Buying into Brum’s story
If we ignore the reputationally ruinous bin strike saga for a moment and look at the bigger picture, one thing is clear: Birmingham.
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Streets of bin-strike Brum … spotless
Take a walk through Birmingham’s central business district and you’d be forgiven for wondering what all the fuss is about. Glass-fronted financial services.
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Taiwan’s posture of public strength
In the grand amphitheatre of geopolitics, Taiwan just took centre stage – and it’s not reading from the old script. The island’s latest.
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Turkey: Erdoğan ejects BBC
The playbook is familiar: detain, deflect, deport. This time, it’s the BBC’s Mark Lowen cast as the foreign antagonist in Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s.
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Just Stop Oil just stopped
The eco-activists who turned Britain’s cultural and sporting calendar into a stage for climate theatre say they’re “hanging up the hi-vis” and ending.
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Vets Minister’s Everest record bid
Veterans Minister Alistair Carns is aiming to get from London to the top of Everest and back in just seven days. Success for.
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“PM” Farage vs. NatWest
In the theatre of British public life, few do drama like Nigel Farage. And this week, the curtain fell on one of his.
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Saving lives one test at a time
Sometimes it’s not the scalpel or the operating theatre that saves a life – but a vial of blood and a lab technician.
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What next for British Steel?
British Steel, once the roaring furnace of Britain’s industrial pride, now sits on the edge of collapse after its Chinese owner, Jingye, dramatically.
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Brits’ growing concern on defence
British adults’ concerns about defence and foreign affairs are currently at levels not seen since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in.