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Fans of the classic children’s book Where the Wild Things Are will be delighted to know the long-awaited big screen version is nearing its release.

It has had one careful owner, but has suffered a bit of a bump and is missing an engine – this Harrier jump jet could be yours if the price is right.

Expressandstar.com take a look back at the stories that have dominated our back pages this week.

Sandra Andrews made her latest trip for a game of bingo hoping that her numbers would come up and she might be in for a good night.

Glass lovers flocked to Stourbridge’s Stuart Crystal shop in its final hours to pick up pieces destined to become future collectors’ items.

More than 120 jobs face the axe after Virgin Media announced plans to cut a sales department in the Black Country – and send some of the work to the Philippines.

A new access road to stop heavy lorries thundering past homes en-route to an Aldridge quarry will be built, putting an end to a 30-year battle by campaigners.

Efforts to eradicate a virulent plant disease from Cannock Chase could prove useless if the infection has reached the roots.

The £23 million scheme to build two new county council offices on Stafford’s Tipping Street car park has been approved by borough planners.

As actor Michael Sheen brings Brian Clough to the big screen, for one Kingswinford man, nothing will ever quite match the man himself.