Community
Man Stabbed in Back During Violent Group Clash in Nottinghamshire Street
A man was stabbed in the back during a violent clash between two groups in Sutton-in-Ashfield. Police are appealing for witnesses after the incident on Hardwick Lane.
Business
Apple MacBook Neo Sparks Business Interest with Affordable Subscription Model
Apple's new MacBook Neo, paired with Raylo Business subscriptions, allows small businesses to equip teams for under £100 monthly with no upfront costs, offering flexibility and modern tech.
Culture
Peaky Blinders Extra Reveals Cillian Murphy's Funny On-Set Moment in Birmingham
A background actor from the hit Birmingham-set drama Peaky Blinders shares behind-the-scenes stories, including a hilarious rehearsal moment with star Cillian Murphy.
Politics
Birmingham Council Leader Loses Confidence Vote in Pre-Election Blow
Birmingham City Council leader John Cotton lost a symbolic vote of no confidence as opposition groups united ahead of May's local elections, highlighting Labour's diminished majority.
Sport
Health
Woman Dies After 80-Minute Ambulance Wait in Snow
Alecia Lindsay, 31, died of hypothermia after emergency services took over an hour to respond to a 911 call in Anchorage, Alaska, with her family now filing a lawsuit against the city.
Birmingham Councillor Demands Transgender Clinic
Labour councillor David Barker calls for a gender clinic in Birmingham to reduce waiting times and improve access for the city's trans community, with 9,000 residents affected.
Gran Recalls Teen's Scream in Deadly House Fire
A grandmother has described the horrifying moment her 16-year-old grandson screamed 'I'm on fire' before suffering fatal burns in a mysterious house blaze in Cornwall.
Kent Police Officer Bradley Corke Dies in Line of Duty
Tributes pour in for PC Bradley Corke, 27, who died after being critically injured while responding to an emergency call in Kent. His family and police force honor his bravery and dedication.
Royal Mail 'Told Not to Prioritize NHS Hospital Letters'
Trade union leaders allege Royal Mail workers are instructed to leave hospital and GP letters undelivered to focus on parcels, describing the service as 'chaotic' and demoralizing.
