Gordon Brown’s war on child poverty
On his latest round of public appearances, ex-PM Gordon Brown has called for the scrapping of the two-child benefit rule, saying “there are.
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Politics
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Birmingham
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Anti-British Brum council
Woke, broke and tone deaf – Birmingham council Imagine a major city, home to more than 1m people, whose council is bankrupt. Imagine.
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Tech
Wolverhampton
AI forklift safety system
Wolverhampton firm Pallet-Track has become the first in the UK to introduce an AI-powered forklift safety system following a £100,000 investment in new.
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Sport
Triathlon surges across Britain
A rite of passage Triathlon, once a niche sport for elite endurance athletes, has gone mainstream. The sport has transformed into one of.
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World Affairs
Trump red carpet for Putin
Jets, bombers and bravado Donald Trump promised fireworks – and he delivered. The world held its breath as the US president rolled out.
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World Affairs
Israel-Egypt gas deal
Major expansion of Leviathan supply Israeli energy group NewMed has finalised a $35bn agreement to expand natural gas exports from the Leviathan field.
World Affairs
G7 condemns Hong Kong warrants
Leaders warn over transnational repression G7 nations and key allies have condemned Hong Kong authorities for issuing arrest warrants and bounties against activists.
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Jobs
Wolverhampton
£28m Foundry Business Park
The construction is under way on a £28 million urban logistics and industrial hub at Foundry Business Park in Wolverhampton. Work at the.
Birmingham
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Jobs
New hotel opens
Ten local jobs are being created at a new hotel opening today in Meriden. The 33-room Barn Hotel is a conversion by brothers.
Defence
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Junior soldiers mark graduation
Months of training culminate in parade The Army Foundation College (AFC) Harrogate saw 750 Junior Soldiers take to the parade square in a.