Da UK On-line Urban Magazine

27.03.2010

A  woman has been charged with possession of a firearm after a loaded machine gun was discovered in a police raid in Wolverhampton.

A man has died after the car he was travelling in car crashed into a lamp post and overturned on Dudley Road, Winson Green, Birmingham on Saturday morning approx 5am.

Four men who have not yet been identified, but were understood to be in their twenties, were taken to nearby City Hospital or Selly Oak hospital Trauma unit for treatment.

A man is fighting for his life after being stabbed in the chest in Smethwick.

The victim, 21, was attacked outside Vibe nightclub in Smethwick in the early hours last night.

Recently West Midlands Police stated that the Infamous Street gangs 'The Burger Bar Boys' and 'The Johnsons' are no longer a threat to the safety of our streets.

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.

Shank is the latest UK urban movie to be produced and based on inner city UK living. Starring some of London's Grime scenes biggest names, Shank has been surrounded by a hol heep of hype. Following violent incidents at numerous cinemas across Birmingham since it's launch (Friday), the police have advised cinemas not to show the film. Shank is now only being showed at Star City and Rubery according to the AMC staff on Broad Street.

The BBC are looking for fresh thinkers who can approach things from a different angle and have a passion for TV, radio and online production. Over 18 months they will train and develop you and give you placements on programmes across the UK. APPLY NOW!!!!

Liverpool is a city that is historically linked to music. Many bands from the city have rocked worldwide crowds and left their arms swaying in the air like boat sails on the River Mersey. However in terms of Black music, the city have about as much to offer as a tiny mountain village in Venezuela.

Gorilla Sawnoff made headline news in October 2008 when he was stabbed repeatedly in front of a stunned crowd of afternoon shoppers in Birmingham city centre. Whilst the attack ‘terrified’ many of Birmingham’s journalists (well dats da way dey were goin on!), it only inspired Gorilla to get further on his grind. In his first interview since the attack Gorrilla speaks with Supatrax as it's the only media outlet to portrays the 'REAL shituation' in Birmingham.