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- Sep 14, 2026
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'What's for dinner?' makes Birmingham couple TikTok and Instagram stars (opens the original)
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A couple have attracted millions of views on social media with videos built around a simple daily question: "What's for dinner?" For the past seven months, Dawn Emmett has been filming her partner Neil Haycock as he serves up their evening meals at their home in Great Barr, Birmingham. What started as a bit of fun has begun to appeal to TikTok, Instagram and Facebook users of all ages from around the world. "We are so thankful for everyone being so kind, because we are older you don't know how i
Birmingham firefighter's transatlantic bond forged by 9/11 (opens the original)
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A transatlantic friendship between two firefighters forged after the 9/11 attacks is still going strong 25 years later. Paul Smith from Northfield Fire Station in Birmingham first met Andy Horan, who works for the Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY), after West Midlands crews raised money for their colleagues abroad. On 11 September 2001, Horan was off-duty when he saw the attacks on the World Trade Center unfold on television but headed straight out to help, while Smith watched on ho
'We are being priced out of watching Test cricket at Edgbaston' (opens the original)
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Cricket fans say they are being "priced out" of watching Test cricket, after ticket prices were announced for next year's men's Ashes at Edgbaston. The Birmingham ground will host the third Test of the best-of-five series between England and Australia next summer, with ticket prices in the Hollies Stand costing £165, up from £115 in 2023. George Hainz, a father of two, said families were being "squeezed out of the top end of the game". Edgbaston Stadium said entry-level prices were broadly in li
Woman raped and groomed by music teacher in Birmingham (opens the original)
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Warning: This story contains details of sexual violence A woman who was groomed and raped by her music teacher as a teenager has spoken to the BBC about the abuse she kept secret for more than three decades. She was 15 when she met Keith Allen, a supply teacher at her school in Birmingham in the early 1990s. Last month, the 82-year-old, from Sibford Gower in Oxfordshire, was jailed for eight-and-a-half years after a jury found him guilty of raping her in 1992. The woman, who is now in her 40s an
The rise of English whisky and how Birmingham producers want to take on the world (opens the original)
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When the word whisky is mentioned, the first thought that comes to mind might be of ones produced in Scotland or even Ireland and the USA. A brother and sister who set up Birmingham's first licensed whisky distillery in a garage at the end of their garden reckon there is "huge scope for growth" in the country's whisky industry. Spirit of Birmingham was launched by Anthony and Joanie Dillon after a conversation around a kitchen table with their friends. Less than 50 metres away from the table, th
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