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‘I did not initiate the conversation about resigning. It was the journalists who initiated the bloody conversation.’
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Plus Roy Hodgson predicts Rooney's comeback
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Heading to North Warwickshire for literary inspiration and beer-battered onion rings
'We could wipe the floor with Manchester': The bookshop fighting to boost Birmingham's literary scene
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Freezing flats and tenants ‘treated like animals’: Counting the human cost of a social housing empire
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Anne Forster tells us what she wants from her local paper - and it isn’t celebrity gossip.
The looming tower: Did a Coventry factory poison my family?
Thousands of people grew up in the shadow of ‘the tall, skinny Courtaulds chimney’. Now they can’t help wondering about its legacy.
The worst location for red light-jumping in Birmingham revealed
Plus: enjoy a pairing of Gremlins and wine tonight