May 19 2008 | Top Stories
FROM the Prince of Darkness to the Prince of Wales it's been quite a year for Lord Mayor Randal Brew who will today hand over his robes and chains of office. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A MUSIC club which has put the Midlands on the entertainment map marked its 10th anniversary by unveiling a £500,000 hotel. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE man affectionately known as Mr Brum made his city and the world a better place, a service in his honour heard. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
BONE marrow donors are so low in the West Midlands the shortage often means the difference between life and death for many cancer victims. Journalist ADRIAN SUDBURY, who writes for the Birmingham Mail’s sister paper the Huddersfield Examiner, knows only too well the symbol of hope a donation can make after being diagnosed with leukaemia . Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM MP has welcomed long awaited news that Ofcom is to investigate the mis-selling of mobile phone deals. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE roller coaster lives of a band of Birmingham heroes of one of the most daring moments in British military history are remembered in a new book. The city men lauded as heroes after the disastrous 1854 Charge of the Light Brigade feature in the book - along with others who were forgotten. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
Today the Birmingham Mail joins forces with the City Council to launch the region’s most ambitious and most important campaign ever - Go Green. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
TWO Black Country teenagers died in a horror road smash on a Midland road. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of Brummie hopefuls queued in the sunshine outside Villa Park for their shot at fame. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
TROLLS, dragons, and monsters wowed the crowds at the legendary Tolkien Weekend. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
AFTER fruitlessly forking out £10 a week on the same lottery numbers for nearly 15 years, most people would think about a change or having a bash on the lucky dip option. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after robbers terrorised workers with a hammer at a Midland supermarket. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
WATER rescue boats from West Midlands and Hereford & Worcester fire services were investigating a blaze inside a canal tunnel in south Birmingham today. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A MAN was woken and led to safety by firefighters after sleeping through a smoke alarm triggered by burning food in a cooker at his high-rise flat. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE Letisha and Charlene Education Award winners are 'living memorials' to the girls, who were the innocent victims of a gangster war. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
IT WAS the nightmare vision of 1970s AA repair men - scores of Austin Allegros lined up with their bonnets lifted. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
Sixteen young people in Birmingham have become the second group to win Letisha & Charlene Education Awards, in memory of Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis. POPPY BRADY caught up with them as they were presented with certificates for their success. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE winners of the Letisha and Charlene Education Awards reflect a new confidence about their futures as they explain how the awards have helped them move a step nearer to fulfilling their career dreams. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE heartbroken parents of a woman stabbed to death in a leafy Midland street today released a picture of their beloved daughter and paid tribute to her. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE mothers of Charlene and Letisha talk about how proud their daughters wold have been of the memorial awards. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A MAN died in a blaze at his Birmingham flat early today despite the desperate attempts of fire crews and paramedics to save him. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
PICK up a copy of today's Birmingham Mail to claim your free pint. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A PANTS protest followed by a day of music and drama marked a weekend of campaigning in Birmingham aimed at dropping the debt of the world's poorest nations. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE family team of Birmingham teenager Aaron Boyce, who died of a brain haemorrhage, nearly claimed glory in a charity rugby sevens tournament held in his memory. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A GROUP of Birmingham youngsters were left starry-eyed after rubbing shoulders with Hollywood giant Kevin Spacey and royalty all in one night. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
DOORMEN from pubs and clubs across Birmingham are being left in financial limbo by the inefficiencies of a Whitehall vetting agency. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
MIDLAND Olympic gold winner and Strictly Come Dancing star Denise Lewis today told how she fell victim to carjackers as she picked up her daughter from school. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
THE lives of three motorists were saved by seatbelts in a crash that shut a Birmingham road for nearly an hour. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
POP supremo Pete Waterman helped to swell the crowds at a fun day hosted by police. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A MAN was woken and led to safety by firefighters after sleeping through a smoke alarm triggered by burning food in a cooker at his high rise flat. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A MAN was today fighting for life after being gunned down and left for dead in a Birmingham tower block. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A 34-year-old man will appear in court today charged with the murder of a teenager whose body was found at a waste management site. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
A THUG with a history of violence is facing jail for biting off part of a special constable’s ear. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
HEALTH bosses today launched a new £10 million campaign to crack down on boozers who cost the NHS millions of pounds in the West Midlands. Read
May 19 2008 | Top Stories
PROTESTERS fighting plans for a Government-backed eco-town believe the 6,000 home scheme could be in breach of planning guidelines. Read