Howard: Oslo pulls out of Winter Games because it “hates the cold”
From our sports editor Sir Howard ‘The Iceman’ Elston (OBE)
Howard: Why the Tories picked B’ham for the big bash
Sir Howard Elston, our man at the Tory party conference in Britain’s second city, gives us an insight into…whatever.
Ask Howard: He answers the big questions of the day
Sir Howard Elston (DOA) noted journalist and all around mediocrity fields your queries.
From rubbish to magical dance: coming to Warwick Arts Centre
A magical dance troupe, made entirely from a heap of rubbish, comes to Warwick Arts Centre next month.
Seering Times North of the Border
Scotland takes stock of the vote against Independence. And John Knox, a former BBC political correspondent, forwards this letter from Edinburgh.
EXCLUSIVE: Troops mass at Scots border
From an embattled Sir Howard Elston, embedded with the SAS overlooking Gretna Green.
The don’t knows hold the keys to Scotland
Richard Lutz is in Scotland for the independence vote on Thursday, and says the undecided will decide.
New Season: Birmingham dances its heart out
Birmingham’s much lauded DanceXBirmingham’s announces its new autumn season today.
Screengrab: Days of Heaven
RICHARD LUTZ points to the movie you shouldn’t miss on TV this week.
Independence Vote: A Fortnight To Go
John Knox, who until recently covered Scottish politics for the BBC, files this report.
Cyprus: 40 years ago I was liberated
Ugur Karagozlu recalls fearful times on the troubled island of Cyprus – when Turkish forces intervened.
Lenny Henry takes to the stage in Birmingham
From our news desk.
Howard’s Big Summer Fun Quiz (do not steal this idea or I will sue)
Sir Howard Elston, fun consultant to the stars, offers up his summer season quiz with prizes galore.
Howard: Bernie, Bribes and Blair’s Big Buddy
Sir Howard Elston (DOA) reports from Germany on how Formula One boss Bernard Ecclestone, friend of Tony Blair, is totally not guilty of bribery.
The Great Howard Elston Survey: Glasgow Games Finale
Sir Howard Elston asks the pressing questions of today.
August 1914 – One hundred years since the Great War started
To commemorate the start of the First World War Andy Goff went to France and Belgium
Spaceships, Guns and Breakdancing
Tom Bennett investigates the Destiny Beta.
HOWARD: City TV latest shockeroo
Howard Elston, our Midlands correspondent in sun-scorched Engerlund with another fantastic soaraway exclusive from the international world of Birmingham media.
RIP: Blues Great Johnny Winter
Johnny Winter, who has died, was everything a white albino blues guitarist should be, says Richard Lutz
Sir Howard: Hague shocker as he heads for the rebel front
Sir Howard Elston (DOA), celebrity diplomatic editor for the stars, gives the rundown on the new UK government
HOWARD: Brazil call for semi-final replay
It’s hair today, gone tomorrow as the Brazil Nutters blame bad style in their shellacking by the Germans, says Sir Howard Estlon, so tanked on bad cocktails that he can’t even spell his own nema.
Pixel Perfect – The resurgence of the 8-bit pixel art style
Tom Bennett brings us up to date with a step back in time for computer gamers.
HOWARD’S WORLD CUP NEWS: Mr Bitey’s Mother Weighs In
Howard Elston, our man in Rio with the rum cocktail and the ringside seat at the nude beach volleyball finals, splashes a new twist on the Luis Suarez biting incident
Gaming: Everything But The Girl
Tom Bennett reports from Gamers heaven.
HOWARD: Cuppa de Worldo Shockeroo
Our sport editor, Sir Howard Elston, reveals just who will play for Enger-land for tonight’s crucial, critical, all important match against Uruguay
Game On
Tom Bennett guides us through the latest from the biggest games industry annual knees-up, which took place this week in the States
Students Produce Silent Film –
World premiere for Birmingham.
Me, Cammo, My Cutlery Shame and A Small Matter of £100m
Max Carlish continues his amble down memory lane when he crossed paths with a young David Cameron.
My Life and Not So Easy Times with David Cameron (PM)
By Max Carlish.
Concert raises funds for Birmingham medical charity
A charity concert has raised £700 for the Edgbaston-based charity Ammalife.