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A war of words and the rest is history
Opinion
The First World War might be a hundred years young, but it’s still eminently capable of provoking controversy.
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Military redundancies 'could solve knowledge gap in finance sector'
Banking & Finance
Lighthouse Group says discipline, determination and attention to detail are essential to be a good financial adviser
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Photojournalist Alison Baskerville captures first ever Birmingham Poppy Day
Retail & Consumer
Alison, whose career started in the RAF where she served for 12 years seeing active service in Bosnia and Iraq, became inspired to capture her surroundings on an old Nikon film camera during her time in Iraq
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Tuesday, November 5: Birmingham's first Poppy Day. What's happening when and where
Economic Development
Five military bands plus soldiers, airmen, cadets, students and volunteers from business in Birmingham and the Midlands will take part in first Birmingham Poppy Day
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A generation that fails to sell itself
Opinion
The benefit of National Service was learning at an early age, the virtues of self-discipline and smartness of appearance.
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Midland sailors helped win Battle of Trafalgar
Economic Development
New research shows one-in-seven of Nelson's sailors came from landlocked counties
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Britain’s ‘greatest general’ almost defeated by debt
Retail & Consumer
New book reveals financial problems of Birmingham's General William Slim
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Course helps army staff beat unemployment
Economic Development
National plans for course to offer new hope to those who leave the military
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Remembering a forgotten war
Economic Development
Sixty years ago this month one of the most brutal conflicts of the 20th century came to an end. Ben Hurst talks to a veteran who fought in the last major battle of the Korean War
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Naked ambition of HMS Birmingham
Retail & Consumer
Chris Upton looks at the Bane of HMS Birmingham.
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Birmingham soldier tells of recovery after Afghanistan bomb blast
Economic Development
Castle Vale sergeant reveals personal battle in new book highlighting effects of serious injuries
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What's in today's Birmingham Post Business Daily: Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Armed Forces
Some of the stories making headlines in the daily tablet edition of the Birmingham Post
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Families of soldiers killed in Iraq can sue the Government
Economic Development
Relatives, including those of several Midland soldiers, want to sue for negligence and to make claims under human rights legislation
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Experts begin cleaning WW2 bomber salvaged from the seabed at RAF Cosford
Economic Development
Conservation staff at the RAF Museum in Cosford are using a very dilute acid to clean away the debris that has stuck to the aircraft
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Midland RAF workers to strike over pay
Armed Forces
Drivers and chefs among staff to walk out after talks to avert strike action fail
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Spitfire curator keeps mother's handiwork alive
Economic Development
David Hunt is director of a museum in the USA where the iconic Spitfire aircraft is a prize exhibit.
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Murdered soldier Lee Rigby to be inscribed at National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire
Economic Development
The name of murdered soldier Lee Rigby will be inscribed on a national memorial honouring Britain’s fallen servicemen and women in Staffordshire.
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Murdered soldier Lee Rigby to be inscribed at National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire
Economic Development
The name of murdered soldier Lee Rigby will be inscribed on a national memorial honouring Britain’s fallen servicemen and women in Staffordshire.
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Big names turn out for great cricketing causes
Economic Development
Arrangements are well underway for two big charity cricket events to take place in Birmingham this summer.
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Birmingham war hero kept his silence on saving hundreds of lives
Retail & Consumer
Birmingham businessman Charles Horton helped to save many lives as a stretcher bearer in the First World War.
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How the Dam Busters mission became a British wartime legend
Armed Forces
Dr Peter Gray from the University of Birmingham looks at the myths surrounding the Dam Busters mission.
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My father, the bouncing bomb Dam Buster genius Barnes Wallis
Economic Development
Katy Hallam speaks to the daughter of inventor of the bouncing bomb Barnes Wallis on the 70th anniversary of the Dam Busters mission.
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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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Memorial to wartime 'Bevin Boys' unveiled in Staffordshire
Economic Development
A memorial has been dedicated to the thousands of men who worked in British coal mines during the Second World War, known as Bevin Boys.
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