May
2007
Articles from 24th May 2007
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Judge tells jury he could have cried over tragic Josh
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
THE judge in the Josh Berrill road death trial told a court how he had to hold back tears when he heard how the two-year-old toddler was dragged for 354 metres under a speeding car. Read
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City nightclub legend Morrall dies
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
HARRY Morrall, one of the men who helped shape Birmingham's nightlife, has died. Read
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Lifeguards accused of not concentrating 'chatted briefly'
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
TWO lifeguards who were on duty when a father-of-three drowned in a swimming pool were today expected to give evidence at an inquest. Read
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Council to carry out gravestone checks
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
WALSALL Council is testing the safety of all memorials in cemeteries across the borough to help keep visitors safe from injury by unstable gravestones. Read
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Hero cops in machete struggle
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
TWO police officers were injured as they battled to disarm a man wielding a machete during a disturbance at a house in the Black Country. Read
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Couple used flab to hide shoplifting
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
FATTY Michael McDonald used his huge bulk to shield his thieving wife from staff as they stole more than £2,500 worth of cosmetics in shoplifting sprees at Tesco. Read
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Woman hurt in three-car M42 shunt
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
A WOMAN motorist was injured in an accident on the M42 motorway. Read
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Police plea after rape ordeal
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
POLICE today urged women to be vigilant because they fear a rapist who subjected a Midland woman to a terrifying ordeal could strike again. Read
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Final insult for Albion fans
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
A FAMILY of West Bromwich Albion fanatics have vowed they have seen their last Baggies game after failing to get tickets for the club's Wembley showpiece. Read
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Elgar drafts go for twice the asking price
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
Elgar Enigma Read
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Tributes paid to tragic solicitor
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
THE family of a budding young lawyer whose life was cut short by a rare condition have paid tribute to their "brilliant son". Read
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Anger over anti-British hate posters
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
OFFENSIVE flyposters urging "Muslims to rise against British oppression" are upsetting residents who have been bombarded with such radical material for years, an inter-faith community group claimed. Read
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Row as McDonalds replaces Edward House
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
THE doors are set to close on a centre which has provided "a home from home" for thousands of parents of sick Midland children. Read
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Man fined for attacking airport customs officer
May 24 2007 | Top Stories
CUSTOMS officials have welcomed a £600 fine given to a 63-year-old man who attacked an officer at Birmingham International Airport. Read
