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today hourly updates of the weather online at www.dmbirmingham.co.uk/weather SKY SPORTS TEN DAYS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD - WWW.SKYSPORTS.CO.UK/10DAYS TUES WED THU WEATHER with LISA JONES NEWS Birmingham’s Big Bonus share leap SHARES in Birmingham’s biggest companies jumped up to a remark- able £10 BILLION last night and are bringing themselves back into buisness. The FTSE 100 leapt by 18.29 points to 517.12 - taking the in- dex to its highest level ever in Birmingham’s history. Gold prices hit a record - boos ing mining companies. Cad- bury’s rose on hopes of an- other bid for the Dairy Milk makrer. ‘Terror’ FREE in court A FATHER and his two sons were in court accused of terroist activity yesterday. Mohammed Shezil, 48, and his sons Haris, 26, and Sandit, 23, had allegedly plotted terrorist attacks around Birmingham City centre. Gary Barton, 27, and Malik Isral, 21, also faced Birmingham’s City JP’s. The men, all from the Gtr Manchester area, were remanded in custody but later let free. Bed & Bremfast Please! CRAIG and Jane Bremming are vic- torious over a battle with neighbours to develop a guest house at their £2 million mansion. The ex chairman and his wife submitted plans for the cottage con- version and swimming pool at their pile in Kenilworth. They sparked uproar after buying the property in 2008 - once home to late actor Sir Joseph Langham - by extending the car park. Neighbours complained the latest proposal was an overdevelopment but Birmingham council has now granted consent. SKY 2 DM BIRMINGHAM Friday, June 25, 2009 SPENDER MENDER By JOHN WALTERS deputy Political Editor HARRY Brown and Daniel Colins went to war yes- terday over how to slash Birmingham’s rocketing £13 million a year deficit. While the PM defended the Government’s recordbreak- ing borrowing, the Tory chief warned that we must tackle the debt. In the closest thing yet to a full-on debate the rivals - plus GHD chief Michael Edwards - gave three speeches in close succes- sion. Each spelt out dramati cally different visions on digging Birmingham out of the red at the Confederation of British Industry confer- ence in London. Harry Brown claimed turning off the public spending taps too quickly would be “fatal”. But Mr Colins dismissed this as “profoundly wrong”. He said our credit rating could be damaged if we fail to deal with rising debts. He claimed that by next year Birmingham will be spending more on the INTEREST on our debts than on schools. vs By Troy Green DETECTIVES were to- day continuing the hunt for a gunman who shot two men in a Birmingham street. One of the victims, 21, suffered several gun- shot wounds to the body and was lucky to survive the ap- parently unprovoke shoot- ing in Sandon Road, Har- borne, shortly after 5:30pm on Friday. The other victim, aged 32, sustained a single gun- shot wound to his leg. West Midlands Police said that neither of the men sustai- ned lifethreatening injuries and were later described as stable in an undisclosed hospital. The gunman fled on foot from the area immediately af- ter the shooting. The area has suffered a number of gang- land-style gun crimes in recent months. These include a similar double shooting in Wood- bourne Road, Harborne, on April 19 when two men aged 27 and 28 were shot, and the murder in July of student Dominique Gratel, aged 22, in Hagley Road, Har- borne, who suffered a fa- tal gunshot wound to the head. Police were alerted to the double shooting in Wood- bourne Road after the neigh- bours heard the sound of the shots. The area was im- mediately cordoned off as scenes of crimes officers car- ried out a detailed forensic examination and detectives conducted house to house inquiries. A policeman spokeswom an said the gunman ran off into side streets after fir- ing the shots at around 5.40pm. “Police are waiting to speak to the two injured men in hospital.” "The 21 year-old suffered several gunshot wounds to his lower body and the 32 year-old has a single wound to his leg. Both are in a stable condition.” He added: “The road has remained sealed off while house to house inquir- ies and a forensic examina- tion of the scene are ongoing.” Anyone with information, is asked to contact the CID on 0876 222 5500. Gunman Fled Two men Dead The all new 9-line slot with a jackpot of £5000 Plus 100% bonus of £150 when signing up www.cluedo.org Play Sign up today for a free trial Online Today have you got what it takes to solve the mystery and search for clues and take home the winning jackpot? or will you be bribed into lying? Sunshine, Cloudy and heavy show- ers, these most fre- quent along west- ern and northan coasts. Mainly Sun- shine in eastern and central areas Sunrise 7.13am THURSDAY 18C (64F) 10C (50F) WEDNESDAY 19C (66F) 11C (52F) TOMORROW 16C (61F) 11C (52F) FRIDAY 19C (64F) 11C (52F) Sunrise 4.42am Sunset 9.34pm Lighting up times: Moonrise 9.21pm Moonset 3.52am 9.29pm to 4.50am 10 12 13 14 13 15 16 16 14 14 14
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hourly updates of the weather online at www.dmbirmingham.co.uk/weather
SKY SPORTS TEN DAYS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD - WWW.SKYSPORTS.CO.UK/10DAYS
TUES
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
WEATHER withLISA JONESNEWS
Birmingham’s Big
Bonus share leapSHARES in Birmingham’s biggest companies jumped up to a remark-able £10 BILLION last night and are bringing themselves back intobuisness.
The FTSE 100 leapt by 18.29points to 517.12 - taking the in-dex to its highest level ever in Birmingham’s history.
Gold prices hit a record - boosing mining companies. Cad-bury’s rose on hopes of an-other bid for the Dairy Milk makrer.
‘Terror’ FREE in courtA FATHER and his two sons were in court accused of terroist activity yesterday.
Mohammed Shezil, 48, and his sons Haris, 26, and Sandit, 23, had allegedly plotted terrorist attacks around Birmingham City centre.
Gary Barton, 27, and Malik Isral, 21, also faced Birmingham’s City JP’s. The men, all from the Gtr Manchester area, were remanded in custody but later let free.
Bed & Bremfast Please!CRAIG and Jane Bremming are vic-torious over a battle with neighbours to develop a guest house at their £2 million mansion.
The ex chairman and his wife submitted plans for the cottage con-version and swimming pool at their pile in Kenilworth.
They sparked uproar after buying the property in 2008 - once home to late actor Sir Joseph Langham - by extending the car park.
Neighbours complained the latest proposal was an overdevelopment but Birmingham council has now granted consent.
SKY
2 DM BIRMINGHAM Friday, June 25, 2009
SPENDERMENDER
By JOHN WALTERSdeputy Political Editor
HARRY Brown and Daniel Colins went to war yes-terday over how to slash Birmingham’s rocketing £13 million a year deficit.
While the PM defended the
Government’s recordbreak-ing borrowing, the Tory chief warned that we must tackle the debt.
In the closest thing yet to a full-on debate the rivals - plus GHD chief Michael Edwards - gave three speeches in close succes-sion.
Each spelt out dramatically different visions on digging Birmingham out of the red at the Confederation of British Industry confer-ence in London.
Harry Brown claimed turning off the public spending taps too quickly would be “fatal”.
But Mr Colins dismissed this as “profoundly wrong”.
He said our credit rating could be damaged if we fail to deal with rising debts.
He claimed that by next year Birmingham will be spending more on the INTEREST on our debts than on schools.
vs
By Troy Green
DETECTIVES were to-day continuing the hunt for a gunman who shot two men in a Birmingham street.
One of the victims, 21, suffered several gun-shot wounds to the body and was lucky to survive the ap-parently unprovoke shoot-ing in Sandon Road, Har-borne, shortly after 5:30pm on Friday.
The other victim, aged 32, sustained a single gun-shot wound to his leg.
West Midlands Police said that neither of the men sustai-
ned lifethreatening injuries and were later described as stable in an undisclosed hospital.
The gunman fled on foot from the area immediately af-ter the shooting. The area has suffered a number of gang-land-style gun crimes in recent months.
These include a similar double shooting in Wood-bourne Road, Harborne, on April 19 when two men aged 27 and 28 were shot, and the murder in July of studentDominique Gratel, aged 22, in Hagley Road, Har-
borne, who suffered a fa-tal gunshot wound to the head.
Police were alerted to the double shooting in Wood-bourne Road after the neigh-bours heard the sound of the shots. The area was im-mediately cordoned off as scenes of crimes officers car-ried out a detailed forensic examination and detectives conducted house to house inquiries.
A policeman spokeswoman said the gunman ran off into side streets after fir-ing the shots at around
5.40pm.“Police are waiting to
speak to the two injured men in hospital.”
"The 21 year-old suffered several gunshot wounds to his lower body and the 32 year-old has a single wound to his leg. Both are in a stable condition.” He added: “The road has remained sealed off while house to house inquir-ies and a forensic examina-tion of the scene are ongoing.”Anyone with information, is asked to contact the CID on 0876 222 5500.
Gunman FledTwo men Dead
The all new 9-line slot with a jackpot of £5000
Plus 100% bonus of £150 when signing up
www.cluedo.org
Play Sign up today for a free trial
Online Today
have you got what it takes to solve the mystery and search for clues and take home the winning
jackpot? or will you be bribed into lying?
Sunshine, Cloudy and heavy show-ers, these most fre-quent along west-ern and northan coasts. Mainly Sun-shine in eastern and central areasSunrise 7.13am
THURSDAY
18C (64F)10C (50F)
WEDNESDAY
19C (66F)11C (52F)
TOMORROW
16C (61F)11C (52F)
FRIDAY
19C (64F)11C (52F)
Sunrise 4.42am Sunset 9.34pm Lighting up times:Moonrise 9.21pm Moonset 3.52am 9.29pm to 4.50am
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