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Aston Martin's almost Total Recall
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Aston Martin is recalling around 17,600 of its sports cars built since late 2007 according to a report by Reuters.
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Building a team of all the talents
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Passing through Birmingham Airport on my route to distant parts I notice on a wall of a corridor leading to one of the loos a large poster promoting job opportunities at the new JLR engine plant at I54.
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Exploring the realities of manufacturing in Birmingham
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The fact that manufacturing is beginning to recover is undoubtedly good.
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Can Dunlop Motorsport be put 'Back on Track' in the City?
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There's a very real risk that another tranche of motor industry history and several hundred jobs are about to disappear from Birmingham.
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Losing Dunlop will damage the automotive reputation of the West Midlands
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It appears that no financial incentives have been offered to Dunlop as funding rules are based on job creation, rather than safeguarding existing posts.
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Pitch battle with pubs over games is still live and kicking
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Premier League fights back with plans to bring 100 prosecutions.
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Sickie day perils
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You may or may not know that next Monday (February 3) is traditionally the day when businesses suffer most from staff taking the day off sick.
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A 'stolen' vote straight out of an Archer novel
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Last November I wrote a Post article about Labour’s selection of its 2015 parliamentary candidates and its use of all-women shortlists.
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We name the Tory MPs trying to ban immigrants with HIV from settling in Britain
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Return of the nasty party? Below we list the Tory MPs who want laws banning people with HIV from settling in the º£½ÇÊÓƵ.
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A long way to go before the world shares our wealth
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Huey Pierce Long junior (1893-1935) served as the 40th Governor of Louisiana between 1928 and 1932.
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Why not link costly council contracts to government funding?
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Politicians are busy working out where that money can go and which cuts can be put off to another year.
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Pretty legacy from beyond the grave
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The little Worcestershire village of Birlingham contains the most unassuming of tourist attractions.
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Time to say hello to regional mayor and cash control?
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Big cities should be allowed to put up council tax, keep a share of VAT and elect regional mayors and assemblies in a similar way to London, according to Birmingham City Council.
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An Inconvenient Regulatory Truth
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The government have stated with much political gusto that they will be the first government ever to have cut the number of regulations on the statute book.
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We should all have the same right to die as Cody Curtis
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Moving Coronation Street storyline brought issue into millions of people's homes
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Threats and opportunities over the year ahead
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According to a survey of law firms by accountants Smith & Williamson, 82 per cent of law firms surveyed were confident about the sector in 2014.
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A war of words and the rest is history
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The First World War might be a hundred years young, but it’s still eminently capable of provoking controversy.
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Rebalancing regional economies requires City leadership in developing eco-systems
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Whilst there is much talk about innovation eco-systems and their value to wealth creation there is not so much about the practical means to understand, harness and develop them.
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On being an alien too
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The one thing that any period in China does for a westerner is to expose them to the agreeably disconcerting experience of being an alien.
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Fracking on Presumption
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We need a proper grown up fracking conversation and consultation with the public given access to information and evidence as is their right.
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Blame the Benefits Street controversy on its name
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Benefits Street is a lowest common denominating, shameless, gutless title – but it did the job. People watched. People talked. People got agitated.
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Minimum wage rise will his small businesses
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Small companies are going to be hit with further overheads as the cost of the new pension laws come into effect, coupled with the ever increasing rates for fuel and power
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Back-to-work scheme row sees Liam Byrne nudged off Labour's top table
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Mr Byrne is still seen as part of the Blairite tribe, while his successor Rachel Reeves is seen as an Ed-ite through and through.
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A big moment for Birmingham's Wholesale Markets
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After three-and-a-half years of public debate, argument, petitions and even a council inquiry, the conclusion was this week reached that the Wholesale Markets should move to the Hub at Witton by May 2015
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