Could Labour's Shabana Mahmood face a challenge over her position on Israel-Gaza?
Plus: Birmingham Film Festival reaches a climax and the rest of our Monday Briefing
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Violent storms, underwater mines and espionage: uncovering the mystery of my great uncle’s death
Plus: Paulette Hamilton's 'blatant nimbyism' and stargazing in Birmingham
'They have created themselves a controlled disaster'
More on the mess at the council, plus: a Wolverhampton artist tells his story
Traffic trauma: are cars holding Birmingham back?
We crunch the numbers behind congestion and its impact on our economy – and speak to the Brummie author of a strident new book
'I was shivering outside, I was just crying'
Plus: a Diwali celebration to make your mouth water and the annual Irish trad festival
Saving Birmingham from the axe
Plus: A proposal to give mayors more powers and Black Sabbath gets new fans
A new home for... alpacas
The future's looking up for a historic pub and an ACDC tribute band takes to the stage
How bad is crime in the West Midlands?
Plus: SNOBS is moving to Broad Street and a Birmingham writer tackles the concept of 'taste' in the modern world
A death in the family? My life with the Express and Star
Our local, family-run newspaper has been sold after more than 140 years. Now what?
A 'cynical and divisive power grab'
A sit in at New Street Station and Andy Street makes his move to take control of the police
Brace for Storm Ciarán
Our second edition features bad weather, Jude Bellingham and £5 tickets at the Electric Cinema