Both sides are wrong
Neutrality is not apathy Let’s start by declaring something you rarely hear in this debate: I’m not on anyone’s side. In a world.
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Buses plan powers ahead
Ministers and metro mayors have pledged fresh support for British bus manufacturing, job creation and greener transport following a key summit in Westminster..
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Britain’s freedom is fading
You’d be forgiven for thinking 2025 Britain was written by Orwell, directed by Kafka and stage-managed by a committee of unelected EU interns..
Politics
Farage under investigation
The Parliamentary standards watchdog is investigating the Reform UK Leader, Nigel Farage, over a potential breach of the MPs’ code of conduct. Probe.
Birmingham
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Ozzy honoured
Birmingham honoured one of its best-loved sons today as thousands lined the streets to witness his cortege drive past en route to a.
Defence
People
Young soldier remembered
Private Harry Johnson, 19, from the 2nd Infantry Training Battalion,died following a physical training session at Vimy Barracks, Catterick, on July 24, the.
Defence
Nuneaton bomb base opens
A state-of-the-art new home has been unveiled for the British Army’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialists in Warwickshire, as part of a £5.1.
Birmingham
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Environment
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Brum: UK’s first ‘Nature City’
Birmingham recognised for its passion for nature I must have looked strange, crouched down between a shop-front and a garden wall on the.
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Trump schools Starmer
Donald Trump’s recent visit to his golf resorts in Scotland has been a political masterclass – one that left UK Prime Minister Keir.
Finance
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Britain in debt spiral
Economic warning as costs surge The UK is heading into a dangerous “debt doom loop” that threatens to choke economic growth, drive out.