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Two pedestrians were severely injured in a hit-and-run accident in Birmingham, with the driver fleeing the scene. The collision occurred on Soho Road, leading to a road closure and significant disruption. Authorities are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage to aid their investigation.

Former Royal Marine Paul Doyle sentenced to 21 years for deliberately driving into Liverpool football fans, injuring 134 people, including a six-month-old baby. Doyles actions, captured on audio and video, were described as truly shocking and inexplicable and undiluted fury. Victims ranged from a terror attack survivor to a seventy-seven-year-old woman. Doyle will serve two-thirds of his sentence and face a three-year driving ban.

Line of Duty and Allo Allo could soon be behind a paywall as the BBC explores new funding models. The Culture Secretarys Green Paper suggests charging for older shows on iPlayer, aiming to monetize the BBCs extensive archive. This comes amidst funding reviews and controversies, including the former Director-Generals resignation. Other ideas include requiring a license for online services and allowing advertising. The government aims to ensure the BBCs independence and adapt to the changing media landscape.

Justice Secretary David Lammy announces expansion of whole life sentences to include revenge killings targeting police and prison officers, following the tragic murder of prison officer Lenny Scott. The new policy aims to provide greater protection and justice for law enforcement and correctional staff, with perpetrators facing the full force of the law and spending the rest of their lives in prison.

Former Royal Marine, Paul Doyle, sentenced to 21 years and 6 months for deliberately plowing his car into Liverpool FC fans, injuring 134. His actions, described as inexplicable and undiluted fury, caused horror and devastation during the victory parade. No evidence of external threats or impairment found.

20-year-old Thomas Dear sentenced for manslaughter of father: A brick thrown in self-defense leads to fatal head injury, cardiac arrest, and death.

A Nottinghamshire driver learned a hard lesson about mobile phone use while driving, facing a hefty fine and points on his license after challenging a charge in court. The case underscores the importance of road safety and the clear law against using mobile phones without hands-free devices.

Police seize £30,000 worth of nitrous oxide canisters in Small Heath raid, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal distribution.

Jordan Mainoo-Hames, brother of Manchester Uniteds Kobbie Mainoo, sparks controversy with a Free Kobbie t-shirt, highlighting Kobbies limited playing time and potential transfer amidst speculation and mixed fan reactions.