Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
TRIBUTES were today paid by devastated friends of a popular Black Country DJ who died suddenly, aged just 31. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM Army Cadet Force instructor can today be exposed as a benefits cheat who claimed almost £15,000 in fraudulent payouts. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
NEIGHBOURS have spoken of their shock at a chlorine gas leak at a Midland swimming baths which left 30 people needing hospital treatment. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
WARWICKSHIRE County Cricket Club has admitted it may be forced to change some aspects of a controversial £32 million makeover of its Edgbaston ground to placate neighbours. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A MODEL found dead at the side of a motorway was from the Midlands, it has emerged. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
CUSTOMS officers visiting a Birmingham off-licence found a stash of suspected counterfeit alcohol and an illegal immigrant in an upstairs room. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
TWO men were taken to hospital after a car they were in went through a wall and ended up in the garden of a house in Birmingham today. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
THREE young people have died after their car crashed into a garden wall on Stourbridge Road, near Wolverhampton. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of families were hitting the road today as the Easter getaway lurched into full swing. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’S Roman Catholic Archbishop today urged followers in England and Wales to oppose plans to allow abortion services to advertise on television and radio. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A MUM and her two young children were among five people injured in a serious car crash in the Midlands. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
RISING meat prices and the recession has sparked a new crimewave in cattle rustling, landowners have been warned. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
ELECTRICAL chain Apollo 2000, which has several stores across the Midlands, has been saved after being snapped up by East Anglia-based company Hughes Electrical. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A THIRD of pubs and clubs in Kidderminster are breaking the law, a police operation revealed yesterday. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
STRING quartet Escala found themselves ‘on the fiddle’ when they visited the Birmingham Mail’s Fort Dunlop base. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
THE parents of teenager Aiden Brookes, who died when the roof of a cave collapsed in Shropshire, have spoken of their heartbreak over the loss of their “perfect gentleman” son. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
THE chief of a toxic asset-free bank has called on the Government to let failing lenders go to the wall rather than spend billions of pounds on bailouts. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
CHANCELLOR Alistair Darling has been urged to invest in a national housebuilding programme to give “immediate social and financial return” to the ailing economy. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
BILLIONAIRE mobile phone tycoon John Caudwell plans to scale Europe’s highest mountain in his latest attempt to raise money for his children’s charity. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A DEVASTATED husband will embark on a mammoth cycling challenge taking in the four corners of the country in memory of his beloved wife. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
FROM this summer, a passenger in the front of a Range Rover will be able to watch the television set into the dashboard without breaking the law – because the driver watching the same screen will see something different. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A TEAM of bishops swapped prayer for polish as part of a Maundy Thursday shoe-shine to celebrate Easter. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’S Anglican bishop declared he was here to stay after waving farewell to his Roman Catholic counterpart Vincent Nichols. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
TRAIN passengers are facing disruption to their journeys with engineering works planned on the Midland rail network over Easter. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
TEACHING staff at a Birmingham primary school played doctors and nurses, but all in a good cause. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
MORE than 50 people were arrested in a month-long blitz on anti-social behaviour and crime in inner city Birmingham. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
BLOOD lies splattered on the floor. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
VILLA, Blues and Albion legends showed off their skills on a pitch with a difference. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
HI-TECH roadside cameras which can detect vehicles linked to crime have helped take more than 50,000 cars off West Midlands roads in four years. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A GIANT seafront Ferris wheel offering views spanning 20 miles has opened for business at the resort dubbed Birmingham-on-Sea. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A GROUP of headteachers whose schools were included on a controversial list of potential recruiting grounds for Birmingham gangs have reignited the row. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
PUPILS at Birmingham schools have helped ease the plight of forgotten child victims of the world’s longest-running civil war. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
A MIDLAND council has scrapped plans to “cancel” Christmas just six weeks after the controversial idea was dreamed up. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
ONE of the Midlands’ favourite family days out is back on track with a top award less than two years after it was devastated by freak summer floods. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
MEDICAL help is at hand for Easter and Bank Holiday revellers who have had too much to drink. Read
Apr 10 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM actor David Harewood showed his support for on-screen diversity with a visit to a city photography exhibition. Read