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Cotswold truffle firm goes global

UKEF export insurance opens doors to Asia A Gloucestershire food business famed for its truffle-based products is breaking into new international markets with.

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Culture Defence People

Navy and Marines pack a punch

Record turnout for anti-knife crime combat sports drive More than 100 young people took part in the biggest-ever session of the Royal Navy.

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Birmingham Business News Jobs People

Brummies burning out

A staggering 93% of Birmingham workers have experienced burnout or exhaustion. That’s according to new research by Reed Recruitment.  With UK workforces shrinking.

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Defence Leadership People

Record turnout for Cambrian patrol

122 teams join world’s toughest military challenge in Wales A record 122 military teams from around the world are taking part in this.

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Birmingham Culture People

Menopause support low in Brum

Birmingham has been named one of the toughest cities in the UK for women seeking menopause support, according to new research released for.

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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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People

UK backs Africa AI drive

New hubs and partnerships launched at G20 summit The UK has unveiled a package of new initiatives to support safe and inclusive artificial.

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People Politics Viewpoint

Democracy is messy

The state can’t keep shrinking the square There’s something deeply troubling about the government’s latest plan to curb “repeat protests.”  On the surface,.

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People Transport

Free half-term bus travel

Parents will be offered free bus travel to help cut the cost of keeping children busy this half-term. Parents and carers can apply.

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