Pair jailed after 16-year-old killed on moped
Two men have pleaded guilty to manslaughter after killing a 16-year-old on a moped in Birmingham last year. Liam Mooney was on the back of the moped on…
3 years old girl dies after car rolls over in Birmingham
Police confirmed a three-year-old girl left seriously injured following a crash in Yardley has sadly died. She was taken to hospital after the car she was in hit…
Brits using Covid ‘as weapon’ against police – report
Assaults on UK officers hit around 80 per day in early 2021, statistics released by the PA news agency found, with police warning that Covid was used “as…
A teenager fatally stabbed in Small Heath has been named as Yahya Sharif
A teenager fatally stabbed in Small Heath has been named as Yahya Sharif – as we continue to appeal for information to help us find his attacker. The…
Cat microchipping to be made mandatory
Lost or stray pet cats are more likely to be reunited with their owners and returned home safely under new pet microchipping rules announced by the Government today.…
Spiking: the story so far
Two months on from our focused work on spiking and Police have investigated 253 reports. That’s between 1 October and 28 November. Not all of these cases happened…
Video shows rescue of pensioner lost in woodland
Police have released a video showing the moment our officers rescued a missing pensioner who feared for his life after getting trapped in dense shrubland. 76-year-old Lynton strayed…
Four-in-10 drivers forced to cut spending due to rising fuel prices Faceboo
More than four-in-10 drivers (46%) say they’ll be forced to cut other household spending as a result of petrol and diesel prices continuing to rise beyond their current…
From Tuesday 30 November, face coverings will be mandatory in shops and on public transport
Temporary and precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the new COVID-19 Omicron variant in the UK will come into force on Tuesday, the government has confirmed. From…
One in five (20%) Brits would refuse a parcel for a neighbour they dislike
Almost a fifth of Brits (17%) said they have opened a neighbour’s parcel without permission either by mistake or because they wanted to know what it was. A…