Protesters camp out in homes plea
Oct 31st, 2008 | By BBC News | England | West Midlands | UK Edition | Category: BirminghamProtesters calling for more affordable homes to be built in Birmingham are camping out on council-owned land.
Protesters calling for more affordable homes to be built in Birmingham are camping out on council-owned land.
Jordan Crane’s late try helps Leicester win the battle of the also-rans in EDF Energy Cup Group B.
An 84-year-old man tackles would-be robbers who target a jewellery shop in Richmond, south-west London.
Birmingham boxer Peter Buckley gets ready to hang up his gloves after 256 defeats in his 299 fights.
World amateur champion Frankie Gavin will turn professional next week.
A mother dies from a brain haemorrhage days after being sent home from hospital with headache pills.
The Politics Show investigates dangerous toys on the market in time for Christmas.
Sir Alex Ferguson says he “cannot believe” Saturday’s Premier League opponents Hull are above his Man Utd side in the table.
Police arrest a woman over the attempted abduction of an 18-month-old baby in Kingstanding.
An inquest hears that officers did not identify Jean Charles de Menezes as a suspect before he was shot.