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1,000 Trades: Pub of the year

Birmingham’s pub of the year is the 1000 Trades.  The Jewellery Quarter watering hole scooped the accolade this week at the 2025 Birmingham Association.

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Business News Sport

Worcester Warriors back to pro rugby

Worcester Warriors will re-enter professional English rugby at the start of the 2025/26 season, the club said today. The Warriors will join the.

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Politics Viewpoint World Affairs

Reform eyes MAGA donors 

Plans are under way for a new think-tank – tentatively dubbed Resolute 1850, according to the FT. Styled unapologetically on American political juggernauts.

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Business News World Affairs

Beijing: £57bn into state banks

China is deploying major capital injections into its top state-owned banks, raising a combined Rmb520bn (£57bn) in a rare government move to stabilise.

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Business News Tech

Grants for WM manufacturers

Trump’s tariffs, rising energy costs, Brexit, supply chain issues, increased minimum wage, National Insurance hikes … … all topics tackled at a business.

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Life Sciences

Plasma: saving lives with ‘liquid gold’

The NHS Plasma Donor Centre on New Street, Birmingham, is one of just three such facilities in the country – and it’s making.

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Environment Leadership

Fact: Nature is good for the soul

Conservationist Chris Millward is introducing people to the concept of “biophilia.” After leading a wildlife walk this week for local folks at Queslett.

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Politics Viewpoint World Affairs

Norway gets real on defence

Norway finds itself at a crossroads where virtue meets realpolitik. The theatre of ethics is clashing head-on with the choreography of geopolitics.  For.

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Business News Environment

Brewery toasts eco funding

Birmingham craft beer firm Attic Brew Co is among 1,300 West Midlands businesses getting a share of £15m in funding to cut energy.

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People Viewpoint

Sentencing Council’s shame

The Sentencing Council’s refusal to backtrack on its so-called “guidance” wasn’t just tone-deaf – it was a democratic insult. Let’s call this what.

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