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It will be a quick return for assistant boss Gary Whild when he goes back with Kidderminster Harriers to his old club Redditch.

Oil giant BP plunged into the red for the first time in 18 years as it racked up a huge 32.2 billion US dollar (£20.8 billion) bill for the Gulf of Mexico spill.

Trialist Niall McGuire has suffered a blow with injury set to rob him of another chance to impress for Stafford Rangers at Rocester.

British band The Hoosiers go for broke by recording a 43-minute long pop song, that they hope will be a record breaker!

Cheryl Cole is said to be feeling better and ready to work on the X Factor this week.

THE television-licence system is so stupid that it could only have been dreamed up by civil servants, writes Peter Rhodes.

More than a third of the nation’s dogs are overweight, veterinary charity PDSA has warned.

A pair of eyesore shops in Wednesbury which have been the target of complaints for 20 years will be knocked down within weeks.

Construction of the new £6.5 million Walsall Housing Group headquarters will begin at the middle of next month.

Alan Wiley, this region’s finest referee since Jack Taylor, is stepping down from the Premier League.