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In this issue

May 10, 2025

Fake doc harmed children carrying out circumcisions

A FAKE doctor performed “unsafe and illegal” circumcisions on babies and children across the UK.

Fake doc harmed children carrying out circumcisions

1 min

Raiders slash big top tent and steal globe of death bikes

POLICE are probing a heist at a circus after thieves slashed a big top tent and stole thousands of pounds worth of stunt motorbikes.

1 min

PLAY HAS PLENTY OF BITE

STORY TAKES DEEP DIVE INTO MAKING OF ICONIC MOVIE

PLAY HAS PLENTY OF BITE

2 mins

Tragic dad fractured skull on pal's stag do

£17,000 RAISED FOR FAMILY 'LEFT WITH A HUGE HOLE IN THEIR HEARTS'

Tragic dad fractured skull on pal's stag do

2 mins

Show of solidarity for striking bins workers

COLLECTIONS PAUSED AS 'MEGAPICKET' STOPS TRUCKS LEAVING DEPOT

Show of solidarity for striking bins workers

3 mins

Sports editor's tales were the stuff of legend

FAREWELL TO FORMER MAIL JOURNO 'JONCE'

Sports editor's tales were the stuff of legend

1 min

Council stands firm on parking charges plans

LICKEY HILLS, SUTTON PARK AND SHELDON VISITORS WILL HAVE TO PAY

Council stands firm on parking charges plans

1 min

Oldest vet among VE Day guests of honour

BRITAIN'S oldest surviving Second World War veteran and a husband and wife believed to be one of Britain's oldest living couples were among dozens who joined a tea party making 80 years since VE Day.

2 mins

Green light takes wind out of protestors' sails

RESIDENTS SAY FIGHT IS NOT OVER AFTER PLAN FOR 250 HOMES APPROVED

Green light takes wind out of protestors' sails

2 mins

Dig to uncover history lying just below town's streets

A COMMUNITY group has welcomed Walsall Council's agreement to carry out an archaeological dig in Willenhall.

1 min

Plan to change former bank into flats

A LANDMARK building in Dudley could be partially converted into flats.

1 min

SCHOOLGIRL'S RODENT SIDE HUSTLE

A STUDENT who trained her three pet rats to paint by guiding their paws with baby food has made £1,000 in a month'.

1 min

Rat's the way to make cash as a student

SCHOOLGIRL’S RODENT SIDE HUSTLE

2 mins

£32m tip for the future

HUGE 7.2 HECTRE SITE SHOULD DEAL WITH EVERYTHING THROWN AT IT

£32m tip for the future

2 mins

Sir Salmon Rushdie joins illustrious line-up at famous book festival

JAVIS JEFFERSON PHAS

Sir Salmon Rushdie joins illustrious line-up at famous book festival

1 min

'150,000 livelihoods were protected' by UK-US deal

THE UK's trade deal with the United States was urgently needed to prevent thousands of people from losing their jobs “within days’, a senior Government minister said, and insisted the agreement will be “really good for Britain”.

'150,000 livelihoods were protected' by UK-US deal

1 min

Potential cancer risks identified

WOMEN who put on weight and have a baby later in life may be significantly more likely to develop breast cancer, UK research suggests.

1 min

'Both cross and blessing'

POPE Leo XIV, history's first North American Pope, has said his election was both a cross and a blessing as he celebrated his first Mass in the Sistine Chapel.

1 min

PM planning new Russia sanctions

SIR Keir Starmer is set to announce a fresh wave of sanctions on Russia as he said the UK will “do every thing in our power to destroy” President Vladimir Putin's shadow fleet.

1 min

Busted rejected offer to compete in Eurovision

BUSTED singer Matt Willis has revealed his band rejected an offer to compete for the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest.

1 min

Wills must avoid splitting heirs

Dwelling on erratic Harry's mistakes may be understandable, but future king must show that he can be the bigger man and heal rift

Wills must avoid splitting heirs

2 mins

How to choose the right cover for your holiday

WITHOUT THE RIGHT INSURANCE, YOUR TRIP COULD TURN INTO A COSTLY AFFAIR, SAYS CAMILLA FOSTER

How to choose the right cover for your holiday

2 mins

Big Boy Bobby can win the Swinton Hurdle at Haydock

BIG Boy Bobby can secure victory in the Pertemps Network Swinton Handicap Hurdle (Premier Handicap) (GBB Race) (1.35pm) on the only mixed Flat and National Hunt card in Britain at Haydock Park this afternoon.

Big Boy Bobby can win the Swinton Hurdle at Haydock

3 mins

Next Albion boss is key to unlocking potential

ASSESSING Albion's season is fairly simple - can, and must, do better!

Next Albion boss is key to unlocking potential

2 mins

Latham leaves champions in a Surrey state!

TOM Latham scored a debut century as Warwickshire reached 364 for four against Surrey on the opening day of their Rothesay County Championship Division One match at Edgbaston.

Latham leaves champions in a Surrey state!

2 mins

Pereira paints a picture of his vision for Wolves

WOLVES boss Vitor Pereira says he is trying to create \"a piece of art\" at Molineux as his buoyant side look to finish an encouraging Premier League campaign on a high.

2 mins

Villa set for return trip to States

VILLA have confirmed their pre-season plans for the 2025/26 Premier League campaign and the fact they will return to the United States again this summer.

1 min

Champions League bid suffers a blow with Youri's KO

VILLA'S bid for Champions League qualification has been dealt a blow with Youri Tielemans ruled out of today’s trip to Bournemouth.

2 mins

Learning from best is May badge of honour!

ALFIE May might be on the wrong side of 30 and contemplating life after football, but manager Chris Davies has managed to teach Blues' number nine new tricks.

2 mins

Stars are more relaxed when talking to you in their home

TV presenter Alison Hammond tells us we can expect when she spends a weekends with a host of celebrities for her new series. YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI learns more

4 mins

KILLING MACHINE

Murderbot's Alexander Skarsgard talks to ELLA WALKER about playing a reluctant robot who just wants to binge watch his favourite soap not go on epic adventures

KILLING MACHINE

4 mins

BARBIE WORLD

TOP TV CHEF TOM KERRIDGE SHARES BARBECUE TIPS WITH LAUREN TAYLOR

3 mins

Richard Osman's first book opened the gate for lots of us

BBC Radio 2 host and Channel 5 presenter Jeremy Vine chats to ELLA WALKER about venturing into ‘cosy crime’, what really scares him, and the big 6-0

Richard Osman's first book opened the gate for lots of us

4 mins

POINTS OF ORDER

EASY WAYS YOU CAN BE A FRIEND TO HEDGEHOGS

2 mins

Zadar on your radar...

MIXING COASTAL COOL WITH CITY SWAGGER, CALLY BROOKS FINDS ZADAR MAGIC

Zadar on your radar...

4 mins

ADHD and dyslexia are still cloaked in a thin skin of stereotypes

CHRIS PACKHAM FEELS THAT NEURODIVERGENT PEOPLE ARE OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOD.

ADHD and dyslexia are still cloaked in a thin skin of stereotypes

4 mins

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Birmingham Mail Newspaper Description:

PublisherReach Publishing Services Limited

CategoryNewspaper

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyDaily

The Birmingham Mail is a tabloid newspaper based in Birmingham, England but distributed around Birmingham, the Black Country, and Solihull and parts of Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire.

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