Chief Constable announces independent probe of journalist surveillance claims
Angus McCullough KC has been appointed to lead the review.
UK News|Jun 3
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Send money not donations to Ukraine, MP urges
A Black Country MP is urging people to give money to help Ukraine instead of sending supplies - as donations are causing logistical problems on the Ukraine borders.
Ukraine war|Mar 5, 2022
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Scientists warn of dangers of ‘killer’ AI drones in dystopian film
The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots is calling on the UN to act on smart drone development.
Science & technology|Nov 14, 2017
Science & technology
Scientists warn of dangers of ‘killer’ AI drones in dystopian film
The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots is calling on the UN to act on smart drone development.
Science & Technology|Nov 14, 2017
Science & Technology
Proof our planet was hotter in past
LETTER - In 1995 the UN Inter-governmental panel on climate change included a global temperature anomaly chart which agreed with hundreds of scientific papers that dealt with the Medieval Warming Period and the Little Ice Age which followed from 900 to1350AD.
News|Aug 22, 2008
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Wolves delay players’ return to training
Wolves have delayed the return of first-team players to training as they await the outcome of today’s Premier League summit over the coronavirus pandemic.
Wolves|Mar 19, 2020
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Wolves delay players’ return to training
Wolves have delayed the return of first-team players to training as they await the outcome of today’s Premier League summit over the coronavirus pandemic.
Wolves|Mar 19, 2020
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Stormont ministers meet to consider programme for government
The blueprint will set out the priorities for the devolved powersharing Executive for the remaining two-and-a-half years of the Assembly term.
UK News|Sep 5
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Israeli forces kill at least seven Palestinians in West Bank raid
The raid produced some of the deadliest violence in the territory since the war in Gaza erupted seven months ago.
World News|May 21
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House of Lords still has a place if numbers cut and it’s non-political
Recent votes in the House of Lords, contrary to the Brexit referendum vote, have brought the usual calls to scrap the Upper House.
Readers' letters|May 1, 2018
Readers' letters
French citizen on trial for ‘unlawfully collecting Russian military information’
Laurent Vinatier is an adviser with the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, a Switzerland-based non-governmental organisation.
World News|Sep 16
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Challenge to new tax rules
The national network of Chambers of Commerce, including the Shropshire branch, has written to Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling to express concern over the changes to Capital Gains Tax due to come into effect next March.
Business|Nov 19, 2007
Business
New sculpture at National Memorial Arboretum marks centenary of women's organisation
A sculpture marking the centenary of the world's largest women's organisation, Soroptimist International, has been unveiled at the National Memorial Arboretum.
Lichfield|Sep 24, 2021
Lichfield
Wynnstay Stores open for business
Agricultural firm Wynnstay said its stores remain open for business to supply essential feed and animal health products to farmers.
Business|Apr 16, 2020
Farming
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Israeli forces kill at least seven Palestinians in West Bank raid
The raid produced some of the deadliest violence in the territory since the war in Gaza erupted seven months ago.
World News|May 21
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