Blood donors urged to ‘Save England’ during World Cup

Goalkeeping legends call for new donors at peak times.

The long hot summer

Why not enjoy the cricket at Edgbaston in style?

Sir Howard shocker: Trump claims England win victory

The US prez grabs laurels in historic penalty shootout, says our sports reporter Lord Howard Elston (DOA)

Addicted to Love (Island)

Will Mapplebeck turns to his flatscreen for virtual relief.

Concerts in the Park hits the right notes

Glorious music and sunshine in Sutton Park.

Jeremy Corbyn pays tribute to UB40 at anniversary gig

Approval from the many for Brummie legends.

Birmingham firm helps huge project at Grenfell Tower

Assistance sent in response to DIY SOS call.

G’s strings in town

Robin dare for former Ozzy sideman.

On your bike – again

Join Birmingham Children’s Hospital for the SACA Bike Ride 2018.

Birmingham Jazz presents

Another Friday night special in the Jewellery Quarter.

National Youth Ballet returns for 2018 season

Birmingham dates for bright young dance things.

Stage and screen stars recognised by Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Awards for graduates to mark successful careers.

Birmingham to host major international music industry conference

Pivotal 2018 to take over Jewellery Quarter in September.

Review: Romeo & Juliet

Simon Hale is smitten with BRB’s latest production of the famous love story.

Solihull Summer Fest to be “best yet”

Musical sunshine returns to Solihull.

The Ivy adds summer touch to teatime favourite

Afternoon tea in the city centre.

Bromsgrove date for Dean Friedman

Artix event as part of festival.

Skidding along

One of our favourites will be at the Robin 2 this week.

Kvitova makes it two in a row at Nature Valley Classic

Czech warms up for Wimbledon with Edgbaston triumph.

Screengrab: Marvelous Marv and that $93k

Richard Lutz finds the toughest TV film of the week on his 90″ flatscreen.

Finals day at Edgbaston Priory

Kvitova and Rybarikova play for history in Birmingham.

Matt’s finish

There’s more from Birmingham Jazz this week.

Review: Polarity & Proximity

Simon Hale enjoys the latest Birmingham Royal Ballet production at the Hippodrome.

Chance for Sutton performers to shine

Sutton Coldfield welcomes return of Month of Music Festival.

Dance programme a hit with city communities

Bollywood fitness classes bring “life-changing” results to Birmingham’s isolated.

Birmingham Central Library honoured in online exhibition

Matt Lindley writes about recognition for the Central Library.

Latin American Festival launched

Arcadian to get hot, hot, hot in July.

Jeremy on Jeremy

Brian Donaldson talks to comic Jeremy Hardy.

New street fair to launch in Digbeth

Sunday Share aims to encourage diversity and wellbeing.

Once in a Lifetime

Richard Nevin watches David Byrne at Symphony Hall.