Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A TEENAGER charged with the murder of 18-year-old Jordan Sargeant has appeared in court. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A £10,000 reward was offered today after two vandal attacks caused damage to three trains, including one travelling at more than 100mph. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’s Cannon Hill Park was transformed into a hive of activity as runners of all shapes and sizes limbered up for the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile 2010. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
NEIGHBOURS told of their shock after a man was stabbed to death in Birmingham. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A TEENAGER was due in court today charged with murdering a Birmingham student who died after an alleged street attack. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
FURIOUS villagers are up in arms over plans to demolish houses to make way for the high speed link. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
Plans to run 250mph trains between Birmingham and London are proving controversial months before consultation on the scheme has even begun. Mail reporter ED CHADWICK spoke to some of the potential losers in the city. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A “CHARMING” factory worker and father-of-five died after becoming trapped in machinery, an inquest heard. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
WARM tributes have been paid to a former Birmingham Lord Mayor after he lost his battle with cancer. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM radio star Phil Upton is planning to cycle nearly 500 miles from Bordeaux to Barcelona to raise money for charity. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
It has cost almost £200 million and taken 12 years to produce. This week the Saville Report into Bloody Sunday is set to be published – eagerly awaited by the families of those who died after paratroopers, under attack by stone-throwing demonstrators, opened fire. Among them is Birmingham man Cahil McElhinney whose younger brother, Kevin, was a victim. Special report by Maureen Messent. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
STAFFORDSHIRE Police force is on target to become a leader in stamping out anti-social behaviour after winning national praise. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A MIDLAND hammer manufacturer has been fined after an employee suffered severe injuries when his hand was caught in an industrial drill. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A MIDLAND Sergeant Major has spoken of his part in a daring search for two missing soldiers in Afghanistan. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A HOMEOWNER whose botched extension sparked fury with neighbours has been given three months to sort it out. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A “NASTY” Midlands dad tried to con the Child Support Agency – by getting a friend to take his DNA paternity test. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
MOSQUE leaders have been told to introduce stewards to control parking after winning planning permission to keep their prayer rooms open. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A BLACK Country pensioner was tricked out of thousands of pounds by a man claiming to be from the water board. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
THERE will be no April Fools at this year’s Lord Mayor’s Charity Auction when dozens of top prizes are up for grabs and four charities are guaranteed to be the winners. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
A LIFELINE bus service for the elderly and disabled will be improved thanks to new £36 million funding arrangement. Read
Mar 22 2010 | Top Stories
I AM looking at a screen asking me a tricky maths question and wondering why I am putting myself through this ordeal. When I agreed to help with the world’s largest health databank I never expected it to be like taking the 11+. Read