Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. 1974: Birmingham's Canadian Cabinspublished at 11:40 BST 21 October

    Nationwide visits the Birmingham prefab houses made of Canadian cedar wood in 1916.

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  2. 1982: Double time capsule discoveredpublished at 11:39 BST 21 October

    A time capsule was opened in a market hall containing newspapers from the 1890s and also the 1970s.

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  3. 'It feels like a family here' - Stoke's Phillipspublished at 10:05 BST 21 October

    Stoke City defender Ashley Phillips admits he has had to be patient for game time this season, but says he feels at home with the club.

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  4. Reward of £20k over 'mistaken identity' shootingpublished at 09:00 BST 21 October

    Crimestoppers offers a £20k reward for information about a third suspect involved in a Gloucester shooting.

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  5. Wolves to open pop-up shop in city centrepublished at 06:49 BST 21 October

    The store will be open in the Mander Centre on Saturday and Sunday, for one weekend only.

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  6. Themed poppy designs will help RBL raise £100kpublished at 06:43 BST 21 October

    The nine Staffordshire-themed poppy designs were created by retired county firefighter Kelvin Chell.

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  7. Hospital UK's first to use VR goggles in spine oppublished at 06:41 BST 21 October

    Patient Dylan, 14, says the technology used during his spinal surgery is "mind-blowing".

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  8. Council considers garden waste direct debit schemepublished at 06:39 BST 21 October

    Cash-strapped council considers direct debit scheme to get more people to sign up for garden waste collections.

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  9. What goes into Britain's most innovative sausage?published at 06:35 BST 21 October

    Darren Morgan is the fourth generation of his family-run butcher's shop and won two national awards.

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  10. Ambulance service offers free CPR trainingpublished at 06:17 BST 21 October

    Community response manager Cliff Medlicott says "every second counts when someone's heart stops".

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  11. 'Government is too slow to act over rogue surgeon'published at 06:16 BST 21 October

    A woman who was operated on by jailed surgeon Ian Paterson says improvements are taking too long.

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  12. Murder accused 'was not the man seen in CCTV'published at 19:47 BST 20 October

    Sudanese asylum seeker Deng Majek is accused of stabbing Rhiannon Whyte to death a year ago.

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  13. Crewe lacking dressing room leadership - Bellpublished at 18:47 BST 20 October

    Crewe boss Lee Bell calls for more leadership from his team after back-to-back league defeats.

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  14. Pair arrested in rape investigations are bailedpublished at 18:36 BST 20 October

    Sikh leaders raise concerns and say community confidence is at an "all time low".

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  15. Man jailed for killing girlfriend in car crashpublished at 18:32 BST 20 October

    Joshua Bromley had passed his driving test 10 months before the incident.

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  16. Damage assessed after Shakespeare family home hitpublished at 18:13 BST 20 October

    Damage caused when a vehicle went into it "may accelerate the need" to start work costing millions.

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  17. 'Resources will be found' to police Maccabi Tel Aviv gamepublished at 18:09 BST 20 October

    UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy tells MPs local authorities in Birmingham should reverse the ban.

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  18. Hit-and-run victim, 17, named as two more arrestedpublished at 16:12 BST 20 October

    Four arrests are made in total after Alex Woodward was injured in the crash and died in hospital.

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  19. Tunnelling machine breaks through in Birminghampublished at 15:48 BST 20 October

    The 28-mile excavation of tunnels between London and Birmingham for HS2 are now complete.

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  20. Man charged over crash with police motorbikepublished at 15:44 BST 20 October

    The accused 38-year-old faces multiple charges in connection.

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