The key to domestic bliss is four meals together a week, more than one tablet and a Netflix account, it emerged yesterday.

Birmingham celebrated Commonwealth Day with a number of events, backed by the Birmingham Commonwealth Association, including a British Citizenship Ceremony attended by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Birmingham.

There is still time for people across the West Midlands to nominate someone who deserves a special thank you for their tireless services to the community.

Today is Commonwealth Day (9 March 2015), which is an opportunity for promote understanding on global issues, international co-operation and the work of Commonwealth organisations, which aim to improve people’s lives.

During 2015, Notre Dame de France, the French-speaking Roman Catholic Church in London, will celebrate its 150^th anniversary with a programme showcasing its renowned organ and rich historical heritage.

Hundreds of Birmingham women braved the rain on Sunday to mark International Women’s Day with a city-wide celebration of exercise and physical activity.