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• Richardson eyes world titles on his return after worst crash

  MATT Richardson will return to racing at next week's UCI Track World Championships looking to put behind him the worst crash of his career.

• It was so scary having to leave newborn baby

  A BIRMINGHAM mum who suddenly lost the ability to speak after giving birth to her daughter is sharing her story in a bid to secure equipment for other mums.

• Garnacho could be like a new signing for Villa

  ALEJANDRO Garnacho posted "ready now" on Instagram after scoring in successive friendlies during the international break, as he took his opportunity to impress Unai Emery ahead of Aston Villa's return to action this weekend.

• 26 dumped cats were 'struggling to breathe'

  TWENTY-SIX cats were "struggling to breath" when they were found dumped in sealed boxes beside rubbish in a Birmingham alleyway.

• Car hits boy at garage

  A BOY was hit by a car outside an Essso garage in Aston Lane, Perry Barr, at around 5.20pm on Sunday.

• Mum is jailed for sickening violence towards daughter

  A VICIOUS mum slashed her own daughter with a metal bar and beat her with a wooden curtain rail with nails sticking out.

• Care provider put into special measures after 'safety checks' ignored

  A BIRMINGHAM-BASED care provider for vulnerable people has been placed into special measures over "safety" fears, a health watchdog has said.

• Woman lured to 'kill room' by teen obsessed with crime show

  THIS is the first picture of a sex worker brutally murdered in a Black Country Airbnb by a fanatic of the US show about a serial killer.

• Fire mystery two months on as families still waiting for answers

  POLICE are still investigating the cause of a devastating blaze which destroyed a row of six homes in Birmingham nearly two months ago.

• Flags court case fee £5k

  BIRMINGHAM City Council's flag injunction cost over £5,000 before the high court hearing even kicked off, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.

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• Harry opts to extend Moors stay

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• Service charge rises by housing provider is deemed 'unaffordable'

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