIG Mac bid to open a restaurant until 5am in Birmingham city centre has stirred up trouble in Paradise. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM school pupils were in for a body slamming treat when a pair of wrestlers dropped by. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
POLICE have uncovered another huge "cannabis factory" operating in the West Midlands. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
LOCAL boy Simon Webbe popped into Birmingham's 100.7 Heart fm to support the radio station's annual Run For Home. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
FOUR men have been jailed after police uncovered a heroin and crack cocaine dealing operation in Birmingham. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A COUNCIL election candidate in Sutton Coldfield has been accused of "distasteful" claims after appearing to declare independence for local schools. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
OBESITY levels in Solihull have soared so high in the past two decades that a special fat-buster is being drafted in to the borough. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
VICTORIA Littlehales spelled out her pride at running the London Marathon just two years after battling cancer. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S Christian leaders are urging people to use their vote to defeat BNP candidates in next week's elections. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
HUNDREDS of police officers today took part in early morning raids in a huge nationwide crackdown on an international crack cocaine ring. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
ANN Summers chief executive Jacqueline Gold visited the chain's shop in the Bullring to launch her autobiography A Woman's Courage. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A NEW salary system at Birmingham City Council which the Government said would be fairer will result in 24,000 staff being paid significantly below the national average wage. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
BRITAIN'S top health boss claims an A&E shake-up meaning longer journeys in an ambulance for critically ill patients would NOT be a bad thing. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
FIVE Midland hospitals feature in a national top ten of trusts which have the worst mortality rates in the country, it was revealed yesterday. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A SPILLAGE of 1,000 litres of oil caused traffic chaos and prompted a chemical alert in the Midlands. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A CONCERT at Birmingham's prestigious Symphony Hall ended in uproar when a fight broke out in the audience. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
THE Lozells riots brought into sharp focus the underlying social problems still evident in the area and the challenges of improving them. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
DRUGS gangs may have "exploited and exacerbated" tensions during the riots in Lozells which left two dead and dozens more injured. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
Alan Ball will forever be remembered for his tireless performance in the 1966 World Cup Final as the youngest member of Sir Alf Ramsey's victorious England team. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A FOURTH man has been arrested in connection with the stabbing of a 44-year-old man at Vaisakhi celebrations in Birmingham's Handsworth Park. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
A CURSE engraved on his tomb in Stratford-upon-Avon may have saved playwright William Shakespeare's remains from exhumation, according to an academic. Read
Apr 25 2007 | Top Stories
THREE men, including two from the region, have appeared before magistrates charged with supplying class A drugs. Read