What does a second Trump presidency mean for the UK?
The economy and the approach to the conflict in Ukraine could risk diplomatic headaches for the UK.
UK News|Nov 6
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Mammoth bones and financial woes – a look back on 1980s Shropshire
Toby Neal takes a look at decades from the past as part of the Shropshire Star's 60th anniversary celebrations. Today, the 1980s.
Nostalgia|Nov 6
News
Nostalgia
The Toby Neal Collection
Councillor plans for a barn near the site of a motte and bailey mound in Mid Wales are given the go ahead
Plans to build a big barn near the site of an ancient castle overlooking the River Severn have been given the thumbs up by councillors.
News|Nov 6
Newtown
Local Hubs
Welshpool
Environment
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Free puddings at Hungry Horse pubs for anyone who donates a toy - here's where to find your local Black Country branch
A new initiative to get pre-loved toys sent to children who need them has begun at Hungry Horse [https://www.hungryhorse.co.uk/] pubs across the country, where anyone who donates a toy gets a free pudding.
Dining out|Nov 6
Food and Drink
Walsall
Wolverhampton
Sandwell
News
Dudley
Dining out
River Wye protestors stressed the role of farming at a water demo
Save the Wye campaigners attending The March for Clean Water called for strong action
News|Nov 6
Environment
Farming
Mid Wales
News
Local Hubs
Highley man will be sentenced after admitting sexual communication with a child
A man has been warned that he could be sent to prison a week before Christmas after pleading guilty to four counts of sexual communication with a child.
News|Nov 6
Crime
News
Local Hubs
Bridgnorth
Plans for solar panels at a Powys charity trust's estate have been given the go-ahead
Plans by a Radnorshire charity trust to install a ground mounted array of solar panels to supply renewable energy to its estate, have been approved.
News|Nov 6
Environment
Local Hubs
News
Mid Wales
'Nine toed' Ludlow councillor explains while he hasn't been too active for a while
A councillor has explained to his electors why he hasn't been keeping them updated for a while and why he has had to spend a week in hospital.
News|Nov 6
News
South Shropshire
Ludlow
Local Hubs
Farming lobby in London in response to budget plans which will have a devastating impact on Welsh family farms.
NFU Cymru and the NFU have organised a mass lobby of MPs in response to the UK Government’s misguided and ill-thought-out proposed reforms to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR), which will have a devastating impact on Welsh family farms.
News|Nov 6
Local Hubs
Farming
Mid Wales
News
West Brom v Burnley: Who's out and who's a doubt with another defensive concern
The defensive injury concerns keep piling up for Albion boss Carlos Corberan.
Sport|Nov 6
Sport
West Bromwich Albion
Football
Bescot Beat S6 E11: More cup thrills & a defining period for Walsall
Jonny Drury and George Bennett return with the latest episode of the Bescot Beat.
Walsall FC|Nov 6
Walsall podcast
Walsall FC
Versatile West Brom star Torbjorn Heggem: I've been a better left-back than I thought!
In Torbjorn Heggem Albion appear to have discovered a gem who is a throwback to an era where the club set the standard for shopping in untapped markets.
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Sport|Nov 6
West Bromwich Albion
Football
Sport
Manchester City ‘in a dark place’ – Bernardo Silva
The reigning Premier League champions suffered a third straight defeat in their Champions League game against Sporting Lisbon.
UK & international sports|Nov 5
UK & international sports
UK & international sports
Voting draws to a close as Donald Trump and Kamala Harris vie for US presidency
The neck-and-neck race will have a sweeping impact on global politics, including in the UK.
UK News|Nov 5
UK News
UK News
Victoria Beckham given a women of the year prize by daughter Harper
The fashion designer, and former Spice Girl was honoured with an entrepreneur award.
Showbiz|Nov 5
Showbiz
Showbiz