Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A man has been taken to hospital after a three-vehicle collision on the motorway near Wolverhampton. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A West Midlands Conservative MP who said she would stand down from Parliament after being caught up in the expenses row has asked to be considered as a general election candidate after all. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A pensioner has been robbed of his Porsche on the driveway of his Walsall home. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
The final acts for Birmingham’s biggest free pop concert have just been confirmed, with Tynchy Stryder, The Saturdays and Natalie Imbruglia added to the line-up. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
DETAILS of an agreement which paved the way for a fresh wave of postal strikes to be halted hours before the latest walkouts were due to start will be released today. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
By Graeme Brown Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
FIREFIGHTERS were bombarded with nearly 300 calls as fireworks lit up the Birmingham sky. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
DETAILS of an agreement which paved the way for a fresh wave of postal strikes to be halted hours before the latest walkouts were due to start will be released today. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
By Graeme Brown Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A MAN aged 49 has pleaded guilty to blackmailing two West Midland branches of a supermarket by making unwarranted demands for a total of £17,000. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM man is to make an emotional pilgrimage to open a schoolhouse built in Nepal with money raised by his father in honour of Gurkha soldiers. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
DOZENS of firefighters spent the night tackling a major blaze on a Cannock industrial estate. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’s warship crew are training hard. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A MAN aged 49 has pleaded guilty to blackmailing two West Midland branches of a supermarket by making unwarranted demands for a total of £17,000. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of families flocked to Pype Hayes Park to its annual fireworks spectacular. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THE Birmingham Wheel is returning to the city centre as part of the Christmas celebrations, it was announced today. The 60ft observation wheel will open in Centenary Square at the end of the month and remain there until February. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
Despite the wet weather, Birmingham's night sky was a blaze of colour as firework events were held across the city. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A MISSING teenager who was said to have developed an obsession with the Koran has been found in Leicester. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
FRENCHMAN Franck Queudrue restored a little bit of his country’s pride when he scored a 1-0 victory over Blues team mate James McFadden, scorer of a Scottish wonder goal against France two years ago. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
MORE than 30 Black Country firefighters spent Bonfire Night tackling a potentially lethal blaze at an empty factory unit in Wolverhampton involving asbestos. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
TWO men have been found guilty of attempted murder following the shooting of a pub-goer at a Wolverhampton nightspot last year. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of families flocked to Pype Hayes Park to its annual fireworks spectacular. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A MAN aged 49 has pleaded guilty to blackmailing two West Midland branches of a supermarket by making unwarranted demands for a total of £17,000. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A LOSS-making municipal golf course is on track to get a new lease of life as a cycling centre for the city. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A MAN aged 49 has pleaded guilty to blackmailing two West Midland branches of a supermarket by making unwarranted demands for a total of £17,000. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A 32-YEAR-old man was being questioned by police today in connection with a shooting at a nightclub. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM is leading the way in the creation of a vibrant multi-faith city, according to the Most Rev Vincent Nichols, the head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of families flocked to Pype Hayes Park to its annual fireworks spectacular. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A MYSTERY personal ad in the Birmingham Mail more than 40 years ago could solve the riddle of what happened to a student nurse who vanished without trace, it was revealed today. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
FOUR more people in the West Midlands have died suffering from swine flu, it emerged today. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A MISSING teenager who was said to have developed an obsession with the Koran has been found in Leicester. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A WITNESS at an inquest described seeing a police car run over a man who later died in police custody. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THE head of school crossing patrol attendants in Birmingham told an employment tribunal he felt it was “too hard to judge” how his team could be rewarded with bonuses. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
DETAILS of an agreement which paved the way for a fresh wave of postal strikes to be halted hours before the latest walkouts were due to start will be released today. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
By Graeme Brown Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
FRENCHMAN Franck Queudrue restored a little bit of his country’s pride when he scored a 1-0 victory over Blues team mate James McFadden, scorer of a Scottish wonder goal against France two years ago. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
BUILDING work can now begin on Birmingham’s first new swimming pool for more than 20 years after city planners gave the scheme the thumbs up. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THE chips certainly aren’t down for the Mail’s latest cash bonanza winner. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
RESIDENTS of a troubled Birmingham estate who joined together to unite against hooligans and gangs are helping to raise awareness of antisocial behaviour orders. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
Criminals lost more than £9 million over 12 months as West Midlands Police seized their ill-gotten gains. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
Birmingham is leading the way in the creation of a vibrant multi-faith city, according to the head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales, the Most Rev Vincent Nichols. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
Birmingham veteran's 37th visit to Western Front Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
Mail reporter STEVE BRADLEY was swept up in FA Cup fever as Stourbridge FC prepared for the biggest game in their history tomorrow. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
MIDLAND soldiers Joe Murphy and Jonathan Horne were among 13 lost members of the 2 Rifles regiment who were remembered in an emotional homecoming medals ceremony. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’s warship is training hard. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THE routine is well-established but no less emotional for big-hearted Alex Bulloch. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM charity shop has proved a goldmine for a doll collector. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM Mail columnist Mike Olley has relived the moment he and his wife were surrounded by armed border patrol guards who put them under detention. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM man is to make an emotional pilgrimage to open a schoolhouse built in Nepal with money raised by his father in honour of Gurkha soldiers. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
DEATH rates in the West Midlands from asbestos-related lung disease Mesothelioma have continued to surge, according to latest official reports. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
THE best of the best in tourism in the Midlands were celebrated in a glittering ceremony in Birmingham. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
CAMPAIGNERS are taking their fight to Downing Street to save a Wolverhampton care home after councillors voted to reject a businessman’s cash offer to keep it open. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
AN ILLEGAL tobacco smuggling racket has been smashed after police and Customs officers seized 107,880 cigarettes from a Birmingham shop. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
TWO thugs attacked a lone woman after following her driving through Birmingham. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
FIREFIGHTERS battled with a blaze for over two hours after arsonists set fire to a large storage shed in Redditch. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
IT’S all grow at one primary school in Birmingham. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
That’s the call going up from the people of Stourbridge as the town prepares for its big football day tomorrow. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
MEMBERS of the public can once again pick up paper copies of Birmingham City Council agendas at public meetings. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
Sam Smith, from Halesowen, joined the Glassboys from Chasetown FC at the end of last season. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM couple has celebrated 70 years of wedded bliss despite the fact that there is a very prominent third party in their relationship. Read
Nov 06 2009 | Top Stories
WHEN Corbett Roberts walked into a Birmingham police station and confessed to murdering his wife in a moment of madness little did he realise he would become a gruesome footnote in history. Read