News
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Great New Partnership Helping Young People Back Into Work!
KIC Studios team up with Black Country NHS Workwell to support young people back into work.
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KIC Radio Funding Success from The National Lottery Community Fund!
Kids In Communication (KIC) Secures £240,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund to Expand Media and Youth Voice Opportunities
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Young Achievers Celebrate Qualification Success at KIC Radio
A group of talented young individuals proudly received their qualifications after completing a Level 1 Award in Skills For Working In Digital Industries programme at KIC Radio, marking a significant milestone in their personal and professional development.
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Busill Jones Primary Pupils Take a Stand as Knife Crime Ambassadors
A group of dedicated Year 6 students from Busill Jones Primary School in Bloxwich have taken a stand against knife crime, stepping into their roles as Knife Crime Prevent Ambassadors as part of a pioneering initiative led by West Midlands Police.
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Woman guilty of harassing Madeleine McCann's parents
Kate and Gerry McCann say, despite the guilty verdict, they "take no pleasure in the result."
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Ex-footballer Joey Barton guilty over 'grossly offensive' X posts
The former footballer directed posts on X towards Jeremy Vine and pundits Lucy Ward and Eni Aluko.
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Ex-sergeant's sexual assault sentence condemned
Two charities say more needs to be done to help victims of sexual assault.
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Watch: Shoplifter's getaway foiled by chief constable
Sir Stephen Watson spotted the thief and thwarted his escape.
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'He killed our parents then took us to McDonald's'
After killing Josh and Chloe Bashford, Derek Martin met the couple's children and took them out for a meal.
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Maccabi fan ban was due to hooliganism, say police
West Midlands Police did not previously reveal its reasons because "it wasn't deemed helpful".
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NHS worker wins £4m Omaze house in Surrey
Alistair Walker found out he had won the house on Halloween, calling it "the best treat ever'.
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Postmasters angered by 'postboxes of the future'
Hundreds backed a campaign to save the traditional postbox in a Berkshire village.
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Man guilty of 'Home Alone-style' traps at drug den
Ian Claughton and ex-wife Lesley, from Grimethorpe, are convicted of drugs and firearms offences.
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British man jailed after trying to spy for Russia
Howard Phillips's ex-wife said he dreamt of being like James Bond and was infatuated with MI6.
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Baby set for US heart operation after £1.5m raised
Ollie will travel to California to have the procedure on 23 January.
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Police 'stunned' by van passenger on garden chair
Essex Police says eight passengers were in the rear of the van without seatbelts on.
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Dangling fox released back into the wild
The fox was taken to the Wildlife Aid Foundation in Leatherhead for a check-up and then released.
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Lady mayor wants to 'un-square the Square Mile'
Women who previously held the role were called lord mayors, so Dame Sue is the first lady mayor.
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Farming boy aims to swap sheep shearing for F1
Tom, from Louth, is aiming to follow in the footsteps of Formula 1 driver Lando Norris.
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'My son is not the same after bonfire burns accident'
Hunter, 12, is still recovering after being engulfed in flames when boy threw petrol onto a fire.
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'I saw the crash that killed my wife and son'
Billy Boyack was driving behind his wife and son's car when it was hit head-on.
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'I'll read this story to my dad every day'
Lifelong Hull City fan Owen Griffiths, who has Alzheimer's disease, was invited for a VIP tour.
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'Our son died in a care home - it's not been re-inspected for years'
BBC finds a fifth of care homes rated "inadequate" were not reinspected within a year or more.
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'Taking photos got me out the house after my stroke'
A BBC Weather Watcher says taking pictures helped her out of "a dark place" after suffering a stroke.