It is one of TV’s biggest shows and has millions of fans. VICTORIA NASH was given an exclusive glimpse behind the scenes of Deal or No Deal

Former Albion star Brendon Batson will complete a 130-mile cycle ride at the Hawthorns tomorrow in memory of his late wife. Here he talks to Martin Swain

I should be sunning myself in the Caribbean today, writes Lisa Wright.

McDonald’s has launched a new qualification said to be equivalent to a GCSE. Mark Andrews sees if he has what it takes to get a McO-level.

Trevor Beattie’s flat  in Birmingham’s transformed Rotunda building is 250 feet up in the air, overlooking the working-class suburb where he grew up.

Old showbiz stars say you should never work with kids or animals, writes Peter Rhodes.

Norman Painting, the longest-serving actor in Radio 4′s The Archers, has died aged 85. Mark Andrews looks back on a long career – and the actor’s thoughts about growing old.

Twelve years after they first hit our screens, the Teletubbies are back, and heading for the Black Country.

Ow bist, do yow want a tenner for yower wallit, or ‘ows about checking yower balance at the bonk?

Chris Moyles has today replaced Tony Blackburn as Radio One’s longest serving breakfast show DJ. Peter Carroll looks back at the show’s history.

Forget being caretaker of a tropical Australian island – the best job in the world may just be at Greggs bakery in Birmingham.

Was Gordon Brown launching the next General Election campaign in Wolverhampton yesterday? Peter Rhodes tried to get a straight answer.