Screengrab: Heroism is for suckers
Richard Lutz forces himself from the flatscreen to give you the best pair of films on the box this week
Review: Paul McCartney
Paul McCartney at full throttle, Steve Beauchampé reports.
Aztec Weekend at Cadbury World
Learn where chocolate came from.
Ask Howard: Did Septic Bladder take kickbacks?
Sir Howard Elston DOA answers the big question of the day.
May the LifeForce be with you
New volunteer scheme aims to cut accidents in the home.
£250,000 Smart Grant for Birmingham company
Innovation Birmingham-based Synapse receive funding to enable growth.
Centro demonstrates smart ticketing pilot to European partners
Regional transport authority pioneers new technology.
Local legends return home
Double date for Birmingham reggae superstars.
All Ears at Millennium Point
Vintage music exhibition launched.
What comes next?
Terry Wills watches Albion’s final game of the season and wonders what the future holds.
Train advice for cup final
Heading to Wembley by train? London Midlands have given the following information.
Universities challenged
University league tables are out today. Warwick shone and neighbouring Coventry is a rising star.
Minding your own business
Birmingham Pride 2015 took place at the weekend. But it wasn’t the costumes that impressed Dave Woodhall.
Robin highlights
Acoustic is the order of the week at the Robin 2.
Screengrab: 7 reasons to like 7 Psychopaths
Richard Lutz points you to a bloody parody of a parody of a crime caper on the box this week.
Pointless
Dave Woodhall watches Villa’s league season fizzle out on Sunday.
Feast for Moseley’s wildlife lovers
Sunday Big Lunch date at beauty spots.
Glynn Purnell’s Friday takes off with Birmingham Airport
Sponsorship deal announced for charity food night.
Birmingham paramedic to teach first aid in India
Lessons in medical aid to children.
Inspectors praise “exceptional behaviour”at Birmingham school
Ofsted report shows marked improvement.
The bones of history: Palmyra, city of history and sand, in peril
A decade ago, Richard Lutz roamed the ruins of the ancient city of Palmyra. Today it is under threat from ISIS.
Birmingham international visitors reach all-time high
International visitor consumer spend reaches £300 million.
Trades unions to lead Birmingham Pride parade
Miners strike anniversary commemorated.
Businesses set to battle it out at Dragonboat Festival
Annual Brindleyplace event now in sixteenth year.
Local student to climb Kilimanjaro for charity
Meningitis research to benefit from expedition.
Midlands Media Awards 2015 launched
Region’s top media talent to be honoured.
Raving against racism
Anti-racism group launch new event.
“If you ain’t cheating, you ain’t trying…”
Richard Lutz reports on the bankers that have been stealing from us and continue to steal from us
Centro scoops top diversity award
Transport authority’s work recognised.
Flash, bang, wallop, what a picture
Nostalgic holiday fun at RAF Museum.