Saudi Arabia Announces Ramadan 2026 Start Date
Saudi Arabia has declared the start of Ramadan 2026 based on moon sightings, contradicting UK astronomers' forecasts that the crescent would not be visible globally.
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Birmingham Library Lit Up for Ramadan 2026 Start
The Library of Birmingham is illuminated in green to mark the beginning of Ramadan 2026, with fasting starting on February 18. The city, where 29.9% identify as Muslim, hosts events like Ramadan Streets.
£1,500 Donation Boosts Sheffield Hospital Bereavement Services
Barratt and David Wilson Homes has donated £1,500 to Sheffield Hospitals Charity's bereavement services, funding memory boxes and facilities for families experiencing baby loss, including the Jessop Wing Bereavement Suite.
Molly Marsh Reacts to Ex Zach's Baby News in TikTok
Former Love Island star Molly Marsh posts a cryptic TikTok video amid news that her ex-boyfriend Zachariah Noble is expecting a child with his new girlfriend Ava Hirons.
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Greggs Thief 'Hamster' Avoids Jail for £2k Snack Thefts
Adam Gosling, 39, stole from a Greggs branch 38 times over six weeks, totaling £1,817.50. He received a suspended sentence in Uxbridge Magistrates' Court.
Teens Arrested in Oldbury Assault, Police Warn Over Video
Four teenagers have been arrested after a 16-year-old boy was assaulted on Pound Road in Oldbury. Police are urging people not to share a distressing video of the incident circulating on social media.
Faith Leaders Unite Ahead of UKIP March in Birmingham
Birmingham faith groups pledge to demonstrate unity and positive engagement during a planned UKIP Christian procession in Ward End, with police assuring community safety.
Ormskirk's King's Arms Hotel: A Historic Legacy
Explore the rich history of Ormskirk's King's Arms Hotel, from its bustling 1820s market days to its 1880s renovation, uncovering stories of ordinary people and architectural transformation.
Woman Traumatised After Unprovoked Street Attack in Nottingham
A woman in her 20s was punched in the face by a stranger in a random attack on Milton Street, Nottingham. Tristan Fretwell, 29, has been jailed for 14 weeks and ordered to pay compensation.
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Drunk Driver Stumbles in Pub Garden Before Crash
Footage released by Thames Valley Police shows heavily intoxicated Lawson Wright, 56, stumbling and falling in a pub garden before crashing his van and injuring two people on the A44 in Yarnton.
Birmingham's £295m Affordable Housing: 1,200 New Homes
Midland Heart announces a £295 million development of 1,200 affordable homes across 15 brownfield sites in Birmingham, with completion set for 2028 to address the city's housing crisis.
CCTV Appeal for Sutton Coldfield Burglary Attempt
West Midlands Police are seeking public assistance to identify a man in connection with an attempted break-in at a Richmond Road property near Sutton Park in December.
Police Board Birmingham's Number 74 Bus in Crime Crackdown
West Midlands Police and partners conducted a major enforcement operation on the No.74 bus route, which recorded 62 offences including violence and thefts over six months. Officers boarded buses and removed fare dodgers in a targeted crackdown.
Couple Jailed for Child Abuse Images and Animal Cruelty
Scott Topley and Gordon Phillips have been sentenced to over 12 years in prison for creating and distributing indecent images of children and abusing their pet dog.
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McAvoy's Half-Brother Pleads Guilty to Prison Attack
Donald McAvoy, half-brother of actor James McAvoy, has pleaded guilty to slashing an inmate with a concealed blade during visiting time at HMP Saughton. The violent incident, captured on CCTV, occurred as visiting hours concluded.
Birmingham: Top Dog-Friendly City for Spring Walks
New research from Autotrader ranks Birmingham among the UK's best dog-friendly city breaks, highlighting its green spaces like Cannon Hill Park and Lickey Hills. Discover nine scenic walks perfect for spring outings with your furry friend.
Birmingham Man Arrested in Migrant Smuggling Investigation
A Birmingham man, aged 31, has been arrested as part of a National Crime Agency investigation into an organised crime group smuggling Vietnamese migrants into the UK via small boats and lorries.
Three Arrested in Birmingham Over £70k Cannabis Van Discovery
West Midlands Police have arrested three men in Aston after stopping a van containing 70 cannabis plants with an estimated street value of £70,000. The operation is part of efforts to combat serious crime in the city.
Man Accused of Killing Grandfather in Pub Incident Appears in Court
Nathan Gothard, 36, pleaded not guilty to murdering David Darke, 66, outside the Crown Inn in Appleby Magna. The trial is set for April 27.
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Arsonist Knew Consequences in Fatal Blaze, Jury Told
Andrew Gorrell, 55, denies murdering pensioner John Edwards in a random fire. Prosecutors argue he was capable of thinking through his actions as the trial continues at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
Man Charged After M6 Toll Coach Stabbing Incident
Lee Pountain, 41, faces charges including wounding with intent after a violent disorder on a coach on the M6 Toll near Cannock. The victim sustained a shoulder injury and was hospitalized.
Shoplifter banned from Leominster shops except Aldi
John Lewis, 31, has been issued a Criminal Behaviour Order prohibiting him from entering any retail premises in Leominster apart from Aldi and one pharmacy after multiple theft convictions.
Harper Beckham's Valentine's Post Amid Family Tensions
Harper Beckham, 14, posted loving tributes to her brothers and parents on social media, as the Beckham family feud continues with Brooklyn's estrangement.
Universal Credit Hits 8 Million, Straining UK Finances
Official data reveals Universal Credit claimants increased by 1 million in a year to 8.4 million, with half having no work requirements, amid rising unemployment and economic pressures.
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Armed Police Called to Park Over Toy Gun Incident
Armed police responded to a 999 call in Cannock Park after reports of a man with a handgun, which turned out to be a BB gun. A 14-year-old boy with a replica toy gun was also detained.
Dragon Boat Festival Preview: Try a Boat at Serpentine Green
Shoppers can experience a full-size dragon boat at Serpentine Green on February 28 ahead of the 26th Peterborough Dragon Boat Festival on June 20, supporting Sue Ryder hospice care.
£5 Faraday Pouches Fight Keyless Car Theft Wave
A simple £5 Faraday pouch can block relay attacks that account for 58% of UK car thefts. With 160-180 cars stolen daily, this affordable security gadget offers crucial protection by shielding key signals from thieves.
Police Appeal After PS5 Stolen in Oldbury Burglary
West Midlands Police have released doorbell footage and are seeking a man after a PlayStation 5 and car keys were stolen in an Oldbury burglary on 17 January.
Man Dies in Balcony Fall as Railings Give Way in London
A 23-year-old man fell five floors to his death after balcony railings reportedly gave way as he awaited a pizza delivery in Holborn. His mother launches a safety campaign demanding answers.
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Chester Students Volunteer for Community Litter Pick
University of Chester students joined forces for a community litter pick in the Garden Quarter, collecting multiple bags of rubbish as part of the 'Give it a Go' volunteering programme.
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