Are we ready for Burnham’s Birmingham?
If the new PM wants more power for the West Midlands, we are going to need a bigger boat
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The art of the wheel
Laisul Hoque came to Birmingham with a plan: learn to drive, make a film. Simultaneously
Who cares about Selly Oak?
To-let boards, rubbish, and rodents: for some, the South Brum neighbourhood has lost its soul
Raddlebarn’s headteacher bids farewell
Angela Lowry has departed the Selly Oak school, seven months after our investigation
How Birmingham built the best schools in Britain
George Dixon made the city a national leader in education. Today, it’s a very different story
Where did all our lidos go? And can we get them back?
'[Lidos] weren't just for swimming. They were about the notion of a good life'
Raise the Colours deny links with organiser accused of making indecent child images
The Birmingham-based org is keen to cut ties with Ben Cullen. But pictures say a thousand words...
Are Birmingham’s buses about to have a Burnham moment?
In August, the next stage of the WMCA's ambitious takeover plan kicks in. What then?
Britain First’s big Brum day out
They came, they drank, they headed home at 3pm
‘She was asking for it’: confronting David Sullivan
A former Birmingham Mail editor recalls putting tough questions to the then-Blues boss — and having second thoughts
Can Carns can Keir?
The Selly Oak MP's friendship with a former fraudster has set tongues wagging
How an Edgbaston houseshare gave the world the atomic bomb
Two refugee scientists, a spy and the unlikely flatshare that changed history
Andrew Tate hero worship and Bonnie Blue ‘banter’: how are smartphones affecting Brum’s schoolkids?
To ban or not to ban? That is the question
Labour’s doomed deal with Reform
Both parties tried to get into bed with the Tories — and were swiftly kicked out