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Regional AffairsBads new for republicans - we still want the monarchy
A lot of people don't care about the royal wedding. But that doesn't mean they want to axe the monarchy
News OpinionBirmingham City Council has stable leadership, now it needs to start delivering
Now he has confirmed the top job, what is next on the agenda for Ian Ward
News OpinionThe Government's divisions over Brexit are a huge worry for the West Midlands
The Government is hopelessly divided over plans for a 'Customs Partnership' - and that's bad news for the car industry
News OpinionLocal elections 2018: Birmingham losing nearly 300 years of experience before a vote is castCut in councillors will save more than £300,000 a year in backbench allowances
News OpinionIf you thought the store wars were over, think againDetermined Aldi and Lidl are filling the void being left as the big four supermarkets retreat from new develpoments
News OpinionLen McCluskey's attack on Labour MPs comes as he faces the prospect of another leadership election
The prospect of another leadership battle may explain why Unite General Secretary Len McCluskey chose to attack Labour MPs
News OpinionBritain today is living proof that Enoch Powell was wrong
There are many examples of injustice and racism in our country. But there is also love and understanding
News OpinionIt's a funny old election - and this lot proves it
From appearing on the wrong side to being chatted up on the doorstep, it's all going on in Birmingham
News OpinionThe debate about Syria showed the House of Commons at its worst
MPs were childish and spiteful as they debated UK military action in Syria.
News OpinionComment: Communities can help us tackle gang violence in Birmingham
City's guns and gangs commission is taking its next step
News OpinionThe British people who are told they no longer belong here
The Windrush generation came to help rebuild this country and now they're being treated disgracefully
News OpinionCancelling the 2022 Commonwealth Games won't solve homelessness, but holding it in Birmingham will help
The city is showing ambition and that should be welcomed           
News OpinionLabour's making free school meals an election issue but it's not telling the truth
A Labour council candidate in Birmingham says Conservatives are 'starving our children' but independent studies show the Tory plan actually means more children get a free school meal
News OpinionBirmingham church leaders condemn Tory 'two-child' benefits rule that will force 200,000 children into poverty
Conservatives are hurting their own chances of beating Jeremy Corbyn when they make life harder for people on low incomes
News OpinionHow a £125 million energy company levy could be used to cut fuel bills and save the planet
Experts draw up plans for four green energy zones in Birmingham, Solihull, Coventry and the Black Country
News OpinionHow Theresa May went from zero to hero
She made mistakes last year, but Theresa May is now starting to look like a winner
News OpinionBored with elections - it may be worth paying attention in Birmingham this timeSome eye-catching policies are on offer giving voters in Birmingham clear choices on May 3
News OpinionHere are the promises that came true about Brexit - and the ones that didn't
There's just a year to go until we leave the European Union
Regional AffairsAt last, Brussels begins to see sense about Brexit
The UK and EU are finally making progress on a Brexit agreement, with just a year to go until we leave
Regional AffairsConservatives keep on being told off for using misleading statistics
The UK Statistics Authority has chastised Ministers - including the Prime Minister - for falsely claiming the Government has increased spending on services including police and schools
Regional AffairsSome people will back Jeremy Corbyn's refusal to accept the Government's claims about Russia
Corbyn has been mocked for raising the issue of Iraq and weapons of mass destruction but some people will agree with him
MasshouseComment: 30 years on from meeting that sparked a revolution
Architect Joe Holyoak looks back to a meeting of minds - including his own - in Birmingham which shaped the future face of the city
News OpinionThe 4,000 houses being built next to HS2 is only the start
Brace yourselves for more development next to the NEC
News OpinionHow Russia is using the internet to attack the UK
MP Liam Byrne warns that Russia is spreading conflict and division in the UK - and we have to stop pretending it isn't happening
Regional AffairsDerelict site in Birmingham gets £3.6m development boostMayor Andy Street says that he hopes the loan will be just one of many to help vital regeneration projects
Regional AffairsCity Council spent £50,000 sending ten people to the Commonwealth Games in AustraliaLeader pledges to learn from Gold Coast and ensure value for money
Local NewsLordship titles for sale at under £20 - and the peers don't like itHaving a title is big business, with vendors promised red carpet treatment for an outlay of a few pounds.
Regional AffairsConcert and football ticket tax plan to pay for 2022 Commonwealth Games in BirminghamCity Council in talks with NEC venues to raise funds for hosting the Games
Regional AffairsPlans for Dudley over next 12 months revealedCrumbling roads, parking and bin collections
Car ReviewsAlfa Romeo’s SUV oozes style and delivers on performanceThe growing craving for SUV models and crossovers means every manufacturer has been forced to respond, and in Alfa’s case that response is in the form of the Stelvio.
Labour PartyGKN takeover deal cleared by Business SecretaryGreg Clarke waves through hostile buyout bid by Melrose after receiving assurances from Ministry of Defence
Victoria SquareQueen Victoria statue to undergo spring cleanFamous city centre statue will be given a spruce up as part of Birmingham Civic Society's 100th anniversary celebrations
Car ReviewsBold, well-equipped crossover aims to Eclipse the competitionThe Mitsubishi Eclipse has a distinctive look with a bold front, boomerang-shaped cutouts and a twin section rear window
Car ReviewsNissan Juke's almost identical twin is very different on the insideThe Juke Nismo RS has a few distinguishing features, such as deep side skirts, 18-inch alloy wheels with red brake callipers and a big bore sports exhaust
Regional AffairsDerelict site in Birmingham gets £3.6m development boostMayor Andy Street says that he hopes the loan will be just one of many to help vital regeneration projects
The Cube BirminghamNew bowling to launch at The Cube this summerBoutique operator Lane7 confirms it will launch its latest venture in The Cube in August
Regional AffairsCity Council spent £50,000 sending ten people to the Commonwealth Games in AustraliaLeader pledges to learn from Gold Coast and ensure value for money
Local NewsLordship titles for sale at under £20 - and the peers don't like itHaving a title is big business, with vendors promised red carpet treatment for an outlay of a few pounds.
Commercial PropertyHaunting photos show inside abandoned stadium in BirminghamIt was once an iconic venue which has been left empty
Digbeth£5m STEAMhouse project launches in DigbethNew co-working facility will bring together businesses, artists and academics to foster new ideas and economic growth
The Cube BirminghamNew bowling to launch at The Cube this summerBoutique operator Lane7 confirms it will launch its latest venture in The Cube in August
CBSOSir Simon Rattle’s return is a highlight of CBSO’s seasonSome familiar faces are coming to Symphony Hall. Christopher Morley reveals the must-see classical concerts being staged in Birmingham
Business NewsBirmingham Post Corporate Pairs ChallengeBirmingham Post Corporate Pairs Challenge
Special FeaturesOverbury business account manager on how to bring wellness into workWellbeing is now a mainstream topic. But how can this be designed into the office? Overbury's Michele Clifton explores...
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