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Police have arrested 20 teenagers in connection with the stabbing of a boy at London's Victoria Station. [26 March 2010]

The boy, a 15-year-old from west London, was fatally attacked during evening rush hour on Wednesday 25 March. He is described as being of north African descent.

Around a hundred mourning teenagers gathered on Quinton High Street on Saturday (20.03.10) night to pay respects to their murdered friend, Jordan Sergeant, who was killed in an attack in on the High Street last week.

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A CANNABIS factory was found in little Aston worth to valued at approx £250,000 . . . No, not Aston B6 - Little Aston in the upper class areas of the Midlands where all the footballers and rich folk live - and before you ask "No footballers were involved" (Surprise, surprise!)

A senior judge yesterday condemned social services as the mum of tragic Khyra Ishaq was finally convicted of starving the child to death.

Mrs Justice Eleanor King said the seven-year-old would probably be alive today if her case had been better monitored by officers.

A Birmingham woman has been arrested by West Midlands Police in connection with her three year old daughter’s mysterious death.

The world’s fastest man will be soon be walking the streets of Birmingham because the city has been chosen to be the Jamaican track and field team’s 2012 Olympic training camp.

Three men who were accused of murdering a council worker (Isiah Young-Sam) during the Birmingham race riots, have been cleared of all charges brought against them.

Waqhar Ahmed aged 29, Azhil Khan, 26 and Afzhal Khan also aged 26 were cleared of murder, manslaughter and wounding with intent today, at Birmingham crown court.

Communities Secretary John Denham has said "Being black or Asian in the UK no longer means you will be automatically disadvantaged."

He said progress made since 2000 meant that, while racism still existed, disadvantage was now more linked to poverty, class and identity - not race.

With the recent terror attacks, the rise of the BNP and the the division between the 'Black' community - we look at the reasons for this. We also look at the differences between Race and Religion as there recently seems to be a cross over of the terms.