A senior police officer has been charged with misconduct and failing to stop at the scene of an accident in which a student was killed, the Crown Prosecution Service said today.Read
The detective in charge of the inquiry which brought Mohammed Ali to justice welcomed the guilty verdict and described the killer as an evil "monster".Read
Described by his own barrister as perhaps the "most hateful" individual jurors would ever have come across, Mohammed Ali's lack of remorse was brought into sharp focus by his defiant testimony in the witness box.Read
A CHEMICAL leak which forced the closure of Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre and led to more than 30 people being treated by paramedics was probably an accident, police said today.Read
A WALSALL man has spoken for the first time about how he miraculously survived being shot 50 times in the chest, neck and shoulder during an armed robbery in Nigeria.Read
A Birmingham mother who had to have a hysterectomy after a hospital failed to spot fatal cervical cancer cells during a smear test has won a five-figure pay-out.Read
Gordon Brown last night defended home secretary Jacqui Smith over her controversial expenses claims and refused to comment on whether she would be forced to appear before a disciplinary hearing.Read
Work will begin later this year on the £170 million landmark tower development at the heart of Birmingham city centre after it won the wholehearted backing of city planners.Read
COUNCIL officials desperate to close two day centres claim disabled adults are refusing to use them because the buildings offer a service that is “frozen in time”.Read
A BRITAIN’S Got Talent youngster who spent much of his life being treated at Birmingham Children’s Hospital got to see a new development that will help thousands of families like his own.Read
FORMER England and Villa boss Graham Taylor found the tables turned at Villa Park when he was the one taking orders – from Hell’s Kitchen supremo Marco Pierre White.Read
FORMER England and Villa boss Graham Taylor found the tables turned at Villa Park when he was the one taking orders – from Hell’s Kitchen supremo Marco Pierre White.Read
TIM Clarke, chief executive of Birmingham pubs operator Mitchells & Butlers, quit his £611,000 a year job after the company was forced to write off £69 million after a disastrous bet on interest rates.Read
MIDLAND travellers are set to be hit by serious traffic problems today for the Bank Holiday getaway – but 3,000 drivers can dodge the queues with a free giveaway.Read
TIM Clarke, chief executive of Birmingham pubs operator Mitchells & Butlers, quit his £611,000 a year job after the company was forced to write off £69 million after a disastrous bet on interest rates.Read
CITY leader Mike Whitby today declared that Birmingham is ready to welcome the world’s greatest footballers and gave his full backing to England’s latest bid to host the World Cup tournament.Read
TIM Clarke, chief executive of Birmingham pubs operator Mitchells & Butlers, quit his £611,000 a year job after the company was forced to write off £69 million after a disastrous bet on interest rates.Read
A DEFIANT pensioner who kept 40 cats in squalid conditions at her Birmingham home has dropped her appeal against conviction for animal neglect, after costing an animal charity £250,000.Read
