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David Cameron
12:14, 8 OCT 2015
General Election 2015: A disunited kingdom?
Opinion
What last week's general election did expose was that the UK seems to be a more fragmented place than ever.
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General election: Attack mode as big guns scrap over Midland votes
Economic Development
The final days of the election campaign get down and dirty as parties take aim at each other with 'secret plans' and 'who can you trust?'
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Cameron: Chinese rip-offs are top of my list if elected
Economic Development
Far Eastern copycat of Range Rover's Evoque is 'just not acceptable' says PM during visit to Longbridge
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Birmingham 'left out of loop' by the BBC, former Doctor Who star says
Enterprise
The BBC spent £12.40 for every licence fee-payer in the Midlands last year – compared to £80 in the North, £122 in Wales and £757 in London
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Energy on the Coalition backburner
Opinion
It has to be said it's galling to see one of the Coalition parties hijack the "Great Charter of the Liberties" for political gain, when the Government's record on legal aid "reform" has seen justice disgracefully denied for many vulnerable people.
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They say they're fighting for every vote - but the parties are targeting a few key seats
Opinion
They don't like to talk about it but sometimes top politicians admit this general election campaign is really targeting a small number of voters
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David Cameron pledges to create jobs in Midlands and the North
Economic Development
Prime Minister vows to overturn trend which has seen more jobs create in London and the South East
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Election 2015: The economic realities of Election 2015
Opinion
In every election voters are asked to make their decision based on the economic record of the incumbent - in this case a coalition - government or that offered by an alternative party.
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Cameron calls for more well-paid jobs as average Midlands wage falls
David Cameron
According to figures from the Office for National Statistics wages in the metropolitan area decreased by 11.2 per cent between 2010 and 2014 after accounting for inflation
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Tory right to buy idea condemned
Conservative Party
Head of Bournville Village Trust joins condemning voices as Conservatives invoke Thatcher's 1980s policy by giving social housing tenants the right to buy
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Director general vows to strengthen BBC Birmingham as more criticism over investment pours in
Enterprise
In a letter to the Post, Tony Hall said he was committed to making sure the West Midlands is “properly represented and reflected”
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New political play Feed the Beast to be premiered in Birmingham
Retail & Consumer
Wrtier Steve Thompson reveals why he wrote the play for Birmingham Rep
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Ed Balls has 'slapped Midlands in the face' over HS2 - Cameron
Economic Development
Prime Minister accuses opposition of 'immense slap in the face' after Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls says he wants to build a new line running east to west across the country before completing phase two of HS2
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Ed Balls: The West Midlands has been shortchanged in the Budget
Economic Development
Ed Balls believes Birmingham and the West Midlands have been short-changed by Chancellor George Osborne in a Budget which promised better deals for Manchester and Cambridge alone.
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Birmingham leader says HS2 rail link on track despite Shadow Chancellor's claim it should be delayed
Economic Development
Birmingham leader Sir Albert Bore insists Birmingham to northern cities HS2 phase 2 link going ahead after Ed Balls said build HS3 first
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David Cameron: Labour's high speed rail rethink is a "slap in the face" to Midlands
Economic Development
Prime Minister condemns Labour Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls for saying new east-west rail line should come before completing HS2
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Tax rows, scare tactics - and the SNP bogeyman
Opinion
The Tories will try to capitalise on threats by the SNP's Alex Salmond to persuade Labour over policy
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Tory candidate Afzal Amin must be thrown out, Ed Miliband claims
Economic Development
The Dudley North candidate is accused of scheming with the English Defence League to announce an inflammatory march against a new “mega-mosque”
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Tory candidate Afzal Amin pledges to fight suspension over EDL plot row
Economic Development
Conservative Dudley North candidate set for showdown talks after suspension announced over the weekend
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MPs say they - and not the party leaders - must decide who forms a Coalition
Opinion
Backbench MPs are demanding that they - not the party leaders - decide who forms a Coalition in a hung Parliament
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Prime Minister wants BBacc in every Birmingham school
Economic Development
Greater Manchester also now looking to devise its own version of the city's flagship education policy
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Prime Minister: BBC's investment in the Midlands 'not fair'
Enterprise
Pressure cranked up on corporation to invest more of licence fee in the Midlands as David Cameron joins ranks of those demanding BBC gives region its fair share
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David Cameron hails region's 'amazing' export surplus to China
Economic Development
West Midlands leading the way and bucking UK trend with exports to Far East manufacturing powerhouse
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Abortion law on sex selection splits Midland MPs
Economic Development
Proposed laws making it clear that it is illegal to have an abortion because of the sex of the potential child were backed by a number of MPs
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