Woman in Court Over Fatal XL Bully Attack on Teen
Kelcie Reed, 24, appeared in court charged over a fatal XL Bully attack that killed 19-year-old Morgan Dorsett in Bristol. The case has been sent to crown court.
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West Brom fans furious over two-point EFL penalty
West Brom fans have reacted with anger after the EFL imposed a two-point penalty for a PSR breach, dropping the club back into relegation contention with two games left.
New Law Bans No-Fault Evictions from May 1
From May 1, 2026, no-fault evictions are banned in the UK. All tenancies become rolling periodic, ending fixed-term contracts. Landlords need valid reasons to evict.
Solihull Councillor Defends Planning Actions
Councillor Alan Feeney faces criticism for calling in planning applications, but insists representing residents is never a waste of time.
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Closed Wolverhampton Club Seeks Reopening After Fine
Calif Bar in Wolverhampton, closed for employing an illegal worker, has applied to reopen as Vivant Lounge with new owner Lucky Iguodala.
Birmingham Bin Strike Pledges at Hustings Amid Fury
Party leaders pledge to resolve the ongoing bin strike in Birmingham, but residents express deep frustration over rubbish piles and rat infestations.
Young Tory Candidates Question Conservative Record
Two young Conservative candidates in Birmingham discuss their campaign style and the challenge of representing a party criticized for policies harming youth.
Farage Promises Fresh Start for Sandwell in Reform Bid
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage visited Oldbury, promising a fresh start and new faces if his party wins Sandwell council elections, but stayed vague on policy details.
DWP Changes PIP, ESA, and Attendance Allowance in May
The DWP is altering payment dates for PIP, ESA, and Attendance Allowance in May due to bank holidays. Affected claimants will receive payments early.
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Birmingham Leaders Make 30-Second Pleas Before Election
Birmingham's political candidates made quickfire pitches at BirminghamLive's hustings event, each given 30 seconds to plead their case ahead of the May 7 local elections.
Dan Walker Hopes Ex-Co-Host Finds Peace After Agreement
Dan Walker expressed hope that Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije finds peace after a mutual agreement was reached over her claims, which he says he was fully prepared to defend at tribunal.
Winter Fuel Payment: Opt Out for Over £35k Income
Pensioners with income over £35,000 can opt out of the Winter Fuel Payment to avoid tax clawback. Learn about thresholds, opt-out deadlines, and repayment rules.
HMRC Sends One Million £473 Tax Refund Letters
HMRC has sent one million brown envelopes offering an average £473 tax refund. The taxman urges UK households to check via the HMRC app or letter.
EFL Responds to West Brom Fan Trust Over PSR Uncertainty
West Brom fans await PSR points deduction outcome as EFL writes to fan trust, leaving supporters frustrated with lack of clarity.
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West Midlands Mum Dies at Swiss Clinic After Paying £10k
Wendy Duffy, 56, from the West Midlands, ended her life at a Swiss assisted dying clinic after paying £10,000, following the loss of her son Marcus four years ago.
13 Money and DWP Changes in May 2026 for UK Households
May 2026 brings 13 key money and DWP changes affecting millions of UK households, including benefits, state pension, energy tariffs, renters' rights, and tax penalties.
Rob Edwards Future at Wolves: Pressure Before Final Five Games
Rob Edwards faces uncertainty as Wolves struggle after break, with relegation confirmed. Fans speculate on his future with five games left in the season.
Fix Loose Tiles Without Replacement: Expert Tips
Learn how to repair loose tiles and hollow sounds without costly replacement. Expert advice on adhesive injection, re-grouting myths, and when replacement is necessary.
HMRC changes pension access for 1971-1973 born
HMRC is changing pension access rules for savers born between April 6, 1971 and April 5, 1973, raising the minimum access age from 55 to 57 in April 2028.
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Birmingham Council Hopefuls Face Tough Questions at Hustings
Labour leader John Cotton raised eyebrows by supporting a return to weekly bin collections at the Birmingham Live hustings, despite overseeing a costly switch to fortnightly collections.
Man Charged with Murder of Stretford Grammar Headteacher
Simon Richardson, 34, has been charged with murder and other offences following the death of headteacher Michael Mullins in a collision in Trafford.
HMRC Child Benefit Changes May 2026: Two Automatic Updates
HMRC is implementing two automatic changes to Child Benefit payments in May 2026 due to bank holidays, affecting payment dates for millions of families.
Racist Sex Beast Who Raped Sikh Woman to Learn Fate
John Ashby, 32, pleaded guilty at Birmingham Crown Court to raping a Sikh woman in Walsall, in a racially motivated attack. He faces potential life sentence.
UK Broadband Compensation Rules Updated: Higher Payouts
Ofcom updates broadband compensation rules for 10 major providers including BT, Sky, Virgin. Customers get higher automatic payouts for service outages, missed appointments, and delays.
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DWP Early Benefit Payments for May Bank Holidays (24.04.2026)
The DWP will pay benefits and state pensions early in May due to bank holidays on May 4 and 25. Payments due on those dates will be made on the previous working day.
New Pet Rules for Renters in England from May 1, 2026
From May 1, 2026, landlords in England can no longer impose blanket bans on pets. Tenants gain the right to request permission under the Renters' Rights Act 2025.
HMRC Pension Age Change: Born After 1971 to Be Affected
HMRC clarifies the minimum pension age rise from 55 to 57 from April 2028, impacting those born after 1971. Transitional rules apply for some.
DVLA Decides on 830,000 Licence Revocations
The Labour government confirms new number plate and medical licence rules as the DVLA makes over 830,000 decisions yearly, with warnings that they cannot be rushed.
HMRC's £186m loan charge crackdown called 'shameful'
HMRC has spent £186 million over six years recouping loan charge taxes, sparking criticism from MPs and campaigners who call the approach 'shameful' and 'disgusting'.
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Birmingham Council Urged to Reconsider Sale of Prime HS2 Land
Opposition councillors urge Birmingham City Council to reconsider selling prime land near HS2 for a quick buck, warning it undermines long-term financial stability and regeneration goals.
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