By Richard Lutz The day Robin Cook died on a Highlands mountain, I was in Scotland too on the hills. I was lying on a hotel bed and saw it on the tv. I yelled over to my friend- we had just clambered over a bunch of mountains and were dog tired- and said: ‘I…
Another Scoop by our unflagging reporter Howard Elston The Coalition government is to sell off Birmingham in its latest gambit to save UK cash, I can reveal. New top secret documents forwarded to me at The Birmingham Press newsroom show that the Prime Minister, his Chancellor George Osborn and the Liberal democrat other guy say…
Andy Munro gives us a fan’s-eye view of Blues’ defeat at the hands of Newcastle.
Terry Wills is starting to get worried as the Baggies draw against West Ham.
Birmingham University has one of the best profiles for equal access to higher education.
Dave Woodhall comments on the news that a 15 year old in Bromsgrove has been banned from starting work early. Are such stories as clear as they seem?
Labour supporter Ian Robathan offers his predictions for the May 2011 elections in Birmingham – not much mention of the far-right here.
Commercial station ITV today launches its new look Philosophy X Factor today with Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole among the judges to find out who is the top brainbox in Britain.
Dave Woodhall looks at the recent controversy inspired over at ReStirred and wonders if, maybe, the two protagonists should just get on with the job they’re elected to do.
My apologies in advance if any part of this offends anyone, anywhere in the world, but I’m getting a bit tired of people being offended.
The recent introduction of what has been dubbed ‘gang ASBOs’ has been hailed as another weapon in helping the police crack down on crime.
In a move that has stunned the geo political world, Egypt boss Hosni Mubarak has been sold to Chelsea