IF there really is an elixir of youth then Cliff Richard seems to have cornered the market has he sang and danced his way through 42 numbers in a three hour and ten minute show at the NIA.
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A hypnotherapist who forced young girls to strip during “spiritual” massage sessions at his Birmingham home has been convicted of a string of sex offences.
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Residents from a Warwickshire village, including a retired policeman, a restauranteur and a 90-year-old farm supplier, have bared all to raise awareness of breast cancer in men.
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The West Midlands chief fire officer who resigned after he was arrested on child porn allegations had his laptop stolen days before the arrest, it has been claimed.
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Birmingham taxi and private hire drivers are going the extra mile to offer top quality customer service by picking up new qualifications through national skills service Train to Gain.
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Up to 50 Solihull residents are logging on to develop their computer skills thanks to a £70,000 initiative offering free IT equipment and training.
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History lovers have spoken out against the decision to change the name of historic Birmingham inn The Saracen's Head - accusing it of being “politically correct”.
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MUSLIMS across Birmingham believe the police and security services are constantly monitoring their movements and feel “imprisoned in their own city”, a performance report into government anti-terrorism projects claims today.
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Villagers battling plans for a wind farm in rural Worcestershire have claimed it could led to serious health consequences for thousands of people living in the area.
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Birmingham City Council came under fire for advertising “sub-prime” mortgages when questions were raised about its free newspaper in the House of Commons.
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As plans for a 6,000-home new town in Warwickshire move a step closer, Environment Correspondent Patrice John joins passionate residents who are stepping up their fight to preserve Long Marston.
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