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Tony Blair
16:49, 28 NOV 2013
Tom Watson: I'll bring paedophiles to justice
Economic Development
Tom Watson, who resigned from Ed Miliband's Shadow Cabinet following the row over Unite's role in candidate selection, talks about his future plans in our exclusive interview
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Labour chooses Unite-backed candidate Pete Lowe for Stourbridge
Conservative Party
Former nurse chosen to challenge Conservatives after being backed by union
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Neil Elkes: A little less conversation
Economic Development
A few years ago there was a television news feature on Harold Wilson's Labour Government of the 1960s and its success in driving through a series of social reforms, including the legalisation of homosexuality for over 21s, the abolition of the death penalty and the legalisation of abortion.
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Why Blair will go down as a Labour Party winner
Economic Development
Whatever else history might say about Tony Blair, it will remember him as a winner.
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Call to bring Camp Bastion memorial to the Midlands
Economic Development
A memorial to British soldiers killed in Afghanistan could be dismantled in Camp Bastion and rebuilt at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.
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Review: Tony Palmer's Nocturne at The Artrix, Bromsgrove
Retail & Consumer
Among the many facets of Benjamin Britten's character we have gleaned during the 100 years since his birth are his anti-war sentiments, most powerfully expressed in his War Requiem, premiered at the consecration of Sir Basil Spence's new Coventry Cathedral on May 30, 1962.
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Top marks to the Baccalaureate examination system
Economic Development
The International Baccalaureate Diploma is the end of the ancient world of narrow specialisation at 16.
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Cameron's use of US-style open primaries could be an election winner
Economic Development
The use of US-style open primaries could be an election winner for the Tories, writes Chris Game.
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Disestablishment: Big word, little hope
Economic Development
Would splitting from state control harm the Church of England? Chris Game takes up the debate.
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Examining both sides of climate change in the city
Economic Development
How radical should Birmingham’s response be to climate change will be the theme of tonight’s Lunar Society debate at the Town Hall.
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City region still on the agenda
Economic Development
Plans for a powerful West Midlands "city region" are still on track, the Minister in charge of local government insisted.
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Short quits Labour
Economic Development
Birmingham MP Clare Short has quit the Parliamentary Labour Party.
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Brum lacks leaders of strength - Miliband
Economic Development
Birmingham does not have strong leadership in the same way as rival cities such as Manchester, the Minister in charge of local government has suggested.
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Senior MPs support veteran ex-deputy
Economic Development
Charles Kennedy's former deputy, Sir Menzies Campbell, is clear favourite to succeed him as Liberal Democrat leader.
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Time to stop talking and start station plan
Economic Development
Birmingham's civic leaders must stop wasting time and get the rebuild of New Street station underway, the Director General of the CBI has warned.
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Civic shake-up on the way, PM tells delegates
Economic Development
Birmingham's civic leadership is to be revolutionised when the Government publishes "a new and ambitious blueprint" for local government - which will include the option of elected mayors.
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