CCTV Images Released in Walsall Burglary Appeal
West Midlands Police have issued an appeal and released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to regarding a burglary on Burrowes Street in Walsall last month.
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Junction Arts Launches 50 Stories Heritage Project
Junction Arts celebrates its 50th anniversary with a major heritage project funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, collecting stories from across Derbyshire.
Men Stand Trial for Rape and Abduction of Girl, 12, in West Midlands
Mohammad Kabir and Ahmad Mulakhil are due to stand trial at Warwick Crown Court over charges including rape, abduction, and sexual assault of a child in Nuneaton.
Local Charity and Celebrant Discuss Life-Saving Work
Neil Patrick and Linda Casey from SADS UK joined Mike Porter's breakfast show to discuss cardiac charity work and a fundraising event in Brentwood, Essex.
Glasgow Foster Couple Guilty of Child Abuse
Douglas and Barbara Daniel convicted of subjecting fostered children to horrific abuse including confinement in animal pens and forced feeding of animal parts.
Free TV Licence for Eligible Pensioners Before Hike
State pensioners aged 75+ may qualify for a free TV Licence through Pension Credit, with nearly half a million missing out due to non-claiming ahead of the annual fee increase.
Universal Credit Rebalancing for 8 Million Claimants
The DWP announces a rebalancing of Universal Credit payments following the largest annual claimant increase since the pandemic, with over eight million now receiving support.
Police Stop and Search Disparities Persist in West Midlands
West Midlands Police data reveals black people are three times more likely to face stop and search than white individuals, with ethnic minorities 1.8 times more likely, according to the Police and Crime Commissioner's annual report.
Birmingham's Most Dangerous Area Named in Crime Data
Analysis of West Midlands Police crime statistics reveals Lozells and East Handsworth remains Birmingham's most dangerous policing area, with over 2,300 serious offences recorded in 2025.
Chainsaw Attack Attempt Leads to Jail Term in Solihull
A 48-year-old man from Olton has been sentenced to over two years in prison after attempting to assault a dog walker with a chainsaw following a dispute in woodland near Gospel Lane.
Murder Probe After Woman, 84, Found Dead in Shropshire
West Mercia Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of an 84-year-old woman at a property in Prees Higher Heath. An 80-year-old man has been arrested.
Teen Arrested After Pensioners Attacked in Leicester Park
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after two men in their 60s were assaulted with a metal pole in Castle Gardens, Leicester. One victim remains hospitalised.
Police Chief Pledges to Repair Damage After Fan Ban
West Midlands Police's acting chief constable Scott Green commits to restoring community trust following the controversial ban on Israeli football fans in Birmingham.
Officer Injured in Oakham Hit-and-Run Incident
A Leicestershire police officer suffered minor injuries after being struck by a grey Honda CRV in a hit-and-run incident on High Street, Oakham. The driver fled the scene, abandoning the vehicle hours later.
Prison Officer Jailed Over Snapchat Sex Video Scandal
Alicia Novas, 20, has been imprisoned for misconduct after a secret relationship with inmate Declan Winkless was uncovered via explicit Snapchat videos.
Murder Probe After Body Found in River Nene
Cambridgeshire Police launch murder investigation after a man's body is discovered in the River Nene in Peterborough following reports of a chase.
Mum Loses Appeal Over False Rape Claim
Chloe May's appeal against her 18-month jail term for fabricating a rape allegation at a Leicestershire hotel has been refused by the Court of Appeal.
Ex-Headteacher With Child Images Walks Free From Court
Dean Juric, a former headteacher who admitted being attracted to schoolgirls, received a suspended sentence after being caught with hundreds of indecent images of children.
Nottingham Police Uncover Child Exploitation Room
Nottinghamshire Police have uncovered a room in a Woodborough Road HMO allegedly used for sexually exploiting children, with two men arrested and multiple child victims identified.
Ickle Bubba Sale: Parent-Recommended Baby Gear Deals
Discover the best Ickle Bubba baby products on sale, including prams, car seats, and cot beds, based on real parent reviews and recommendations for safety and value.
Bury Church 150th Anniversary Service with Bishop
Bury Parish Church celebrates its 150th anniversary with a special service led by the Bishop of Manchester, launching a year of events including concerts and vow renewals.
Court Appearance After Stabbing and Assault Rampage
A 30-year-old man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder and other offences following a violent rampage in Stoke-on-Trent and Wolverhampton.
Father's 108-Mile Run for Daughter Aids Leicester Hospitals
Jordan Black undertakes a 108-mile run across three hospitals in memory of his daughter Aurora, raising funds for neonatal units and mental health awareness.
Essex Leader Transforms Community Engagement
David Barton BCAa FRSA is revolutionising community engagement in Essex by prioritising human connection over services, using creative initiatives and established networks to tackle isolation and mental health.
Cygnet Manor Donates £12,300 to Children's Hospital
Staff and residents at Cygnet Manor in Shirebrook have raised £12,300 for Sheffield Children's Hospital Charity through a year of dedicated fundraising events, including a fun day and skydive.
Man Spared Jail for Train Sexual Assault in Birmingham
A Birmingham man with mental health issues receives a suspended sentence for sexually assaulting a woman on a train and a series of other offences, including racial abuse and indecent exposure.
Alex Reid on Katie Price's Surprise Dubai Wedding
Katie Price's ex-husband Alex Reid expresses worry about her quick marriage to Lee Andrews, calling their past union a 'pantomime' and questioning her responsibility.
Llanddarog Supper Raises £3,000 for Hospital Dermatology
A community fundraising supper night in Llanddarog has raised £3,000 for the dermatology department at Prince Philip Hospital, organised by a grateful patient to thank staff for their care.
Tamworth Illegal HMOs Shut Down Over Safety Failures
Two six-bedroom HMOs in Tamworth have been closed by the council after repeated safety warnings were ignored by the landlord, leaving tenants in dangerous conditions.
Fundraising Walk for Neonatal Unit Raises £5,000
A group of four men have completed an emotional 80-mile walk from Oxford to Leicester, raising nearly £5,000 for the First Touch neonatal intensive care unit at St George's Hospital.
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