Doncaster 0 Birmingham 2
The News Review:
- Doncaster 0 Birmingham 2
- pening the doors on divorce
- Charges dropped against Birmingham mother in child’s death
- CLLEGE SFTBALL: Huntingdon falls to BSC
- Event preview: St Patrick’s Day Festival Birmingham London
- Birmingham chief Brady doubts Benitez will sign Liverpool contract
Doncaster 0 Birmingham 2
Sportinglife.com
First-half goals from Cameron Jerome and Hameur Bouazza sealed the points for Blues who gave themselves considerable breathing space ahead of Reading and they are now firm favourites to claim an automatic promotion spot along with Wolves. The winning margin could have been wider as Alex McLeish’s side had opportunities to score more goals on the way to their first away win since Boxing Day. Doncaster who came into the game on a run of just two defeats in the last 12 league outings struggled to get into the game and any lingering hopes of a late bid for the play-offs are almost certainly over. It was their first reverse at home since December 20 and leaves them 11 points adrift of sixth place.
pening the doors on divorce
BBC News
But while brides-to-be visiting the National Wedding Show in Birmingham this weekend may be dreaming of the happy-ever-after those with a more jaded experience of married life are also being catered for. Britain’s first divorce fair – the Starting ver show – starts this weekend in Brighton. Its aim? “To help people bounce back” from “break-up”. According to the organisers its location is fitting – coastal towns in the south of England suffer from some of the UK’s highest divorce rates. In total 144220 divorces were granted in the UK between 2006 and 2007 according to the ffice for National Statistics.
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Charges dropped against Birmingham mother in child’s death
MSNBC
- Police have dropped charges against a mother accused in the death of her child. 25-year old Tangela Harris was facing charges in connection with the death of 23-month-old Lakiyah Stenson. The child died at Children?s hospital on February 25th. Doctors had said it was from neglect. Police first said the child was murdered but after further investigation by the coroner office the cause of the child?s death was changed to unclassified.
CLLEGE SFTBALL: Huntingdon falls to BSC
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Event preview: St Patrick’s Day Festival Birmingham London
guardian.co.uk
Birmingham’s parade in Digbeth kicks off at 12noon tomorrow while the Emerald Village at the Custard Factory provides a village fete atmosphere featuring live graffiti from Secret Wars. Meanwhile in the capital music from the Blizzards and Tommy Fleming provides the background sounds for food and crafts in Trafalgar Square with a parade heading from Piccadilly to Whitehall. stpatricksbirmingham.
Birmingham chief Brady doubts Benitez will sign Liverpool contract
Tribalfootball.com
09 | tribalfootball. com Birmingham City managing director Karren Brady doesn’t believe Rafa Benitez will sign his Liverpool contract. In her diary for The Sun Karren wrote: “Liverpool fans must be hoping that the magnificent 4-0 destruction of Real Madrid was a signature win leading Rafa Benitez to agree his contract. “I am not at all sure. I hear a different tune from Merseyside ? that the master of Anfield is far from convinced that even having secured full power over players and fees he will decide to stay. “I wonder where his departure would leave Liverpool whose owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett are shortly to lose the services of chief executive Rick Parry and haven?t the first clue as to who would be a suitable successor.
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