‘Starmer’s successor is in Birmingham Selly Oak’
Al Carns, Armed Forces Minister, is the ‘real deal’ – and could be the solution to the Mandelson mess Keir Starmer’s premiership is.
Birmingham
Politics
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Dudley
People
Politics
Sonia Kumar MP welcomes Labour Government veterinary reforms to protect Dudley pet owners and support local vets
Dudley MP backs biggest overhaul of veterinary regulation in more than 60 years Sonia Kumar MP has welcomed landmark reforms to the veterinary sector.
Life Sciences
Politics
NHS scaling back use of ‘physician associates’ over patient safety fears
Move comes after government review found PAs were being used as ‘substitute’ doctors The NHS has significantly scaled back its use of physician.
Sport
England v Wales: Pressure, freedom and the fine line between control and chaos
‘I predict England win by at least 25 – a closer margin than last year’s record 14-68 triumph in Cardiff but still decisive’.
People
Mental wellbeing struggles for two-thirds of West Midlands women over 50
British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy findings trigger ‘No More Stiff Upper Lip’ campaign More than two-thirds of women over 50 in the.
Birmingham
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Birmingham: Bankrupt or not, this is a disgrace
Whether the city is broke or not, the reputational damage is done – and we need to rebuild This week, Birmingham City Council.
Dudley
Hospitality sector
Digbeth Dining Club opens new Black Country venue
This positive move comes amid ongoing anger over how Govt is taxing the hospitality sector A major new social venue is opening in.
Coventry
Jobs
Life Sciences
100 new jobs at Coventry nursing home
Exemplar Health Care, in Radford, is set to open in May this year A provider of nursing care for adults with complex needs.
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Peter Mandelson: From scandal to scandal
The latest shocking revelations surely mean the end of his political career Peter Mandelson is one of those shadowy figures who has always.
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Finance
Base rate held at 3.75% by Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee
Five-to-four vote against a 0.25% cut comes as analysts forecast cuts later this year The Bank of England base rate of interest was.