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March 04, 2026

WORST STREETS IN COV FOR DRIVING & PARKING FINES

> CLAIRE HARRISON REPORTS: Page 4

1 mins

City couple celebrate 65 years

A DEVOTED Coventry couple have celebrated an incredible milestone.

1 mins

Council plan to get all HMOs licensed and listed in towns

NUNEATON and Bedworth Borough Council wants to get all Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) across the borough licenced as well as listed.

1 mins

CHEERS...LOVED PUB WINS TOP AWARD FOR ITS BEER

A MUCH-LOVED Coventry pub has won an award for the quality of its beer.

1 mins

Expert says city businesses may benefit from stronger EU relationship

BUSINESSES in Coventry and Warwickshire could benefit from a stronger trading relationship with the European Union.

1 mins

GODIVA FESTIVAL REPLACEMENT COMES UNDER FIRE

OPPOSITION councillors have slammed the ruling Labour group's plan to stage a two-day city centre summer event in place of the Godiva Festival this year, calling it a 'hotchpotch' and a 'jolly'.

2 mins

Worst streets in Coventry & Warwickshire for driving and parking fines

COVENTRY and Warwickshire's worst streets for driving and parking fines have been revealed.

1 mins

Osman thanks fans after quiz show departure

TV PRESENTER and author Richard Osman has thanked fans after he stepped down from his role as presenter of the BBC’s House Of Games, which he described as the “most fun show”.

1 mins

Strictly's Alex: 'I wasn't reading signs' from body

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Alex Kingston has said she “wasn’t reading the signs” from her body before she was diagnosed with uterine cancer.

1 mins

Time to get a Wiggle on

Aussie entertainers to head out on tour across the UK

1 mins

Tribute to 'goodness' of Sarah

THE mother of Sarah Everard has remembered how she “added to the beauty of the world”, five years on from her death.

2 mins

Spring statement 2026 at a glance

Here is a summary of the new economic forecasts published by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) to accompany the Chancellor's spring statement.

2 mins

Watchdog slashes forecast as Chancellor defends plan

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves said she had the “right economic plan” for the UK despite the budget watchdog slashing its forecast for growth this year.

2 mins

Hay fever 'may affect school exam results'

SUFFERING from hay fever can affect exam results at the end of secondary school, research suggests.

1 mins

We need to work out which jobs are safe

WHILE

2 mins

The spy who came in from the catwalk

MODEL GISELA KLEIN WAS DISMISSED BY MI6 AS 'MISTRESS MATERIAL', NOT AN ENEMY OPERATIVE. BUT AS A NEW BOOK REVEALS, SHE WAS A GERMAN AGENT ALL ALONG.

4 mins

I wanted to write the book I wished I had when I was a child

Deaf actress Rose Ayling-Ellis talks about the book she's written for World Book Day, as the day's director suggests how to make reading fun for children. By LISA SALMON

4 mins

RICHARD IRVINE

DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR A FIRST TIME DAD OF TWINS Emma would like to keep mum over the existence of her dad

2 mins

Funding for flood protection research 'vital' for resilience

PUBLIC funding and support for innovations that can help to protect communities from flooding are “vital” for future resilience, researchers have said.

2 mins

Close up on the horror of war

IN HOMELAND, Damian Lewis's Marine Sergeant Nicholas Brody is radicalised in Afghanistan then returns to the US to operate as an undercover turncoat.

1 mins

DISNEY WISH COME TRUE

ALL EARS ON DECK, WITH THE NEWS THE DISNEY CRUISE SHIP IS COMING TO SOUTHAMPTON FOR THE FIRST TIME, AND JULIE DELAHAYE CAN'T WAIT TO GET BACK ON BOARD WITH HER FAMILY

4 mins

Weight-loss risk in cats

A friend of mine thinks my 10-year-old domestic male neutered cat has lost weight.

1 mins

Dan hoping to see a new Dawning for Festival glory

DAN Skelton will head to this year’s Cheltenham Festival with contenders for all four feature races, but for a man descended from equestrian royalty then nurtured by one of the greatest National Hunt trainers of all time, it was always destined to happen.

3 mins

Borthwick shakes up England with nine changes

STEVE

2 mins

Fresh start in semi-final for Proteas

SOUTH Africa captain Aiden Markram insisted his players are not taking New Zealand lightly as they look to move one step closer to T20 World Cup glory in today’s semifinal in Kolkata.

1 mins

Curran: India hold no fear for England

SAM Curran is undaunted at taking on India in another T20 World Cup semifinal despite England also having to contend with a noisy, partisan Mumbai crowd tomorrow.

2 mins

Rudoni's late winner could show the way to go for the Sky Blues

'OUR LADS DIDN'T LET IT DIE' - LAMPARD PRAISES 'BRILLIANT' CITY

2 mins

£20m loss 'looks scary, but it isn't', says cash expert

KIERAN Maguire admits Coventry City's latest published accounts make for “scary” reading with losses of more than £20m, but insists the football club remains in good shape under Doug King's ownership.