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Raise the Colours' members in court for Birmingham injunction evidence (opens the original)
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Members of an anti-migrant group have erected flags in Birmingham in a "criminal" way that causes "danger, injury, alarm and distress", a court has been told. The city council is seeking an emergency injunction against members of Raise the Colours, who have flown thousands of union jacks and St George's flags from lamp-posts and bridges in the city. Jonathan Manning, representing the authority at the city's High Court hearing, said people had reported feeling "significantly less safe" following
Teenage girl arrested after cyclist killed in Worcester crash (opens the original)
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A teenage girl has been arrested following a fatal collision between a car and a cyclist on Friday night. The crash occurred at around 22:15 BST on the A4440 Swinesherd Way in Worcester, involving a white Suzuki Swift and a man on a pedal cycle. A man in his 60s, who was the cyclist, sustained serious injuries and was confirmed dead at the scene. The driver of the car, a 17-year-old girl, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving and is currently helping police with inquirie
Why no trains will run from Birmingham New Street over Christmas (opens the original)
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No trains will run at one of the country's busiest railway stations over Christmas, it has been confirmed. Major engineering works mean there will be no services to or from Birmingham New Street from 24 to 28 December. Over the five-day period Network Rail will begin work on a £13m upgrade of the station's overhead power lines, with much of the wiring dating back to the 1960s. Martin Colmey, route director for the Network Rail Central route, said there was "never a good time for this type of wor
Stafford tower block arsonist jailed for setting woman alight (opens the original)
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A man who set a woman on fire inside a flat, after dousing her in petrol and vodka, has been jailed for 11 years and nine months. Reece Brivitt, 33, set the victim alight inside a tower block flat on Milton Grove, Stafford, on 22 October. The victim suffered serious burns to her chest and legs, leaving her with life-changing injuries, the court heard. Brivitt admitted charges of arson with intent to endanger life as well as wounding with intent and was sentenced at Stafford Crown Court on Wednes
I saw my daughter's house burn - how West Midlands fires changed lives (opens the original)
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Kim Yeomans watched her daughter Kerry's house burn down in Birmingham, leaving nothing behind. "She was just absolutely broken, devastated. We had to hold her back. She was screaming, crying," Kim said. While their two dogs escaped, the family had been on their way to a caravan holiday in Skegness at the time, meaning they could not rescue any of their belongings. They raced back and had to watch the house burn to the ground. "It was just horrendous and, as a mother, you don't want to see that
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