Macron recognises Palestine
The French-Israeli relationship has always been fraught ever since the Vichy government in the second world war deported 76,000 French Jews to their
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Spain: Tourism protests
Protests in Spain, Portugal, Italy and France have been taking place as locals become more frustrated by the impact of tourism on the
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Can Labour stop Reform?
Former foreign secretary David Miliband is warning of the danger facing centre-left parties from the rise of right-wing populism. In a report published
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Walsall canal re-opens
After being closed for 10 months, the Walsall Canal has finally re-opened. Nearly 4,000 litres of sodium cyanide and other hazardous chemicals leaked
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Wolverhampton’s refurb
The £61m Wolverhampton City Learning Quarter (WCLQ) is a transformative educational development spearheaded by the city’s council and college. This ambitious project aims
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Italy decides
The Italian people will decide in a referendum next week what it means to be an Italian citizen. The referendum, taking place on
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‘Home care slavery’
The boss of a care organisation has accused the government of being complicit in “modern slavery.” Dr Jane Townson OBE, chief executive of
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Dudley transport hub
CGI images of Dudley Interchange were unveiled today, offering the public a first look at the inside of the new transport hub. The
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Jewellery Quarter: World Craft status
The Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham is a historic and culturally rich district known for its long-standing tradition of jewellery making. It has been
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US tariff impact halved
Britain’s trade deal with the US will save the UK £6.5bn, research by the University of Birmingham has found. Full levies would have