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Trump’s Gaza breakthrough

Israel and Hamas agree to full hostage release in first step toward peace Israel and Hamas have agreed a deal to free all.

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Business News Politics

UK restarts Greenland trade talks

Deal aims to cut seafood prices for British shoppers Talks have resumed on a UK-Greenland trade deal that could see tariffs scrapped on.

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Defence Energy Environment

Solar scheme powers expansion

Military, NHS and schools included Great British Energy will expand its solar rollout to military bases, hospitals and schools as part of a.

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Life Sciences Tech

Pensions urged to back UK science

Vallance calls for investment in future tech champions Pension firms should increase investment in Britain’s world-class science and technology companies to help create.

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Business News People

Hub.Legal goes national

A West Midlands-based provider of legal services is going national. For the past 10 years, FBC Manby Bowdler’s “Hub.Legal” portal has been helping.

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People

CoE’s first woman leader

Dame Sarah Mullally has been appointed the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury – becoming the first woman in history to lead the Church of.

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Leadership Politics

Badenoch’s big gamble

Tories’ last throw of the dice Kemi Badenoch’s first conference speech as Conservative leader was delivered with poise, precision and an unmistakable sense.

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Politics World Affairs

UK backs Lebanon study

Women’s role in politics examined The UK has supported the launch of a landmark study on women’s participation in Lebanese political parties, unveiled.

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Education Viewpoint

It’s time to re-write the curriculum

Teaching to the wrong test We are still running schools like factories from the industrial age – bell rings, children march in, knowledge.

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Birmingham Politics Viewpoint

Brum politics at breaking point

One moment, Labour’s in full stride, running Europe’s largest council and preaching renewal and reform. The next, its councillors are walking out, its.

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