Letting Jeremy be Jeremy might be a bad idea

Will Mapplebeck wonders aloud about Jezza and his inability to find the killer comment.

Women mean business

New networking group to support Birmingham businesswomen.

Ask Howard: He answers the big questions

More hard-hitting answers from the Man in the Know.

Antony and Cleopatra at Stratford: Electric performance hampered by plodding plot

Richard Lutz takes his pew for the classic Shakespeare tragedy about love and lust when youth leaves the stage.

Metallique polished

Cityscape artist collection for city gallery.

Entries wanted for hospice golf day

Former West Brom star supports Birmingham St Mary’s corporate fundraiser.

One of city’s oldest community centres to get facelift

£25,000 boost for historic venue.

Review: All or Nothing

Stephen Pennell enjoys a night of reminiscing on and off stage.

Chubby British Foreign Minister hauled off US plane – exclusive

Sir Howard Elston, our aeronautics reporter, explains how BoJo grappled with US mile-high justice.

I Want, I Want: “a gallery of tomorrow’s dreams…”

Richard Lutz enters the digital world of new tech artists.

Gini out of the bottle

Will Mapplebeck reports on why inequality has levelled out – despite what the Left says.

Root problems and other tales

Richard Lutz painstakingly looks back in anguish at the week that was and a spring that will be.

What’s the big idea?

DanceXchange and Birmingham Weekender launch The Big Idea 2017

New partners for Birmingham St Mary’s hospice

Hotel tie-up revealed.

Beached

Andy Munro on Blues’ pointless trip to Brighton.

Sir Howard’s Big Bumper Quiz Bonanza

He’ll answer your most tricky questions.

The banks that like to say theft- chapter 46

Richard Lutz on the Treasury and an industry fined £75 billion for fraud and stealing from its customers.

CBSO Spring Classics: “..a basket of favourites…”

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a Friday night that heralds a new season.

Warwick Arts Centre submits plans for major redevelopment

Three year project to create visionary complex.

EU leaves Britain

Sir Howard Elston, this website’s diplomatic editor, with the inside story of the Big Break Up.

Photo shoot charters Birmingham’s evolving skyline at sunrise

Views from iconic tower block made public.

Solihull pub honours local fundraiser at re-opening

Charity events to follow refurbishment.

Screengrab: A gamine English star, a prickly Scot and Skelton Knaggs

Richard Lutz points the finger at a quartet of movies that will fill your crystal screen this week.

Now, let’s hold on for a minute

Richard Lutz warns that the Westminster attack should not start a rush to judgement.

The folking Robin

Coming up at the legendary Bilston venue.

Sir Howard special interview: Trump’s first two months

Sir Howard Elston, scourge of the left, enemy of the right, answers the Big Question.

Ballad of The Arousal Cafe – and other tales

Richard Lutz combs the smoking ruins of another seven days.

The strange state of a post-Scotland UK

Will Mapplebeck looks at a disunited Kingdom.

Bruised, battered but definitely unbowed

Dave Woodhall looks at Villa’s week and the damage incurred.

False truth crossing and other tales

Richard Lutz meanders through another miasmic week