Teen Extradited from Dubai Over 2024 Murder
Enzo Bettamio, 18, appeared in court after extradition from UAE, accused of stabbing Kamonnan Thiamphanit to death in London in April 2024.
Category : Political Analysis
First Guillotine Erected in Paris in 1792
On April 24, 1792, the first guillotine was erected in Paris. Also: quiz questions on Oscars, literature, geography, and more.
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.
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.
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'.
BA pilots ballot for strike over 'kamikaze' pay deal
British Airways pilots are balloting for strike action over a new pay deal they describe as 'kamikaze', threatening summer holidays for UK travellers.
168 Fugitives Wanted by West Midlands Police for Over 10 Years
A BirminghamLive investigation reveals 168 suspects have been on West Midlands Police's wanted list for over 10 years, including 8 murder cases and 18 terrorism offenses.
Taxpayers Fund £3,000 Oil Painting of Rachel Reeves
The Parliamentary Art Collection spent £3,000 of public money on an oil painting of Chancellor Rachel Reeves, sparking criticism from the TaxPayers' Alliance as a 'vanity project'.
Knife Crime Falls, Homicides Rise in West Midlands
Knife crime dropped across West Midlands police forces in 2025, but knife-related homicides increased in West Mercia and West Midlands, while Staffordshire saw decreases.
HMRC 40% Tax Bills: 62% of Savers Unaware of Rule Change
From 2027, unspent private pension wealth will be included in estates for inheritance tax. A survey shows 62% of workers are unaware, risking 40% tax bills.
Quiz: Shakespeare, Bronte Sisters, and More Trivia Answers
Find answers to trivia questions about Shakespeare, Bronte sisters, human anatomy, Chinese cuisine, and more from April 22 quiz.
Birmingham Green Party on Bins Strike and Library Pledges
As local elections approach, the Green Party outlines its ambitions for Birmingham, addressing the ongoing bins strike, road safety, library protection, and giving the city hope again.
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Political Centre Lost, Voters Drawn to Disruptive Voices
The political centre ground has become an empty space, losing its meaning as voters disengage from mainstream parties. People are increasingly drawn to voices that promise disruption and authenticity, feeling unheard by cautious, jargon-filled politics.
Trump Slams Pope Leo Over Crime and Foreign Policy Comments
Former US President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Pope Leo, accusing him of being weak on crime and terrible for foreign policy after the Pope's call for global peace.
Trump Calls Former MAGA Allies 'Nut Jobs' in Rant
Donald Trump has unleashed a social media tirade against former supporters like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens, branding them 'nut jobs' and 'troublemakers' over their criticism of his Iran policy.
Trump's Clarity vs Diplomatic Language in Politics
An analysis of how Donald Trump's unfiltered rhetoric highlights public frustration with evasive political speech, contrasting with traditional diplomatic language.
Birmingham Poll: Labour May Win Only 11 Seats in Election
A new poll forecasts Labour could secure just 11 of 101 seats in Birmingham's upcoming election, amid national struggles and local discontent over bankruptcy and bin strikes.
Trump's Most Powerful Weapon for Election Victory
An analysis reveals Donald Trump's key strategy, described as his most powerful weapon, which could secure his path to winning the upcoming election, based on recent political developments.
Obama Says Aliens Are Real, Debunks Area 51 Myths
Former US President Barack Obama has made a definitive statement about extraterrestrial life, claiming 'they're real' while dismissing Area 51 conspiracy theories during a podcast interview.
Mike Graham: Susanna Reid 'Can't Be Trusted' on GMB
Former TalkTV presenter Mike Graham has sparked debate by claiming Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid 'can't be trusted' in interviews, criticising her as establishment-focused.
Colin Jordan: Birmingham's Neo-Nazi Who Revived UK Fascism
A deep dive into the life of Colin Jordan, the West Midlands-born extremist who revived neo-Nazism in post-war Britain, and the disturbing parallels with today's far-right resurgence.
Anti-disinformation campaigner sanctioned by US, hits out at X
Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Centre for Countering Digital Hate, faces US deportation. He accuses big tech of a 'corrupting influence' and urges UK politicians to question using X. Read the full story.
Asda boss 'disappointed' by Labour's missing growth plan
Asda chairman Lord Rose voices disappointment over Labour's abandoned manifesto pledges on growth. He criticises the budget and discusses fuel price cuts for Christmas. Read the full interview.
BBC apologises to Trump over Panorama edit
The BBC has apologised to Donald Trump for editing his Capitol riot speech but rejects his $1bn lawsuit demand. Read the latest developments in this ongoing media controversy.
BBC apologises to Trump for edited speech
BBC chair Samir Shah issues formal apology to Donald Trump for editing error in Panorama documentary. Read the full story and implications for public broadcasting standards.
Farage's Reform UK spending plans face financial scrutiny
Reform UK faces mounting criticism over its election spending proposals as experts question the party's financial calculations and funding sources.
Birmingham protest banner calls for hanging Tory councillors
West Midlands Police are investigating after a protest banner calling for Conservative councillors to be hanged appeared during a pro-Palestine demonstration in Birmingham city centre.
Reeves faces backlash over Middle England tax warning
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts mounting criticism after suggesting tax increases for Middle England, sparking backlash from political opponents and economic experts.
MP returns £10k donation from pharmacy chain
Shadow Justice Secretary returns £10,000 donation from Jhoots Pharmacy following concerns about the company's regulatory compliance and business practices.
Labour's tax plan targets anyone earning over £80,000
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves reveals Labour's strategy to increase taxes on high earners while ruling out wealth tax in exclusive Birmingham Live interview.
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