Morrissey pulls out of more gigs
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- Morrissey pulls out of more gigs
- Looking for Yoghurt Birmingham Rep
- Birmingham mayor says cops ‘crossed the line’
- Curtis Davies Delighted With Aston Villa’s Defenders
- JEY KENNEDY: This week’s views poll looks at the Birmingham …
Morrissey pulls out of more gigs
BBC News
"Event organisers would like to apologise to fans for the disappointment and are working to reschedule this show so advise ticket holders to hang on to their tickets. " It is not yet known whether three concerts scheduled for London’s Brixton Academy over the weekend will go ahead. Morrissey has already been forced to reschedule dates for Birmingham’s Symphony Hall and London’s Royal Albert Hall for ctober. During his 50th birthday gig in his home town of Manchester he appeared in good spirits chatting to the audience and singing Smiths hits as well as his solo material.
Looking for Yoghurt Birmingham Rep
guardian.co.uk
Looking for YoghurtBirmingham RepDirected by Peter Wynne-WillsonUntil Sat 30 May Box office: 0121-236 4455 Norang is a young Korean girl who has lost a cat called Yoghurt. Ignoring the warning signs she strays on to a construction site where she encounters two new friends: English-speaking Blue who has built a command centre out of plastic crates; and Aka a would-be Japanese superhero intent on saving the world with a coat hanger. Whether it’s a good idea to encourage children to play on building sites is a moot point in any language but despite the lack of a common tongue the trio set to work with an earth-mover to dig a hole to Brazil. The cat ends up out of reach and as the children build a precarious tower to rescue it you wonder if it might not be quicker to give the British Japanese and Korean fire services a call.
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Birmingham mayor says cops ‘crossed the line’
The Associated Press
(AP) — The mayor of Birmingham Ala. says he has rejected an offer to settle a case involving five police officers caught on videotape beating a man who appeared unconscious after a car chase. Mayor Larry Langford told The Birmingham News that he rejected an offer to settle the matter for $340000. He said the officers “crossed the line” and the city must “deal with it without covering it up. “A lawyer for suspect Anthony Warren says she plans to file a lawsuit on his behalf to seek monetary damages due to his beating and to force the city to change police officer training.
Curtis Davies Delighted With Aston Villa’s Defenders
Goal.com
What especially pleased the young centre-back was the fact that the Villans hung on to the win despite a desperate Toon team throwing on four strikers in a doomed bid to stave off relegation”It was pleasing especially with the standard of strikers they hadon. [bafemi] Martins and [Mark] Viduka are a handful on their own and to throw onMichael wen with half an hour left and then Shola Ameobi I think theyended up with four or five up front” he told the club’s official website. “But to be fair I think me and Carlos [Cuellar] did quite wellaerially and managed to kill most of the threat when they were tryingto knock the long balls. ” Unfortunately for the West Midlanders the victory was not enough to overhaul Everton and finish fifth and Davies maintains that their own situation was the only thing on their minds on a tension-filled final Sunday of the season not their opponents’ predicament.
JEY KENNEDY: This week’s views poll looks at the Birmingham …
The Birmingham News – al.com
Some people believe the officers deserved to be fired; others felt the officers should have been given medals. The investigation will go on likely for months to come. thers could be disciplined or fired depending on what the investigation shows. A cover-up? Tampering with evidence? Failure of supervisors to tell superiors?We want to know what you think.
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