China’s long march to dominance
Spectacle and symbolism Beijing is never shy about theatre. Xi Jinping’s recent parade, all drones, hypersonics and disciplined ranks, was pure choreography –.
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Farage clashes in Congress
Free speech warning Nigel Farage has urged US politicians and businesses to pressure the British government over freedom of speech laws, comparing the.
Bromsgrove
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MP pledge: monthly coffee mornings
Bradley Thomas MP has confirmed his coffee mornings will continue into the autumn, following a summer tour across Bromsgrove and the surrounding villages..
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Reform’s conference conundrum
Partnership content, with Walk Through Walls. The risk of engagement Nigel Farage’s Reform UK may be topping opinion polls, but its Birmingham conference.
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Rayner quits over tax row
Deputy PM resigns over stamp duty furore Angela Rayner has resigned as Deputy Prime Minister after an investigation found she breached the Ministerial.
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Nadine Dorries joins Reform
Ex-Boris ally slams ‘dead’ Tory Party Reform UK kicks off its annual party conference in Birmingham today with a new member in its.
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Childcare savings for Brum parents
Parents in Birmingham Edgbaston are being urged to take advantage of a major cost-of-living boost, with new government-funded childcare and holiday support set.
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UK borrowing costs surge
Highest gilt yields since 1998 The UK’s long-term borrowing costs have climbed to their highest level in more than 25 years, intensifying pressure.
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Von der Leyen flight disrupted
Suspected Russian GPS jamming A plane carrying European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen was forced to land manually in Bulgaria after suspected.
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Big Brother UK
Legal challenge escalates The UK government attempted to compel Apple to grant sweeping access to private iCloud data, according to a new court.