Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
THE body of a man found on parkland in Birmingham had suffered severe burns, it was revealed today. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
WEST Midland viewers will be guaranteed just six minutes of dedicated local news at 6.05pm when Central Tonight merges with its Nottingham counterpart, it was revealed today. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
ANYBODY can ask the Birmingham Mail Charity Trust for help, and anybody can offer their help. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
WHEN big-hearted Birmingham Mail readers dished out £25 and 15 shillings to make sure poorly youngsters at the Children's Hospital had a Christmas tree in 1889, they would never have dreamt how their efforts would kick-start a much loved city institution. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
COAL for pensioners, toys for youngsters and Christmas dinners for needy families - these were the kind of gifts dished out by the Birmingham Mail Charity Trust when it was launched nearly 120 years ago. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
PROJECTIONISTS Phil Fawke and John Brockington became screen stars themselves today. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
SCIENTOLOGY was the brainchild of science fiction writer L Ron Hubbard and was born out of his theories on the workings of the human mind. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A MUM who reported her violent boyfriend to police weeks before he murdered tragic Birmingham toddler Jordan McGann reacted angrily to a report by watchdogs which cleared officers of serious errors. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
TOM Cruise and John Travolta head up Scientology's all-star list of celebrity disciples. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A GANG of prolific armed robbers from Birmingham who stole jewellery worth about £;1.5 million were finally caught because they got 'too cocky', a court heard. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
WHEN Phil Fawke first began working in the cinema industry, James Stewart was the Oscar-winning best actor for The Philadelphia Story and Ginger Rogers was best actress for Kitty Foyle. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A CONTROVERSIAL religious sect which has Tom Cruise and John Travolta among its followers is to open a new multi-million pound church headquarters in Birmingham. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
LIBERAL Democrat credibility in Birmingham was in tatters today after a judge branded one of the party's election candidates "dishonest" and accused a city council cabinet member of taking part in a "scurrilous" attempt to bend the truth. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
THE world's best long-distance runners are heading to Birmingham to compete after the city won the right to stage next year's World Half Marathon championships. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A MIDLAND brewery has been inundated with historic memorabilia, thanks to the Birmingham Mail. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
THE West Midlands housing market is bucking the national trend and quickening rather than slowing, it is claimed. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
NATASHA Collins, the fiancee of Wolverhampton-born TV presenter Mark Speight, died after taking cocaine and sleeping tablets, an inquest heard. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
THE partner of a Midland man killed in a car smash in Kidderminster today described him as a loving and committed father. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
TRAPEZE artists will perform dramatic circus displays in a Birmingham store to mark the start of a fashion extravaganza set to be staged in the city. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
MORE Midland jobs have been axed and dozens of customers in the region left without beds ordered for delivery after retailer Sleep Depot collapsed, it was revealed today. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A FURIOUS mum protested today after a gang of youths were allowed to walk free after charges relating to a vicious attack on her son were dropped. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A WORRIED family today said they are living in fear of a car ramming their house afer a string of accidents at the junction outside. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
BLIND marathon man Dave Heeley will be sharing the start of his record-breaking 7/7/7 challenge with dozens of friends and family back home in West Bromwich, thanks to a live satellite telephone link. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
WEST Midlands police have been criticised for its response to an honour killing victim who told officers she feared for her life in the months before her murder. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
GRAFFITI artists should be given a spray wall to use in Bromsgrove, a councillor claimed today. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
BUNGLING council workers have installed a brand new lamp-post in the middle of a car park bay. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
RUNNERS in the Birmingham Mail Fun Run now have the chance to win a free weekend break to Dublin while raising cash for good causes. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A MOVE towards introducing men and women only hospital wards across Birmingham has been taken off the agenda, health bosses revealed. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
YOUTH groups in Worcestershire were today told they can compete for a slice of £250,000 as council chiefs set aside a pot of money for 2008. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
A FRAUDSTER who swindled more than £9,000 in benefits has been prosecuted. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
CHECK-OUT girl Becky Collins is hoping to hit the right notes for a charity with a CD she has recorded. Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
TWO men have admitted causing the death of a 16-year-old schoolboy who drowned after being forced into a water-filled clay pit for "a punishment swim". Read
Apr 03 2008 | Top Stories
THE rock band many call the greatest in the world rolled into Birmingham - thanks to 21st century technology. Read