Birmingham’s Yardley constituency has been in Labour’s hands since 2015: will the challengers come close to unseating Jess Phillips?

Young people are known to rely on social media for their news, but is there still a chance for traditional...

The levelling up scheme in Birmingham has been ongoing for four years now and locals say they see no changes

Ska music band Lobster’s drummer Joe Cook highlights the cultural significance of ska in Birmingham’s underground music scene

Prison overcrowding needs new ideas to stop the issue says writer and ex-prisoner Christopher Atkins

Birmingham people have defended the area of Sparkhill, as Conservative MP Paul Scully claims it’s a ‘no-go’ area

Young people voice their concerns as unfair restrictions placed on them at polling stations deter them from voting

Same-sex marriage is now legal in Greece, although LGBTQ+ couples’ rights are still disputed by the church and certain political...

Birmingham City Council has announced it will be cutting around 25% of its child service sector funding, as parents voice...

We talk to the stars of Fresh Cops, back on BBC Three for a second season to showcase Leicestershire’s youngest...

A new report shows Birmingham has downgraded in the last ten years, as fewer job opportunities and increased child poverty...

Households in the West Midlands are more prone to flooding – new methods are needed quickly for what’s to come

Sunak’s cancellation of the meeting with the Greek prime minister on the Parthenon Sculptures aroused feelings of mistrust in Greece

Government reports show Rishi Sunak’s Conservative government to be the biggest tax-raising parliament on record

Recent statistics put the West Midlands at number one for knife crime in the UK. Locals feel unsafe and say...

With protesting increasing in popularity in the UK, successful campaigns need to be looked at as a recipe for success

With the new Public Order Act, the right to protest is under threat as never before: it must be allowed...

Birmingham local residents speak out about their daily lives affected by the bankrupt city council