Prime Minister David Cameron has defended scrapping £138 million for rebuilding Sandwell’s schools, saying he is “clearing up the mess” left by Labour.

The Prime Minister has sent a good luck message to the England team ahead of their World Cup opener against the United States. England kick off their campaign with the nation hoping they can finally end the 44-year wait for a second tournament victory. Ex-Villa captain Gareth Barry could make a surprise return to the [...]

Controversial home information packs were scrapped by the Government today.

Estate agents in the West Midlands are confident the sales market will continue to grow, despite fears that a coalition government could trigger a fresh property slump.

A hung parliament means that no single party has enough MPs to win parliamentary votes without getting support from members of other parties.

Britain’s political future was in turmoil today after the General Election delivered a hung parliament.

The campaigning is over, the main candidates have made persuasive pitches and the electorate has decided on their choice to win.

Eighteen years ago, with a week or so to go to the 1992 general election, one or two political journalists, including myself, asked people close to Neil Kinnock how Downing Street would be run under a Labour government.

The Breaking News headline screaming from our screens told us the dramatic truth: “The second televised prime ministerial debate has taken place.”

The election race remained wide open today as the three main party leaders sought to boost their campaigns after a closely-fought contest in the second televised prime ministerial debate.