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Review: Black Sheep – the authorised biography of Nicol Williamson

‘Flawed genius’ best describes the actor whose story has recently been published.

11 April, 2018 in Books, Film, Most recent, Television, Theatre.

Finnish line

 Richard Lutz checks his biochemical past and gets lost in a late winter walk.

2 April, 2018 in Attractions, Birmingham, Environment, Local history, Most recent.

Howard sez: It just ain’t cricket

The huge-mungus questions of the day answered by, The Hon Lord Howard Elston of Strangeways.

31 March, 2018 in Cricket, Most recent, Satire.

Review: The Play That Goes Wrong

Richard Lutz watches a perfect rendition of an absolute tour de farce. 

31 March, 2018 in Art and Leisure, Comedy, Most recent, Theatre.

Review: Macbeth at Stratford

Richard Lutz watches an up to the minute production at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. But does it work? he asks.

29 March, 2018 in Most recent, Theatre.

Exclusive interview with Frenchie passport boss

M. de la Elston says merci.

24 March, 2018 in Most recent, Satire.

Birmingham-based consortium awarded sustainable energy project

ByteSnap Design kick-starts two-year Vehicle-to-Grid Intelligent Control scheme.

20 March, 2018 in Most recent.

Sir Howard: Spy link shock horror exclusive mystery

Comrade Howard Elstonovitch, our espionage reporter, on the searing questions of the day.

18 March, 2018 in Most recent, Politics, Satire.

Review: Ballet British Columbia

Richard Lutz takes his pew for the Canadian dance troupe.

17 March, 2018 in Birmingham, Dance, Most recent, Theatre, What's on.

Review: Up N Under

Richard Lutz takes to the terraces for a classic comedy at the Rep.

13 March, 2018 in Most recent, Theatre, What's on.

Ask Howard: How do we stop Vlad the Bad?

Sir Howard Elston answers all those trick questions that plague our little planet.

13 March, 2018 in Most recent, Satire.

Eire dynamics

Richard Lutz continues to scratch his head over a right Irish stew.

11 March, 2018 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

The Yes man

Talking to pop manager Nigel Martin-Smith about his latest venture, boy band Yes Lad, and about his best.

9 March, 2018 in Most recent, Music.

Cadbury World unveils latest snow-stopping creation

Model of Winter Olympics to mark Winter Paralympic Games.

5 March, 2018 in Most recent.

Irish stew

Sir Howard O’Elston, our diplomatic editor, on the latest obstacle to Euro peace in our time.

5 March, 2018 in Most recent, Satire.

Strange days indeed

Richard ‘Kid’ Strange, Doctor of Madness and many other things, talks to Dave Woodhall.

3 March, 2018 in Most recent, Music.

To Beeb or not to Beeb – and other questions of the week

Richard Lutz rifles through another mess of a week. – and a stormy one too

3 March, 2018 in Comment, Health, Most recent, Politics.

Let’s play vinyl

University to host sound system and vinyl exhibition.

27 February, 2018 in Most recent.

Why is Everyone so *&*$£ing Angry?

Is it just me or is everyone getting more pissed off? asks Will Mapplebeck

26 February, 2018 in Charities, Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Russia: Alive and cheating – a Howard Elston super exclusive

Bears grab Olympic gold, reports our semi-comatose sports correspondent Sir Howard Elston. 

25 February, 2018 in Most recent, Satire.

Lette’s on top

Brian Donaldson talks to comedian and author Kathy Lette.

24 February, 2018 in Most recent.

Bullet points

Richard Lutz looks back balefully on the week.

22 February, 2018 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

LGBT History Month celebrated with Queer Quiz

Birmingham group to stage event celebrating diversity and changing attitudes.

21 February, 2018 in Most recent.

Fulham Fallout

Villa’s recent good run ended with a 2-0 defeat at Fulham. Dave Woodhall comments.

18 February, 2018 in Most recent.

Tim Vine: Fastest punslinger in the west

Richard Lutz is given a lesson by the master of the one-liner.

17 February, 2018 in Comedy, Most recent.

Birmingham MP delighted by asylum seekers project

Pioneering project supports young asylum seekers and refugees.

15 February, 2018 in Community, Most recent, Politics.

Three generations of ska to tour

The originals meet the new breed at Birmingham date.

15 February, 2018 in Most recent.

Boost to start-up support for entrepreneurs across region

Businesses can now access new range of help.

14 February, 2018 in Most recent.

Shelf life and good news

Richard Lutz hunts among the remains of the past week.

13 February, 2018 in Birmingham, Books, Comment, Most recent, Music, Travel.

Half term fun at Cadbury World

All the family favourites will be there.

12 February, 2018 in Most recent.

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