The Latest Breaking News from Birmingham

Another residential development in the city's Gay Village has been handed the green light even though the application site neighbours bars and nightclubs

NEW DELHI: The Sports Ministry has cleared an international training camp for the Indian men's and women's boxing teams in Ireland from July 10 to 24, in the run-up to the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

Finalists of the 11th English Curry Awards included establishments and talents from all corners of England - with the categories of takeaways, chefs, catering companies, fine dining and street food

NEW DELHI: Newly-crowned world champion Nikhat Zareen is hungry to win more medals for the country and expects a record haul of four golds from the Indian boxing contingent at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games starting July 28.

Rachel Brindle, a customer service manager from Sheldon, Birmingham, was due to travel from Birmingham Airport to Ölüdeniz in Turkey but couldn't because her daughter's passport didn't arrive

WAU will use to funding to help it hire new talent, develop its mapping technology and relocate across the Midlands

BIRMINGHAM: Star India batter Virat Kohli would be desperate to come out of his prolonged lean patch when he makes his T20 return after five months with the second game against England, here on Saturday.

MUMBAI: The Future Tours Programme (FTP) cycle from 2024-2032 for men’s and women’s international cricket, and deciding on the hosts for ICC Women’s events from 2024 onwards will be up for discussion when Board members meet for the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Annual Conference in Birmingham from July 23-26, TOI…

Swimmer Blake Cochrane will become the first Australian para-athlete to compete at four Commonwealth Games when he dives into the pool in Birmingham later this month, but another competitor will be hot on his tail.

Inderjeet Kaur offered to sit both theory and practical driving tests in Swansea, Carmarthen, Birmingham and around London for people who struggled with the English language

SOUTHAMPTON: There is absolutely no place for racism in sports, said England skipper Ben Stokes, who was left disappointed to hear reports of racist behaviour from the crowd during the rescheduled fifth Test against India in Birmingham.