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January 09 Weekend Footy Round-UpVILLA STUMBLE, WOLVES BACK ON TRACK31-01-2009Villa stayed on course for the Champions League despite failing to beat Wigan in a lively goalless draw – while in the Championship, leaders Wolves reignited their faltering challenge, defeating Watford 3-1. moreBIRMINGHAM CONVENTION ON APOSTROPHES IN PLACE NAMES31-01-2009After years of producing press releases about reducing graffiti, litter and dumped rubbish, Martin Mullaney produces one about apostrophes and the world goes mad. To stop this happening again, Martin proposes a ‘Birmingham convention on apostrophes in place names’ – a convention to be adopted across Britain. moreStay in more – DVD reviewTHE WIRE - DVD BOX SET31-01-2009It has been called the greatest TV series of all time. Various critics have said it is better than the Sopranos or Six Feet Under. Yet this TV series has never been shown on terrestial TV in the UK. With the DVD box set of its five series now released, Martin Mullaney reviews it first series and gives it a big thumbs up. moreBNP LEADERS SORRY STORY30-01-2009There's an internet campaign calling on BNP leader Nick Griffin to apologise for Holocaust denial. Stirrer editor Adrian Goldberg – whose Jewish grandparents perished at the hands of the Nazis – explains why he’s signing up. moreGet Out More.......................................Film ReviewFROST/NIXON30-01-2009The unlikely tale of how a lightweight British chat show host managed to pull off the political TV interview of the 20th Century. Stirrer editor Adrian Goldberg enjoys the view. moreAudrey's "Grow Your Own" BlogTHE PLOT THICKENS30-01-2009The latest installment of Audrey Miller's guide to growing your own fruit, veg and herbs. moreDave’s Villa Blog“JAMMY VILLA” – NOT FROM WHERE I’M SITTING30-01-2009Stung by The Stirrer’s claim that Villa are “jammy” Dave Woodhall puts the case for the defence. And the occasional, lightning quick, breakaway attack. moreKingy’s Wolves BlogTHE CASE FOR THE DEFENCE30-01-2009It’s one of those weakness that’s obvious to the fans – but to which the management are apparently blind. As Brendan King observes, Wolves can’t defend for toffee. moreARTS COUNCIL’S “GOOD NEWS” SNUB FOR PUBLIC29-01-2009In a snatched conversation, the boss of The Public in West Bromwich described the Arts Council’s decision to reject a revised business plan as “good news”. Whatever good he mean? moreCHILES BLASTS “BARKING MAD” CLOSURE29-01-2009Top telly bloke Adrian Chiles has described the plan to close Haybridge Sports Centre in his old stomping ground Hagley as “barking mad”. Here’s a message he sent to Stirrer blogger and campaigner David Nicholl ahead of last night’s meeting to discuss the plan. moreGet Out More..............................Gig NewsNEW TOWN HALL/SYMPHONY HALL SHOWS29-01-2009Left wing comic Mark Thomas is among the new acts confirmed for Birmingham’s Town Hall and Symphony Hall. Other additions include Al Stewart, Imelda May, and comic Tim Minchin. moreTerry’s Baggies BlogREFFIN’ HELL29-01-2009Saturday sees Albion facing a relegation crunch against Hull, but Terry Wills is still getting over an abject refereeing performance during the Baggies mideweek match against Manchester United. moreBarbara’s BlogBRIDGING THE GAP29-01-2009The forgotten communities in our midst are overlooked by conventional economics observes Barabra Panvel. moreMartin Longley's Music BlogROOTED SOUNDS: NEW YORK (PART 3)29-01-2009Our occasional taste of the Big Apple, from Great Wyrley's musical missionary Martin Longley. This time around, Jerry Douglas, The Campbell Brothers, The Klezmatics and Kinky Friedman. moreDoc Dave’s BlogBAD SPORTS28-01-2009The scandalous story of how a sports centre could be closed to public use – even though that was a condition of an £800,000 grant. Dr David Nicholl reports. moreARTS COUNCIL SHUNS THE PUBLIC28-01-2009West Brom’s Public Arts Centre faces an uncertain future after one of its key funders refused to back a new business plan. The Centre – seen as a cornerstone of regeneration for the Black Country town – had requested an extra £500,000 a year in support from the Arts Council. moreExclusiveBIRMINGHAM LOSES ITS APOSTROPHE'S28-01-2009The Stirrer can reveal that Birmingham officially wants to lose its apostrophe's. Place name's like King's Norton, King's Heath and Acock's Green will now be published in a gramatically incorrect way on all Council signposts. moreBRUM’S GAZA MARCH: A SORRY STORY28-01-2009Ever since we revealed that West Midlands Police over-ruled senior councillors in Birmingham to allow a Gaza protest march in the city centre, our Forum has been buzzing with claim and counter claim. Now Sparkbrook councillor Salma Yaqoob enters the fray. moreLast Night’s FootyHESKEY FIRES VILLA TO RECORD28-01-2009Former Blues star Emile Heskey fired Villa to a record sixth consecutive away win on his debut for the club, just days after signing for £3.5 million. Villa are now in third place, level on points with Liverpool. moreSammy's Music BlogCANDI STATON28-01-2009She's playing Birmingham Town Hall on February 21, and Paul Samuels will be there to enjoy a classic Southern soul crooner. morePUBLIC FUTURE STILL IN THE DARK28-01-2009Staff at the controversial Public Arts Centre in West Bromwich were still in the dark about its future this morning after a crunch meeting in London yesterday. moreMANDY'S BAILOUT TOO LATE FOR GKN28-01-2009The Stirrer’s been rounding up local reaction to the £2.3 billion aid package for the motor industry announced yesterday by Business Secretary Lord Mandelson. His initiative was enough to stop Redditch-based components maker GKN announcing around 200 redundancies. moreMP USES EXPLOSIVE TNT28-01-2009Whoops! Tamworth MP Brian Jenkins has been caught using Dutch firm TNT for his latest mailshot. The Tories have accused him of "letting down the Post Office". moreEDGBASTON NIGHT FLIGHT27-01-2009The Stirrer revealed earlier how members of Birmingham Council tasked with examining Warwickshire Cricket Club’s application for permanent floodlights visited Edgbaston during the day. Not the ideal circumstances, we suggested. moreYAQOOB DENIES "SELF INTEREST" OVER GAZA27-01-2009Birmingham councillor Salma Yaqoob has hit out at suggestions that she’s been trying to make capital out of the Gaza crisis. The accusation was made by the city’s deputy leader Paul Tilsley, in an email leaked to The Stirrer. moreSHINING A LIGHT ON EDGBASTON27-01-2009Can this really be true? The Stirrer has been told that councillors and officers representing Birmingham Council’s planning department checked out plans for permanent floodlighting at Edgbaston cricket ground – by visiting the site during broad daylight. moreSMETHWICK SUPERHOSPITAL FUNDING DOUBT27-01-2009Patients waiting for a new superhospital for Sandwell and West Birmingham shouldn’t hold their breath - construction of the new £370 million facility, due to be completed by 2015, could be delayed by the credit crunch. moreLETTER FROM GAZA27-01-2009UK-based charity Forward Thinking aims to bring reconciliation in the Middle East and reduce the isolation of Muslims in the UK. Here’s a despatch from their director Oliver McTernan, whose spent the last week in the conflict zone. moreBEEB PULLS PLUG ON ASHLEY AFTER WOUNDING CHARGE27-01-2009BBC presenter Ashley Blake has been taken off screen after being charged with wounding, possession of an offensive weapon and affray. It follows an incident at his restaurant in Sutton Coldfield the Place 2B late on Saturday night. moreRichard Lutz's BlogREAL LIFE DRAMA27-01-2009The nature of reality – even the good bits – can be mundane observes Richard Lutz. But it can still be stranger than fiction. moreTILSLEY SPLITS CABINET TO SUPPORT GAZA MARCH26-01-2009The Stirrer can reveal the vital role of Birmingham Council’s deputy leader Paul Tilsley in ensuring that a protest march about Gaza went ahead last weekend – in the face of opposition from colleagues in the city’s ruling coalition. moreBLACK COUNTRY PEER NAMED IN SCANDAL26-01-2009Lord Snape of Wednesbury – the former West Bromwich MP Peter Snape – has been named in a scandal alleging that peers were willing to use their parliamentary influence in exchange for cash. He’s denied any wrongdoing. morePUBLIC BOSS "FEELING POSITIVE" OVER CASH CRUNCH26-01-2009The boss of West Brom’s Public arts centre insists he’s “more positive” than ever about its future – despite an Arts Council meeting tomorrow which could pull the plug on the £60 million project. more50 MPS BACK BURDEN NOT BEEB OVER GAZA25-01-2009More than 50 MPs from all three main political parties have backed Birmingham MP Richard Burden’s call for the BBC to screen a charity appeal for the people of Gaza. moreWeekend Footy Round-UpBLUES FANS FLIPPIN’ ECK25-01-2009Villa and The Baggies have both pulled potential plums in the 5th Round of the FA Cup…but the biggest story of the weekend is the growing disenchantment of Blues fans with manager Alex McLeish aka Big ‘Eck. moreBRITAIN’S GOT COWELL25-01-2009Has Britain got talent? After watching an audition for the TV variety show at the Alex Theatre in Birmingham, Richard Nevin sadly knows the answer. moreBBC SO UNAPPEALING OVER GAZA24-01-2009Shame on the BBC. By refusing to broadcast an appeal for the stricken people of Gaza, they have shown that they are more bothered about their precious “reputation” than saving human lives. moreMAN WOUNDED IN ANOTHER INNER CITY SHOOTING24-01-2009A man has been wounded after being shot in Hockley yesterday – the latest victim of a recurring gun crime problem in the area. The 20-year old is being treated in hospital for hand and shoulder wounds. moreDave Woodhall’s Villa BlogTHE PASSING OF A GOLDEN AGE24-01-2009Dave Woodhall reflects on the sad loss of two great Villa servants. moreGet Out More..........................................Comedy NewsJOHN SIMMIT (Wolves Civic Bar, 20 Feb 09)24-01-2009What do you do when your career as a Teletubby dries up? Why, you your return to your first love, stand-up, of course. moreTHE LATEST CREDIT CARD SCAM24-01-2009We don't usually flag up scams, since we reckon you're old enough and ugly enough to be wise to the ways to the world. But this one arrived in our in-tray from a contact in the business world, and we reckon you could easily be taken in. moreST. GEORGE'S CRUSADERS IN WEST BROM23-01-2009The future of West Brom’s St George’s Day Parade and Festival – unofficially regarded as the biggest in the country – still hangs in the balance after claims that it’s been infiltrated by the far right. Organiser Jeff Collins insists all people are welcome regardless of race and colour. moreMPs OPEN UP ON EXPENSES – WELL, ALMOST23-01-2009If Gordon Brown hadn’t performed a spectactular U-turn and decided that MPs should reveal the full details of their expenses after all, would our elected representatives have been forthcoming with the information? We can tell you. moreFOXTROT OSCAR23-01-2009Slumdog Millionaire is the favourite to win the Best Film gong in this year’s Oscars – you’ve got to be kidding, right? Stirrer editor Adrian Goldberg says don’t believe the hype. more“30 NEW HOMES” AS SQUATTERS FIGHT EVICTION23-01-2009Members of Justice Not Crisis, Birmingham’s social housing campaigners, have successfully fought off an attempt to evict them from the Firebird pub in Balsall Heath – and say they’re hopeful of securing an agreement to build 30 new homes on the site. moreSTIRRER HOSTS HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL23-01-2009Stirrer editor Adrian Goldberg will be compering Birmingham’s National Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony in Birmingham on Sunday. There are also events in Sandwell and Wolverhampton. moreGet Out More...............................Comedy NewsDAME EDNA/SIR LESS PATTERSON (NIA Academy 22/9)23-01-2009Unmissable we’d say. The first national tour in 28 years for the best Aussie “duo” since Kylie and Jason. (Actually, Edna and Les came first, but we’ll let that pass…) moreBRUSSELS SPROUTS EXPENSES SECRECY22-01-2009After the government’s humiliating climbdown over publishing MP’s expenses, the battle for accountability moves to Brussels, with demands for MEPs to show the same level of transparency as their Westminster counterparts. moreGET OUT OF MY FACEBOOK22-01-2009A bullying Facebook group has been taken down after being highlighted on The Stirrer Forum. moreJUSTICE NOT CRISIS FACE EVICTION22-01-2009Members of social housing campaign group Justice Not Crisis, currently squatting at The Firebird pub in Balsall Heath, face eviction proceedings today. Their case will be heard at 2.30 in the County Court. moreLaurence Inman’s BlogA DICKENS OF A MESS22-01-2009Worried about the current credit crunch and impending recession? Laurence Inman reckons we’ve seen it all before. moreGet Out More.................................Gig NewsWOLVES CIVIC LISTINGS22-01-2009Forthcoming shows at the Wolves Civic coomplex include The Nightingales, Ned's Atomic Dustbin with their original line-up and an evening with Joe Calzaghe and Sir Henry Cooper - presumably not trying to knock seven bells out of each other. moreBarbara’s BlogMAKING THE ECONOMY WORK22-01-2009With unemployment heading towards the 2 million mark, where now for the economy. Barbara Panvel goes back to basics. moreGet Out More...................................Film NewsBIRMINGHAM INTERNATIONAL FILM SOCIETY22-01-2009Want to know the origins of the Israel/Palestine conflict? Then BIFS have the movie for you – tonight. Here’s their full programme. moreOBAMA'S DAY OF PRIDE AND LIBERATION - FOR BRUM21-01-2009Barrack Obama’s election as American president has been welcomed by Birmingham’s black communities who claim his inauguration could inspire a new generation of political activism in the city. moreEXPENSES ROW SPLITS ON PART LINES21-01-2009Solihull MP Lorely Burt MP is giving up her regular constituency day on Thursday to stay behind in Westminster and vote against government plans to exempt MP’s expenses from Freedom Of Information – a sure sign that the row is starting to split on party lines. moreSOUR SWEETMAN BRINGS OUT WOLVES PROTESTORS21-01-2009More than 40 protestors turned out in Wolverhampton last night to protest against the closure of the city’s Adult Learning Centre in Sweetman Street – another element of proposed cost savings of £40 million. morePOLICE OVER-RULE COUNCIL OVER GAZA PROTEST21-01-2009The Gaza protest on Saturday in Birmingham attended by more than 5,000 demonstrators took place in the face of opposition from Birmingham City Council, The Stirrer has discovered. The local authority was over-ruled by West Midlands Police who ensured the event went ahead. moreTerry’s Baggies BlogBORO BAMBOOZLED21-01-2009With Albion just two points off mid-table – despite lying bottom of the Premiership – these are heady times at The Hawthorns. As Terry Wills reports, they’re even getting lucky now. moreObama In, Bush OutHAIL TO THE THIEF20-01-2009Their foreign policy widely discredited, their economic policy in tatters, George W. Bush and his Neo-Conservative cronies finally leave office today. Change we need? You bet says Steve Beauchampé. moreFIRE SERVICE LISTENS TO PUBLIC SHOCKER20-01-2009The future of Smethwick’s threatened fire station – featured extensively on The Stirrer – has been assured after West Midlands Fire Service backtracked on plans to close it. Four other fire stations have been saved too. moreGet Out More......................Gig NewsPJ HARVEY (Town Hall, 22/4/09)20-01-2009The wonderful PJ Harvey heads to Birmingham Town Hall later this year with long time collaborator John Parish. Other new dates released at Town Hall/Symphony Hall include Grammy award winning saxophonist Kenny G, world famous South African acappella group Ladysmith Black Mambazo and American crooner Jack Jones. moreCONFESSIONS OF A BRUMMIE MUMMY – PART 1920-01-2009Ooh-er. It’s getting steamy now - and not just beacuse Brummie Mummy is making mulled wine for the Xmas party. moreRichard Lutz’s BlogI RAN...TO IRAN20-01-2009It's not the most obvious tourist destination, but Richard Lutz is unbowed by allegations that he's supporting terrorism and supporting an "Evil Empire". He's off to Iran... moreKingy’s Wolves BlogWOLVES QUICK ON THE DRAW20-01-2009Despite seeing his team chuck away a two-goal lead at the weekend, Brendan King is positive about Wolves recent results - and up for the Cup at the weekend. moreTHREE STARS - BUT "NO RESTAURANT SCENE"19-01-2009Birmingham has just astonished the restaurant world by scooping three Michelin stars – but the editor of one of Britain’s top gastro guides reckons we shouldn’t kid ourselves that it amounts to a “restaurant scene”. moreAN OPEN LETTER TO ISRAEL19-01-2009Are there comparisons between the Israel/Gaza situation and Britain’s relationship with Northern Ireland? Birmingham councillor Martin Mullaney thinks so as he explains in this open letter. moreBLUES AND CARDIFF PUT THE BOOT IN19-01-2009It’s just like the 1980s all over again. For the second time in less than a week, Birmingham City fans have been involved in disturbances following a home game at St Andrews. more1,300 SIGN UP AGAINST WOLVES CARE HOME CLOSURE19-01-2009More than 1,300 people have signed a petition to keep open a Wolverhampton care home threatened with closure as part of a £40million cuts package. moreRECORD FOR REP AS LION ROARS19-01-2009Birmingham Rep has just announced a record breaking Christmas season with takings in excess of £750,000 for “The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe”. Next year’s two festive shows have also been announced. moreCHILDRENS' "HIT SQUAD" CLAIMS RUBBISHED19-01-2009Claims that the government has sent in a “hit squad” to sort out Birmingham’s Childrens’ Services following the suspicious deaths of ten children in three years have been rubbished by the Council. moreDoc Dave’s BlogA GREAT DAY FOR JUSTICE18-01-2009This weekend saw a great day for justice. As Dr David Nicholl reports, an innocent man has spent his first night of freedom in Birmingham despite being held in a high security prison for 18 months. moreStirrer Audio Special5,000 GATHER FOR GAZA DEMO18-01-2009Around 5,000 demonstrators gathered in Birmingham’s Victoria Square yesterday to protest at the ongoing conflict in Gaza. In case you missed it, The Stirrer offers you an exclusive opportunity to hear speeches by John Hemming and Salma Yaqoob. moreWeekend Footy Round UpJAMMY VILLA STAY IN EURO HUNT18-01-2009After “Lucky Arsenal”, how about “Jammy Villa?” Martin O’Neill’s band of fast-breakaway merchants remain in the top tour of the Premier League and on course for a Champions League spot after a typically flukey win at Sunderland. moreONE LAW FOR THEM….?17-01-2009Caught red-handed – the Birmingham traffic warden issuing tickets while being illegally parked himself. We received this anguished correspondent from “Gary” who could barely contain his anger. more'GREENER' VEHICLES CALL BY FRIENDS OF THE EARTH17-01-2009Government support for Jaguar Land Rover and other beleagured car manufacturers must be linked to guarantees on the development of greener vehicles, says Friends of the Earth. Their comments came after EU ministers met in Brussels yesterday to discuss measures to tackle the downturn in the automotive industry. moreBarbara’s BlogALL THE MONEY THAT’S FIT TO PRINT17-01-2009There have been suggestions that the government is considering printing more money to get us out of the current economic crisis. Barbara Panvel wonders what the extra cash would be spent on. moreCREATED IN BIRMINGHAM BEATS OFF DAILY MAIL BLOGGER16-01-2009Created in Birmingham has seen off competition from the Daily Mail’s Melanie Phillips to scoop the coveted Best UK Blog of 2008 in the Weblog Awards. moreQUIT WARNING AS LADYWOOD ROW GOES ON16-01-2009Birmingham’s Labour Party is still riven with dissent following the decision to uphold Shabana Mahmood’s selection as parliamentary candidate in Ladywood. Leading figures in one ward are now considering their future and say their concerns have been treated with a lack of respect by the Prime Minister. moreJAIL THREAT FOR ROGUE CLAMPER16-01-2009Rogue Birmingham car clamper Gary Southall was warned yesterday that he faces a prison sentence after breaching a legal requirement to put his name on receipts issued to victims. moreGet Out More...........................Art ExhibitionTHE ART OF BIRMINGHAM/BEIJING MAPS16-01-2009Feeling the pinch after Christmas? Paula Elenor artfully offers you a free afternoon out. moreREP UNLISTED IN LIBRARY BATTLE16-01-2009Efforts to get Birmingham Repertory Theatre “locally listed” appear to have failed. Campaigners like Alan Clawley were hoping the designation would provide further ammunition in their battle to save the Central Library being replaced by a new building in Centenary Square which incorporates the Rep. moreTHE BLACK COUNTRY LASANTHA16-01-2009OK, it might be a bit of an exaggeration to compare a Black Country community activist with an assassinated Sri Lankan newspaper editor, but Dave Woodhall argues there are real parallels. moreGet Out More.........................Gig NewsTHE NIGHTINGALES/TED CHIPPINGTON (Wolves Civic 29/4/08)16-01-2009Aaah, it’s just like 1985 all over again – top local art noise pioneers and the original anti-comic Ted Chippington. We’re promised, though, that this will be more than a nostalgia fest. moreMOLINEUX HOTEL RE-OPENING MOVES CLOSER16-01-2009The reopening of Wolverhampton’s historic Molineux Hotel moves a step closer today, following a £7.5million restoration. moreWOLVES FAN - "I FEARED FOR MY LIFE" AT BLUES15-01-2009Football fans battled in clashes outside St Andrews following the local derby between Birmingham and Wolves and Tuesday night – and we’ve been given a chilling first-hand account by a fan who said he “feared for his life”. more"SHOPPING MECCA" BRUM PASSES SCREEN TEST15-01-2009Coventry nightclub bouncer turned writer Geoff Thompson, whose life story has been turned into a major feature film, has been telling The Stirrer about his teenage adventures in the “shopping mecca” of Birmingham. moreBIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS PASSING THE TEST15-01-2009Birmingham’s schools are now out-performing the national average for children passing five “good” GCSE’s according to the latest figures published today. moreLaurence Inman’s BlogTHE SLOANE RANGER DANGER15-01-2009Reflections on this weeks royal race rows by Laurence Inman. more"AID NOW FOR JLR" CALL15-01-2009Government aid for Jaguar Land Rover is now even more urgently needed according to Birmingham Chamber of Commerce. Their comments follow yesterday's announcement by the company of 450 job losses. moreCOMMENT ISN’T FREE15-01-2009Regular Stirrer blogger John Lish aka Lost In Kate Winslet has been censored twice in recent days on the Guardian’s Comment Is Free forum. In the interests of free speech, we’re publishing his letter to the site’s editor Georgina Henry. moreTerry’s Baggies BlogTHE RELEGATION CRUNCH15-01-2009Defeat by the Villa was tempered by a suprisingly comfortable Cup win at Peterborough. Now Terry Wills is looking forward to a vital appointment with ‘Boro this weekend. more"ISRAEL BOYCOTT" CALL FROM BRUM COUNCILLORS14-01-2009Councillors from across the political divide in Birmingham have united to call on the local authority to boycott Israeli goods. Their views may represent a majority view in the chamber – but there’s no obligation on the Cabinet to act on their views. moreLast Night’s FootyWOLVES, BAGGIES THROUGH14-01-2009Wolves rested Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Chris Iwelumo from their starting line-up – but still managed to despatch below-par Blues at St Andrews to move onto the 4th Round of the FA Cup. Albion beat Peterborough 2-0 in the same competition, with Arsenal loanee Jay Simpson bagging his first goal. moreGet Out More...........................Film NewsFLATPACK FESTIVAL AND LISTINGS14-01-2009Here are a few tasty morsels to whet your appetite for the forthcoming Flatpack Film Festival between March 11-15. As well as highlights of their own event, they’re talking up a few other shows too… moreLABOUR ADMITS “ERRORS” AS SHABANA CONFIRMED13-01-2009Labour’s National Executive Committee has admitted there were errors in the party’s membership recording system in Ladywood – but has upheld the selection of Shabana Mahmood as the constituency's parliamentary candidate because the numbers involved were too small to affect the outcome. moreBreaking NewsLADYWOOD SELECTION UPHELD13-01-2009Labour’s National Executive Committee has upheld Shabana Mahmood’s controversial selection as parliamentary candidate in the Ladywood seat. moreVOYAGER DISCOVERY13-01-2009Birmingham Council is claiming savings of £46 million from it’s controversial Corporate Services Transformation (CST) programme – which spawned the troublesome Voyager payments system. moreBRUM COUNCIL ACCUSED OF "STIFLING" GAZA DEBATE13-01-2009Birmingham’s party leaders are trying to put up a united front to prevent a potentially divisive row about Gaza flaring up at today’s City Council meeting. Respect’s Salma Yaqoob has accused them of “stifling debate”. moreLADYWOOD WOULD TODAY13-01-2009After months of waiting, Labour’s National Executive Committee will finally announce the results today of its enquiry into Shabana’s Mahmood’s controversial selection as Labour candidate for Ladywood. moreGet Out More...........................Gig News
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