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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Warhol snaps of Ozzy Osbourne and Simon Le Bon at NEC
The images of singers from Birmingham bands Black Sabbath and Duran Duran are on display at the NEC.
HS2: High-speed line cost 'could rise by £30bn'
The boss of the new high-speed rail link has reportedly warned the project will exceed its £56bn budget.
Neo-Nazi Daniel Ward who called for race war jailed
Daniel Ward, from Birmingham, admitted being part of banned far-right group National Action.
Birmingham's Jamia Islamia Islamic school books 'promoted extremism'
Inspectors said materials found in the library are "actively undermining fundamental British values".
Wolverhampton hospital's 'regret' over new mum's death
The trust running Wolverhampton's New Cross says lessons have been learned to better manage sepsis.
Acorns Children's Hospice: Cash boost for Walsall site
Families were told in June the Walsall hospice would be forced to close due to financial pressures.
Peaky Blinders fifth series premiere held in Birmingham
The world premiere of the fifth series of Peaky Blinders was held in Birmingham ahead of its return to BBC One later this year.
Peaky Blinders premiere: Global fans explain why they love the show
Fans from around the world explain why they love hit drama Peaky Blinders.
The moment police swoop on armed men in Birmingham
Footage from officers' body-worn cameras shows the operation after a sawn-off shotgun changes hands.
Cricket World Cup: Do you know a duck from a square leg?
We asked these young fans at Edgbaston if they could tell us what these cricket terms meant.
Kenneth Zohore: West Bromwich Albion sign Cardiff City striker for undisclosed fee
West Brom complete the signing of Kenneth Zohore from Championship rivals Cardiff City for an undisclosed fee.
Salomon Rondon: West Brom striker follows Rafael Benitez to China
West Brom striker Salomon Rondon follows Rafael Benitez to China by signing for Super League side Dalian Yifang.
Fidel Edwards: Hampshire paceman joins Birmingham Bears for T20 Blast matches
Hampshire paceman Fidel Edwards joins Birmingham Bears on a month-long loan for their first 10 T20 Blast fixtures.
Michael Morrison: Reading sign former Birmingham City captain on two-year deal
Defender Michael Morrison joins Reading on a two-year deal after leaving Championship rivals Birmingham City.
The Hundred: Andrew McDonald to coach Birmingham men's side in new ECB competition
Australian domestic treble winner Andrew McDonald is appointed as head coach of the Birmingham-based men's side in The Hundred.
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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'CS gas attack' on London Underground train at Oxford Circus
A number of people were treated at the scene by paramedics for coughing and lack of breath.
Gloria De Piero: Labour MP quits as shadow justice minister
Labour's Gloria De Piero, who opposes a second EU referendum, says she has received online abuse.
Tornado causes damage in Greater Manchester and Cheshire
The wind and rain caused havoc near Manchester Airport and the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park.
In pictures: British Army horses enjoy beach summer camp
The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment swap London for its annual rural summer camp.
'Intimidating' driver William Heslop jailed for targeting cyclist
The driver is beginning a two-year jail sentence after his action left the cyclist with broken ribs.
Felixstowe artist paints naked women to empower them
Women who have been through traumatic experiences are posing for nude portraits for the artist.
Met Police hacked with bizarre tweets and emails posted
A series of messages are sent from the Met's account calling for the release of a drill rap artist.
Rise in knives and blades found at London family courts
Campaigners say bringing knives to courts shows some people are "desensitised" to carrying weapons.
St Helens care worker left patient to starve to death
Tracy Burrows failed to check if her disabled patient was at home, so care visits were cancelled.
Stoke-on-Trent mum's cancer misdiagnosis down to 'human error'
Sarah Boyle was incorrectly told she had an aggressive cancer after noticing problems breastfeeding.
Stevenage 'car cruise' crash leaves 17 injured
The "horrendous" two-car crash in Stevenage came at a gathering where there were modified vehicles.
Could wristbands turn festivals into games?
Technology is allowing organisers to go cashless and, for the first time, "gameify" their festivals.
Source: BBC News
