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Modest rocker Mel Galley remembered

It took me a while to discover the real Mel Galley, writes John Ogden.

Chefs’ ingredients for simmering TV

Two new cookery shows start on television tonight, with Celebrity Masterchef on BBC1 and Marco Pierre White in a new show on ITV1. Women’s Editor Maria Cusine wonders who will be cooking up a storm.

Hit forest concerts are top of the pops

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Cannock Chase has been known for centuries for its beauty and outdoor opportunities.

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The 50 barmaids of Rovers Return

On Monday, Becky Granger starts work behind the bar of the Rovers Return. Vicky Nash remembers the 49 other Coronation Street barmaids.

How Extras helped put ’sad Les’ to rest

From tragedy to triumph, Les Dennis has experienced it all. He talks to Marion Brennan.

So, where can one find a good hatpin these days?

If you want to get ahead, get a hat, so the phrase goes. But what is a lady to do if she can’t find a hatpin to keep it in place on a blustery day?

A tribute to Dolly, queen of comedy

The Express & Star is given an exclusive glimpse of the blue plaque in honour of Dolly Allen. Ray Hingley talks to Cathy Spencer about the Queen of Black Country Comedy.

Down in the dumps over city red tape

Clearing a relative’s house can be distressing enough without being told you’ll have to travel across to other side of the city to dispose of their possessions. Marion Brennan tells one man’s story.

George, 85, recalls teacher Mary Whitehouse

Mary Whitehouse came back to life on TV last night and stirred memories for an ex-pupil of the Wolverhampton teacher, writes Women’s Editor Maria Cusine.

Leppard are roaring back

Def Leppard may be seen as Sheffield’s finest sons but talking to singer Joe Elliott, you discover the Midlands have played a crucial role in shaping the band into the rock superstars of today. Ian Harvey finds out more.

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