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Hard Labour at Brighton Rock

Will Mapplebeck survives the Labour Party Conference as delegates enjoy the surf at New Dawn-by-the-sea.

28 September, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Easing into gear

Dave Woodhall sees Villa win 4-0 away at Burton Albion.

27 September, 2017 in Most recent.

Screengrab: Fuhgedaboudit

Richard Lutz plunders the TV listings to find the movie of the week.

26 September, 2017 in Film, Most recent, Television.

Birmingham Weekender’s return hailed as huge success

Huge crowds greet city centre arts extravaganza.

26 September, 2017 in Most recent.

Car crash politics

Will Mapplebeck fishes for the best politico-TV on the box. It can make for disturbing viewing.

23 September, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Politics, Television.

Eight battle it out for Midlands Newspaper of the Year

Nominations announced for region’s media stars.

21 September, 2017 in Business, Media, Most recent, Radio, Television.

Bigmouth: Howard answers all your worldwide questions

Sir Howard Elston comforts the afflicted once more.

18 September, 2017 in Most recent, Satire.

HMS Brexit space rocket heads for Saturn…and beyond

Sir Howard Elston, our excitable science editor, talks.

15 September, 2017 in Most recent, Satire.

In the bleak midautumn

Villa draw 0-0 again, this time with Middlesbrough. Dave Woodhall ponders the situation.

13 September, 2017 in Most recent.

Blues for a forgotten crooner

Richard Lutz catalogues another seven days.

12 September, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Music, Politics.

Bigmouth: Sir Howard answers all your queries

Lord Elston reflects on all the big questions that colour our lives….for the usual standard fee.

8 September, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Satire.

Let the action begin. Again.

Dave Woodhall talks about Villa’s start to the season and the end of the transfer window.

4 September, 2017 in Most recent.

Midlands-based charity helps police fight child sexual exploitation

Expertise will help forces learn from past cases.

4 September, 2017 in Most recent.

Screengrab: The righteous cowpoke that walked into destiny

Richard Lutz dons his stetson for the TV movie of the week.

3 September, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Film, Most recent, Television.

Big Ben and an offer that can’t be refused

Richard Lutz hits the hills and engages with a new pal called Andy.

30 August, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Sport, Travel.

Don’t follow the money

With a new term about to begin, it’s time for a poser:  Why do people become politicians, asks Westminster pundit Will Mapplebeck. 

30 August, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

A swing to the right

Dave Woodhall talks about Villa’s 1-1 draw at Bristol City and their latest transfer deals.

28 August, 2017 in Football, Most recent.

Coming to the Hare & Hounds

Top acts at a top venue.

24 August, 2017 in Most recent.

Screengrab: Gems from the midnight hour

Richard Lutz digs through the night files to find movies from the wee hours on the box.

21 August, 2017 in Film, Most recent, Television.

That was the week that was: Minding the gap and Twitter lies

Richard Lutz charts another seven days in this crazy old goofy world.

18 August, 2017 in Comment, Film, Most recent, Politics.

Further expansion for Solihull security company

Integrity ‘bids’ for record year after Sandwell contract win.

15 August, 2017 in Most recent.

White Lies

Sir Howie Elston dons his white hood and interviews Prez Don Trump.

14 August, 2017 in Most recent, Satire.

Stop me if you’ve heard it before

Villa continue to explore uncharted territory. Dave Woodhall keeps watch.  

14 August, 2017 in Most recent.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – Let’s bring the games to …London!

Could UK Athletics’ long-term financial needs scupper Birmingham’s 2022 legacy? asks Steve Beauchampé.

14 August, 2017 in Most recent.

US ‘locked and loaded’, Trump warns Nebraska

Diplomatic editor Lord Howard Elston unveils the latest warnings emanating from a White House ready to rock and roll.

12 August, 2017 in Most recent, Satire.

Former Birmingham rough sleepers receive donation for their dogs

Building company staff make life easier for disadvantaged man’s best friends.

11 August, 2017 in Most recent.

Death of a songman

Richard Lutz offers background on the life of Glen Campbell who died this week, aged 81.

9 August, 2017 in Most recent, Music.

Let the fun begin

Villa’s 1-1 draw with Hull posed the usual questions. Dave Woodhall tries to find an answer.

6 August, 2017 in Football, Most recent.

Rolling Stones anniversary gig to be marked

Satisfaction guaranteed for Stones fans at Kings Heath festival.

5 August, 2017 in Most recent.

Going down the Swan(s)ee?

Andy Munro watches Blues’ friendly defeat to Swansea and has concerns for the future.

1 August, 2017 in Most recent.

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