海角视频

Load mobile navigation
PREMIUM

Jasbir Authi

Jasbir Authi is a general news reporter and her patch includes central Birmingham and Moseley.

M6 southbound chaos after three vehicles collide
Economic Development
Motorists faced delays to their journeys after three cars smashed into each other on the M6, this afternoon
Pope could hold beatification of Cardinal Newman at Coventry Airport
Economic Development
The Pope has confirmed he is to visit Britain in September, bringing the possible beatification of Birmingham鈥檚 Cardinal Newman a step closer.
Pope could hold beatification of Cardinal Newman at Coventry Airport
Economic Development
The Pope has confirmed he is to visit Britain in September, bringing the possible beatification of Birmingham鈥檚 Cardinal Newman a step closer.
Solihull National Trust property added to Google street view
Google
It was a case of try before you buy but now you can see before going.
Kings Norton Farmer Market handed reprieve over road closures
Economic Development
Kings Norton Farmers鈥 Market has been saved after a Birmingham City Council threat to refuse to give it the necessary road closure has been lifted.
Neglect and failure at Birmingham hospital led to woman's death, inquest rules
Economic Development
The family of a woman who died as a result of neglect and gross failures at a Birmingham hospital are calling for an external investigation.
Review: Rock With Laughter, at the LG Arena, Birmingham
Retail & Consumer
Birmingham may be in the grip of an icy spell but laughter warmed the hearts of thousands at the LG Arena.
Policeman tried to revive Birmingham man who died in custody
Economic Development
A policeman has told and inquest how he tried to revive a Birmingham man who died in custody.
Four more die of swine flu in West Midlands
Economic Development
Another four people have died from swine flu in the West Midlands, according to new figures released by the NHS.
Fundraising alone not enough to tackle global poverty
Retail & Consumer
A national campaign to tackle global poverty is being launched in Birmingham.
Man who died in Birmingham police custody carried sickle cell trait
Economic Development
A Birmingham man who died in police custody carried the sickle cell trait which could have played a part in his death, a tribunal heard.
Female care assistants at city council worked overtime for no pay, tribunal hears
Economic Development
CARE and residential home assistants often worked overtime but just put it down as part of the job rather than claim the time back, an employment tribunal was told.
Birmingham man who died in police custody was roughly treated, inquest told
Economic Development
The sister of a Birmingham man who died in police custody has spoken about her brother鈥檚 health and the behaviour of police officers the night he was arrested.
Photos and sketches of Birmingham shed new light on life in the city 150 years ago
Economic Development
Imagine a time when Steelhouse Lane was lined with terraced houses, Corporation Street was a dusty track, and a pub and a huge windmill stood in the middle of the now bustling Holloway Head.
Antiques hunters flock to NEC extravaganza
Economic Development
The country may be deep in recession but nothing could stop antique hunters searching for a bargain.
Moseley In Bloom award-winners revealed
Economic Development
Moseley locals were blooming after a ceremony to honour their green-fingered efforts throughout the year.
City working on challenges of child poverty, says Bishop of Birmingham Right Reverend David Urquhart
Economic Development
Leaders from Birmingham鈥檚 public, faith, voluntary and community sectors gathered to discuss ways of tackling child poverty in the recession.
Wolverhampton rescuers hailed after girl, four, pulled from blazing car
Economic Development
Factory workers and a person who rescued a child from a burning car were yesterday hailed as 鈥渉eroic鈥.
Moseley In Bloom awards to be presented
Economic Development
The blooming efforts of Moseley鈥檚 green-fingered residents will be honoured at a ceremony this week.
Moseley Ashfield Cricket Club get a scarecrow to scare off crows
Economic Development
A Birmingham cricket club has enlisted the help of a raggedy friend to keep the pitch clear.
Women in Birmingham march to reclaim the streets
Economic Development
A feminist group will be leading a march to raise awareness of the dangers facing women in everyday life.
Our little bit of paradise
Retail & Consumer
Jasbir Authi meets the people who make sure Birmingham鈥檚 gardens blossom.
Birmingham Airport welcomes Conservative plan to scrap Heathrow's third runway
Economic Development
The chief executive of Birmingham Airport said the terminal could act as an alternative to Heathrow鈥檚 third runway.
Tin Tin Cantonese restaurant in Birmingham goes into liquidation
Economic Development
One of the city centre鈥檚 most popular restaurants has become the latest to go into liquidation.