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Panthers selected for England

By Amy Deakin Two Birmingham Panthers players have been selected for the England Netball squad. Jas Brown (goalkeeper) and Jessica Shaw (wing attack, centre) have both

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Environment News Politics Video

Cofton Common: 400+ acres at risk

Cofton Common, near Longbridge in Birmingham, on the border of Worcestershire, has been a local green space used by residents for decades, but

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Business News

Aston Martin: Florida whip

By Oli Nugent Smith Luxury car brand Aston Martin is offering customers a Palm Beach-inspired version of its DB12 Volante. Unveiled yesterday in

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Sport

VAR for netball?

By Amy Deakin The Netball Super League (NSL) has rejected an appeal by Leeds Rhinos to overturn their dramatic 71-69 extra-time loss to

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Culture Events People

PM’s letter to veterans

Prime minister Sir Keir Starmer has written an open letter to veterans marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day tomorrow.

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Business News Tech Viewpoint

Crypto: Future of global banking?

By Dave Pettifer – ex Royal Marines Commando and telecoms specialist I am always surprised by how little people know about crypto currencies,

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Business News Life Sciences Tech

Study to improve road worker safety

Birmingham City University (BCU) and National Highways have teamed up to launch two research projects to enhance road worker and traffic officer safety.

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News

Bin strikes continue: Union rejects offer

Disclaimer: We don’t want to write about rats and bins in Brum but, sadly, until the longstanding industrial dispute ends, it’s all anyone

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Business News Tech

Martin Lewis “crashes” Tomato Energy

Tomato Energy, the electricity-only supplier, has paused taking on new customers after its website crashed. The cause, according to a Tomato insider, was

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Business News World Affairs

Trump tariffs to hit WM exporters

Donald Trump’s declaration of today, April 2, as “Liberation Day” for US trade might sound like political theatre – but for West Midlands

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