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New cafe opening in Birmingham where all drinks are £1 (opens the original)
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The brand new CURBSIDE café(Image: Instagram @curbside_coffeeco) A new Birmingham café is opening tomorrow on Wednesday 30 September - and is offering up £1 drinks for the entire day. CURBSIDE coffee co. is a 'small and independent' café offering 'creative' drinks - both hot and iced - as well as their own coffee blend created with Ithaka Roasters in Digbeth. To celebrate the climb from coffee van to cosy café, excited customers can grab any beverage for that bargain price from 8am to 3pm in CUR
I saw Niall Horan at Utilita Arena - his Liam Payne tribute was perfect (opens the original)
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It was unclear who was having more fun at Utilita Arena last night - thousands of adoring fans screaming to their favourite tunes, or the man they’d come and see perform. Niall Horan kickstarted Dinner Party: Live on Tour yesterday (Tuesday 22 December) in Birmingham, and boy was he happy to be back. From the moment the now-disbanded One Direction member stepped on stage, he beamed. Whether he was chatting with the crowd, belting out ballads, or going full-on-folklore, you got the sense he was s
Hundreds gather in Alum Rock for Mawlid parade celebrating Prophet Muhammad (opens the original)
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Hundreds of residents filled the streets of east Birmingham today as Jamia Masjid Haroonia hosted its sixteenth annual Mawlid procession to mark the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. The procession, led by Khalifa Mohammed Safdar Harooni Sahib, began with a traditional Pakistani breakfast hosted outside Fone Studio on Alum Rock Road, in Alum Rock. Shop owner Mian Ittehad Ahmad Gudu, who has served the community for 25 years, told BirminghamLive: "We have a procession of our beloved Prophet, peace a
Birmingham solar eclipse LIVE as incredible pictures capture rare event (opens the original)
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Birmingham has witnessed one of the greatest solar eclipses it has seen - with incredible photos of the eclipse captured across the region. From 6.17pm this evening (August 12) Brummies started to see a glimpse of the solar eclipse which obscured more than 90 per cent of the sun. In Birmingham, 91.79 per cent of the sun was estimated to be covered by the moon at 7.12pm, in the fullest eclipse since 1999. Another eclipse of this scale is not expected to take place again until 2081. Following alon
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