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A murder investigation has been launched after a shopkeeper was stabbed to death in Birmingham.

Well, who’d have thought it?

A Second World War sergeant from Wolverhampton who spent seven months as a prisoner of war has died aged 91.

Actors are being sought for a production of Lionel Bart’s Oliver! being staged at  Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre.

Thousands of people braved freezing cold temperatures to take part in a parade through Sandwell to celebrate the founder of the Sikh religion, Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

Young striker Will Grigg has admitted Walsall are doomed unless they pull together.  

One was the master, one was the apprentice. Two of our favourite telly chefs have now brought their magic to Birmingham, leaving fans of fine Italian food spoilt for choice, writes our undercover dining reviewer The Insider.

It was Michael Heseltine who said he would intervene “morning, noon and night” to prop up British industries, but now the mantle of top Tory interventionist must be passed to a member of David Cameron’s Coalition Cabinet, writes John Hipwood.

For a Chinese feast, you’d be just prawn crackers to ignore this all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant, writes Louise Jew.

Yes I know it’s not a real word but it really should be! writes Albion blogger Jarrod Hill.