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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Plea for public help in cancer treatment decisions
The West Midlands Cancer Alliance says it is important to get public views heard in health meetings.
Three men and three teens jailed for park murder
Ion Morar, Ion Calin, Manuel Filipache and three boys are sentenced over the death of Michael Obasi.
Blues' points record 'will never be beaten' - Davies
Birmingham City boss Chris Davies believes his League One title-winning side's record points tally for the division will never be broken.
Hoarding a mental health emergency - group warns
The BBC follows the work of Clouds End as they deliver a project across Birmingham.
New speed camera scheme to be rolled out
The Joint Working Agreement aims to help dangerous roads in the region to become safer.
Rashford likely to miss rest of season
On-loan Aston Villa forward Marcus Rashford is hoping to recover from a hamstring injury in time for England's matches in June.
Mum raises thousands with stoma bag marathon
Charlie Carroll, 37, from Alvechurch, says the race was "one of the best days of my life".
Why are Birmingham bin workers on strike?
The BBC answers some of the most-asked questions about the ongoing strike.
Conciliation talks no miracle cure - ex Acas chief
A former chief executive says when organisations call in Acas it means parties are "actually now looking for a solution."
Disaster relief volunteers turn to city's bin bags
A group supporting relief efforts after natural disasters decides to tackle Birmingham's piles of waste.
'I haven't had my recycling taken since January'
Frances Jones cannot access the tip because she does not have a car.
How much do bin workers get paid?
At the heart of the dispute are the Waste Recycling and Collection Officers, who were paid more than some other bin workers.
'Rat tax' suspension amid bin strike welcomed
Birmingham City Council has temporarily suspended charging residents for rat control treatments.
Bin strike exposes divide between rich and poor
The long-running dispute, now in its sixth week, has seen uncollected waste pile up in some areas.
Joe Lycett hails 'Blitz spirit' in Birmingham during ongoing bin strikes
The comedian says he is at the tip "more regularly than most" to offload dirty nappies and wipes.
Taxi panic switches set to be permitted in taxis
The council is set to allow audio recording in cabs following assaults on taxi drivers.
Police search for man after racist abuse at match
Police have issued a photo of a man they want to speak to over reports a Charlton fan was abused.
Activists in trans rights march spat on and pushed
Campaigners were marching in response to a Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of a woman.
Hospital expansion nears completion
The new MAU area will join on to the existing unit to create a brand-new assessment space for patients.
Firms encouraged to join apprenticeships scheme
So far, more than 5,000 apprentices have been recruited across the West Midlands.
Your photos: Swathes of bluebells, sheep and boats
Take a look at some of your best images from across the West Midlands over the past week.
Final respects paid to Pope in West Midlands
Catholics across the region have been attending services to bid farewell to Pope Francis.
'Lawless' high street gets dedicated police team
Six officers will be a "constant presence" on Erdington High Street to tackle rising crime.
Birmingham's still amazing despite bin strike - poet
Former poet laureate Casey Bailey urges people to not lose sight of the good things about the city.
Rashford likely to miss rest of season
On-loan Aston Villa forward Marcus Rashford is hoping to recover from a hamstring injury in time for England's matches in June.
Failure to reach play-offs 'unacceptable' - Wallace
West Brom midfielder Jed Wallace has said their failure to reach the Championship play-offs is unacceptable for a club of their size.
Blues' points record 'will never be beaten' - Davies
Birmingham City boss Chris Davies believes his League One title-winning side's record points tally for the division will never be broken.
Birmingham's Jutkiewicz to retire at end of season
Birmingham City striker Lukas Jutkiewicz will retire from playing at the end of the season and take up a new, as yet unspecified, role with the club.
What is the 'Brum Hole'?
Comedian Joe Lycett launches a portal to speak other Birmingham's around the world.
BBC Radio WM Special
Exploring how Pebble Mill became a place for pioneering day-time TV.
'I thought I'd loathe them' Michael Fabricant
After his Celebrity Big Brother eviction, Michael Fabricant discusses his housemates.
'One of the darkest days in British car making'
When Longbridge's MG Rover went into administration it had a devastating impact.
How is the Black Country accent exotic?
Brit award winning musician Jorja Smith has got people talking about her accent.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Bradford face Aston Villa in semi
Bradford's reward for knocking Arsenal out of the Capital One Cup is a semi-final against Aston Villa, while Chelsea take on Swansea.
Albion old boy Clement on racing charge
Former West Bromwich Albion footballer Neil Clement, now a racehorse owner, is charged with breaches of racing's rules.
Teams wary of Albion - Odemwingie
West Brom forward Peter Odemwingie feels that other teams have begun to play more cautiously when facing them.
Benteke frightening, says Lambert
Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke has the potential to "be anything he wants", says boss Paul Lambert.
Diop extends Birmingham contract
Papa Bouba Diop agrees a one-month contract extension at Birmingham City to keep him at the club until 17 January.
Walsall v Colchester
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's game between Walsall and Colchester in League One.
Rider Auty agrees Brummies return
Birmingham Brummies confirm that Josh Auty will return to Perry Barr for the 2013 Elite League season.
Skornicki makes return to Wolves
Adam Skornicki returns to Wolverhampton Wolves for his fourth spell, after agreeing a deal for the 2013 season.
Bell and Trott see England home
Jonathan Trott and Ian Bell both make centuries as England win a series in India for the first time since 1984-85.
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Daughter of poisoned couple says she is shunned after initial arrest
Ellena Baxter, whose parents were murdered by a manipulative killer, says people "look away" in shops.
Man who had Covid for 290 days dies years later
Dave Smith was dubbed a "miracle man" by doctors after Covid left him hospitalised seven times.
Woman given months to live completes marathon
Elle Mortimer says she enjoyed the race so much, she has already signed up for next year's.
Dad conned into thinking baby was his 'devastated'
Ryan Hampson says his life was ruined when his ex-partner lied to him about being her child's father.
'I am skateboarding to Africa for charity'
Sam Allison, 21, says he is skating from Brighton to Morocco to raise money for mental health.
Tortoise missing for months found a mile from home
Leonardo, who disappeared from his owner's garden in July, is found safe and well near his home.
NHS maternity failings review closing to new cases
More than 2,000 cases of harm to babies and women in Nottingham are being examined.
Staff at Weetabix factories stage three-day strike
The Usdaw union says the company has not made an acceptable pay offer and workers voted to strike.
Mayor urged to promote male role models to combat misogyny
Relatable male role models are needed to counter misogyny boys see online says the London Assembly.
Everton fan, 80, ticks new stadium off bucket list
John Gordon, who has months to live, says the visit was one of the best days of his life.
Puffin escaping gannet in cliffside clash captured on camera
A photographer captures the altercation at Bempton Cliffs.
School anti-knife crime scheme nominated for award
Pupils at Sheffield Park Academy devised the Ask for Nik scheme to help young people feel safe.
Source: BBC News
