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- Sep 28, 2026
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Police statement on incident at Birmingham's Five Ways (opens the original)
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A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after an incident which saw multiple emergency services near a Birmingham railway station. Police, paramedics and firefighters were called to Birmingham News Street at around 9pm on Saturday, September 26. They entered through Five Ways station in Edgbaston, as it was identified by emergency services as the best access point at the time. A spokesman for British Transport Police said: "Officers responded with paramedics and a man was found. "He wa
EasyJet passengers 'trying to vape on sly' thrown off plane at Birmingham Airport (opens the original)
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This is the moment four adults are escorted off a flight at Birmingham Airport by police after trying to vape 'on the sly'. The incident occurred on an EasyJet service from Larnaca, Cyprus, to Birmingham Airport on Sunday, September 16. Passenger Annalise Galstaun, who was seated two rows behind the group, said the adults ignored multiple warnings from crew members and continued to vape throughout the five-hour journey. The individuals were swiftly escorted off of the plane at Birmingham Airport
CrossCountry chaos - Birmingham power cut halts UK-wide rail services (opens the original)
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A power failure in Birmingham has brought much of the UK’s CrossCountry rail network to a standstill. The outage, which began in the city centre on Saturday, August 22, has caused widespread cancellations and severe disruption across almost all CrossCountry routes, with Birmingham New Street and Birmingham International among the worst affected. The incident was traced to a power cut at CrossCountry’s control centre in Birmingham, which left critical management and dispatch systems inoperable. A
Traveller describes 'manic' scenes after 80-minute Birmingham Airport queues (opens the original)
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A passenger has described "manic" scenes at Birmingham Airport after waiting more than an hour to clear security. Facebook personality Yorkshire Lee, who was travelling through the airport, shared a photo of packed queues on Facebook at around 5am on Monday, August 17. He said: "Absolutely manic in the various security queues at Birmingham Airport this morning." Passengers report waiting over 80 minutes to get through. (Image: Yorkshire Lee on Facebook) It reportedly took him 1 hour and 20 minut
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