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Digital Editions Poll: Should David Beckham be knighted for his services to football?
As bookmaker Ladbrokes offers odds of 6/4 that David Beckham would be knighted within a year, we ask whether the richest football player in the world should be made a Sir.
Twitter to play crime fighting role in Staffordshire
Appeals for witnesses to crimes in Staffordshire could be issued by police officers on Twitter within minutes of being reported, under fresh plans unveiled by the county’s crime commissioner.
Sarah’s weird stories from world of Lichfield book barge
Getting ‘fired’ by an aspiring Alan Sugar protege and being reassured by a customer he is not notorious tyrant Saddam Hussein – it’s all in a day’s work in a bookshop.
Territorial Army peacekeepers on the front line
They look more like extras in a scene from the film Robocop but these soldiers are performing in real life as they battle an angry mob outside the long-deserted Nicosia International Airport.
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When it comes to advertising your business – online or in print – you can trust The Express & Star to deliver.
Councillor undergoes sex change to live as a woman at 65
A councillor has undergone a sex change to become a woman at the age of 65.
Owner in the pink as novelty ambulance gets licence to party
It's pretty in pink and despite costing £5,000 in lost bookings, a businessman’s novelty ambulance has finally been given a licence to party.
Trade suffers as parking spaces lost during Stafford Road work
Businesses along one of Wolverhampton’s routes say they are being hit in the pocket due to roadworks.
E&S backs community events and region's businesses
When it comes to supporting events in the community, the Express & Star isn’t afraid to push out the boat . . . sometimes, quite literally.
Restoration plea by Smethwick hotel saviour
The new owner of one of Britain’s ‘most endangered buildings’ has revealed he wants the community to have its say in how it is restored.
Poll: Should criminals who murder police officers spend the rest of their lives in jail?
Police killers are to face minimum whole life jail terms under proposals unveiled by the Home Secretary in front of thousands of rank-and-file police officers.
Come hail or snow the Express & Star will deliver
Come rain or shine – or even snow or hail – readers need not fear as we will always deliver.
Poll: If an in/out EU referendum was held today, how would you vote?
As David Cameron is to push for legislation during this Parliament guaranteeing an in/out EU referendum by the end of 2017, we ask how you would vote if it was held tomorrow.
Family’s long search for vintage vehicle pays off
The 1936 Adler Triumph Junior was his father’s pride and joy. Arthur Moon loved nothing more than taking it for a spin on the region’s roads.
Express & Star launches Kindle Fire app
Readers can enjoy the Express & Star in more ways than ever before with the launch of a new app for Kindle Fire users.
TV review: The Fall
Monday night crime series Broadchurch reached a dramatic climax a few weeks ago and its shoes were always going to be difficult to fill. Step forward Gillian Anderson of X-Files fame, and prepare to tie your laces.
Local Newspaper Week: Here is the news, not just publicity
‘News is about what people want to keep hidden. Everything else is publicity.
Review: McFly, Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
Ten years ago the fresh-faced members of boyband McFly embarked on their very first tour, starting in Wolverhampton.
Poll: Should prisoners be released after serving just a quarter of their terms?
As former Cabinet minister Chris Huhne and his ex-wife are released from prison, we ask if it's right that inmates should serve just a fraction of their sentences behind bars.
West Brom print 20,000 programmes for Sir Alex Ferguson's final match
A design firm which produces West Bromwich Albion’s match day programmes will quadruple the number it prints for Sir Alex Ferguson’s last game at the Hawthorns on Sunday.