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Prince Harry plays pickleball with Birmingham pupils (opens the original)
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The Duke of Sussex joined schoolchildren in Birmingham for a game of pickleball as he launched a new Invictus Games education programme. Prince Harry visited Ninestiles Academy in Acocks Green to mark the launch of Inspire, a scheme designed to use stories from Invictus competitors to teach children about resilience and mental fitness. Dressed casually in a dark polo shirt and jeans, the duke appeared relaxed as he played with pupils and later answered their questions. During several rallies aga
Judge calls injunction case to stop flags in Birmingham 'troubling' (opens the original)
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A legal bid to stop members of anti-migrant group Raise the Colours from putting up flags in Birmingham has been adjourned after a judge called the city council's case "troubling". Raise the Colours were among those responsible for draping swathes of the city in Union and St George's Cross flags, leading to clashes with groups opposing the practice. The council - run since the summer as a minority coalition led by the Liberal Democrats - is seeking an injunction with regard to various individual
Father and daughter 'dumped Chereiss Bailey's body in canal' (opens the original)
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A man violently attacked a woman before dumping her body in a canal with the help of his daughter, a murder trial has heard. Chereiss Bailey was found dead near a waterway off Ryders Green Road, in West Bromwich, in October last year. John Anslow, 65, and his daughter Hayley-Marie Ferguson, 42, both from West Bromwich, are accused of placing Bailey's corpse in a wheelchair and adding paving slabs before pushing it into the water. Anslow has admitted preventing a lawful and decent burial but deni
West Midlands boaters race against clock as drained canals close (opens the original)
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Boaters are racing against the clock to beat canal closures as waterways run dry due to extreme heat. Some channels connecting large parts of the Midlands and the North of England have lost several inches of water, leaving narrowboats stuck and those already on the canals facing being stranded miles from home for weeks on end. Campaigner George Seward said he was getting up at 05:00 BST and cruising until dark to get his narrowboat through the Atherstone flight of locks, after a sudden closure w
Tamworth dog owner hit with £6k bill after plant poisoning (opens the original)
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A dog owner says she had to pay thousands of pounds for treatment when her pet chihuahua nearly died after eating a common garden plant. Caitlin Roberts has launched a petition calling on the government to make toxicity labelling mandatory on plant sales, after her dog Cooper became seriously ill and needed surgery in May. The 18-month-old canine was thought to have eaten a hosta, a plant available from many high street shops and garden centres but which is toxic to dogs. Roberts said toxins in
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