Archies Flip Flops: Orthopaedic Comfort for Summer
Archies Arch Support Flip Flops, designed by a physiotherapist, offer orthotic support and comfort. With 100,000 five-star reviews, they are a top seller on Amazon. Available in 16 colours for £35.
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Aston Villa Kit Designer Wins World Cup
The designer behind Aston Villa's kit played a key role in England Women's World Cup victory, highlighting local talent and innovation.
Cosford Air Show 2026: Stunning Photos and Highlights
Check out breathtaking photos from Cosford Air Show 2026, featuring aerobatic displays, vintage aircraft, and family fun in Shropshire.
Stourbridge Vineyard Wins Gold for Bacchus Wine
Halfpenny Green Wine Estate in Stourbridge has won a gold medal for its Bacchus wine at the Wine GB Awards, beating competitors nationwide.
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Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury Reveal Baby Son's Name Midas
Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague have named their newborn son Midas, unveiled on Fury's fight shorts during his bout against Eddie Hall in Manchester.
AI Garden Design App Spacelift Launched by Expert
Award-winning garden designer Matt Keightley launches Spacelift, an AI app that creates bespoke garden plans from photos, targeting DIY gardeners on a budget.
Birmingham House Where Nuclear Bomb Was Conceived
Discover how 38 Calthorpe Road in Birmingham became the birthplace of the nuclear bomb, thanks to refugee scientists Rudolf Peierls and Otto Frisch.
Great Western Arcade: Timeless Shopping in Birmingham
Explore Great Western Arcade in Birmingham, a Victorian shopping mall with unique shops, eateries, and a pub. Discover passionate local owners and timeless charm.
Birmingham Bullring Skeletons Mystery Endures 30 Years On
Nearly 30 years after the Bullring construction, the mystery of two skeletons buried outside consecrated ground continues to intrigue archaeologists and historians.
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Churchill-De Gaulle Meeting House Near Safari Park for Sale
A country house near West Midlands Safari Park, where Churchill and de Gaulle met during WWII, is on the market for £3.75 million.
New Book Highlights Disabled People's Overlooked Role in History
Professor David Turner's new book 'Disability: A History of Resistance' puts disabled people at the centre of British history, from the 16th century to today.
MCR Group buys Bloom & Mindel warehouses for 80 flats
MCR Property Group has bought the Grade II-listed Bloom & Mindel Victorian warehouses in Manchester, planning 80 apartments after years of delay.
Blues Director of Football Search: Speakman and Ashworth
Birmingham City's search for Craig Gardner's successor as Director of Football is underway. Kristjaan Speakman and Dan Ashworth are leading candidates, with Mike Rigg an internal option.
The £2 Product That Cleans Oven Glass Better Than Baking Soda and Vinegar
A woman shared how she got her mum's dirty oven door 'sparkling' again using soda crystals, a £2 product that outperformed baking soda and vinegar.
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Hidden Sheffield: A History Walk Through the City's Forgotten Past
A guided history walk in Sheffield city centre uncovers hidden stories, from a Victorian children's shelter to the site of St Paul's Church, now Peace Gardens.
MAFS Australia's Scott Heartbroken Over Gia's Date with Alternate
MAFS Australia's Scott says he is 'heartbroken' after seeing footage of his wife Gia flirting with her alternate match James during the experiment's Final Task.
Hidden Town Near Las Vegas Has Black Country Name
A small town near Las Vegas called Dolan Springs shares a surprising connection to the Black Country through Mount Tipton, named after a US Army lieutenant.
Royal Academy of Arts First Exhibition 1768
On this day in 1768, the Royal Academy of Arts held its first exhibition. Also: squirrel trivia, Premier League red cards, and answers to April 25 quiz.
Dusk's £13 Lamp Spotted in Gordon Ramsay's Manchester Restaurant
A journalist spotted Dusk's affordable Zeta Mini LED Rechargeable Wireless Lamp being used as décor in Gordon Ramsay's luxury Lucky Cat restaurant in Manchester. The lamp offers multiple lighting modes and cordless functionality.
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Dudley Castle After-Hours Tours Return with Themes
Dudley Castle's after-hours tours are back for 2026, featuring themed events on medieval knights and the English Civil War, with funds supporting restoration efforts.
Name This Iconic Birmingham Building: Brummie Tester
A close-up look at one of Birmingham's most recognisable modern landmarks challenges residents to identify it. Bold, urban architecture blends industrial heritage with regeneration.
Queen Elizabeth II 100th Birthday Commemorations Announced
King Charles will lead nationwide tributes including a major fashion exhibition, a national address, and memorial garden openings to honor what would have been the late Queen's 100th birthday.
Spitfire 90th Anniversary Flight: UK Coastal Tour Easter
The iconic Supermarine Spitfire embarks on a nine-leg coastal flight across the UK to mark its 90th anniversary. Discover key viewing locations and plan your Easter family trip to witness aviation history.
Birmingham's Eddie Fewtrell Stood Up to Krays' Gang
In the 1960s, London's notorious Kray twins sent enforcers to seize Birmingham's nightlife, but club owner Eddie Fewtrell fought back, beating them up and throwing them out in a legendary clash.
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Royal Wedding Date Set for Cotswolds Village
Peter Phillips, grandson of the late Queen Elizabeth II, will marry NHS nurse Harriet Sperling in a private ceremony at All Saints Church in Kemble, Gloucestershire, on June 6.
Royal Family Unites for Easter Service at Windsor Castle
The Prince and Princess of Wales joined the King and Queen for the Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel, marking a significant family gathering after recent absences. Other senior royals also attended, including Princess Anne and Prince Edward.
Birmingham Building Challenge: Name This Iconic Landmark
A new video challenges Brummies to identify a famous Birmingham city centre building from close-up shots. The £60 million structure even appeared on Windows 7 computers.
ProCon Awards 2026 Seek Best New Buildings in Leicestershire
The 23rd annual ProCon Awards are now accepting free entries for the best new construction projects in Leicestershire and Rutland, with a ceremony set for November at King Power Stadium.
Coughton Court Shortlisted for Historic Garden of the Year Award
Coughton Court, a Tudor estate near Birmingham, is competing for the prestigious Historic Houses Garden of the Year Award. The public vote is open until August.
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Guess This Famous Birmingham Building From Video Clues
A new video challenges viewers to identify a distinctive Birmingham building by showcasing its architectural features, design, and setting without immediately revealing its name.
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