Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
IT’S back! Get your trainers on and prepare to pound the streets to raise thousands of pounds for Macmillan Cancer Support and the Birmingham Mail Charity Trust. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
The jury in the case of an animal rights enthusiast who piloted a gyrocopter which killed a hunt supporter near Stratford-upon-Avon has retired to consider its verdict. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A 23-year-old woman has been arrested in the West Midlands after a laser beam was aimed at a police helicopter in the early hours. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
Executives from Cadbury's and its new American owner came under fire from angry MPs today amid uncertainty about the chocolate-maker's future in the UK. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A man has been taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition after a car crashed into a tree in Wolverhampton. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A police force has defended its decision to prosecute one of its senior officers from Coventry after he was cleared of failing to stop at the scene of a crash in which a university student died. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A MAN has been charged with the murder of a friend stabbed to death during an row in Birmingham. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
MOVIE hardman Ray Winstone showed his more sensitive side as he dropped in to cheer up injured British troops at a Birmingham hospital. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
BRITAIN’S ten leading show jumpers will go head-to-head at this year’s British Open Show Jumping Championships at the NEC. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
FLAMBOYANT fashion expert Gok Wan will be in the Black Country to find the region’s worst-dressed person this weekend. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A STREAKER wearing a strategically placed cat mask set more than tongues wagging when he interrupted the prestigious dog show Crufts. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A 42-YEAR-old man accused of deliberately infecting a Midland woman with the HIV virus has been further remanded on bail by a judge. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
CRIMINALS in Birmingham will be kept on their toes after a police team was doubled in size. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A MAN who was caught running a cannabis farm by a West Midlands Police helicopter has been jailed for 20 months. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A PARTYGOER owes his life to a smoke alarm after he fell asleep preparing food after a night out. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
TWO people were injured when their car was in collision with two other vehicles and a double decker bus in Handsworth. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
AN MP has been to hear plans which will see pupils in a Birmingham suburb benefit from the expertise of the city’s best performing schools. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
PRISON chiefs have dismissed claims that child killer Angela Gordon has been attacked in jail. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A WEST Midlands Police chief inspector has been cleared of misconduct and dangerous driving after an accident in which a Birmingham-based university student was killed. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of Midland car workers have received a major cash boost after Jaguar Land Rover backed down over plans to close its final salary pension scheme. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
BRUMMIES helped the Royal British Legion in the city raise more than £336,000 for last year’s Poppy Appeal – up 14 per cent. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM man has appeared in court and denied murdering a taxi driver. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
SIXTY-NINE jobs are at risk as Birmingham City Council moves to close its meals-on-wheels service. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
FOR the Ahmed family it was a dream to move into their new six-bedroom Birmingham house – but after three years of land disputes they are ready to pack up and leave. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
THIS is the gleaming steel surface which is set to add the finishing touch to Birmingham’s £400 million New Street station scheme. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A CELEBRITY stalker has escaped a prison sentence after admitting sending lewd parcels and letters to Birmingham DJ Kate Lawler. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
OUTGOING Staffordshire MP Sir Patrick Cormack called for a change in the law to close large shops on Remembrance Sunday. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
MORE than 2,500 people across Birmingham have joined an online group calling for a hit-and-run driver to be kept behind bars. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
HIS spiral into heroin addiction shocked the young viewers of Grange Hill in 1986. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
AN all-singing, all-dancing group of voluntary performers is on the hunt for a replacement compere to front its annual show. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM schoolchildren got out of the classroom and up close with nature at a reserve. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
THE drummer of Midland rock legends Slade is putting the finishing touches to his autobiography – 37 years after a serious car crash permanently damaged his memory. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM cathedral will be hosting a spring concert in aid of children’s charity the NSPCC. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
BOSSES at Birmingham City Council have slashed £30 million from the bill for consultants following growing concern about the cost of hiring outside help. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM social services bosses have been blasted by families who claimed they were kept in the dark over proposed changes to the closing dates of council-run old folks’ homes. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
DAVID Beckham’s glittering football career is over, according to a Midland academic who has closely studied his career. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A PIONEERING education programme will be launched at a Midland nature reserve. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
FAMILES will be able to step back in time to the First World War this weekend. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM nurse laid low by a potentially-fatal dose of malaria has backed an awareness drive to protect British tourists. Read
Mar 16 2010 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM councillor, forced to apologise for using council postal services to send party political propaganda to constituents, has denied repeating the offence. Read