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'We tried to smuggle contraband but got stripped' - Apocalypse (opens the original)
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A mechanic and a Reform UK councillor are among 14 people left with no food or water in an abandoned American town for a new Channel 4 reality series. Apocalypse sees strangers attempt to survive at a site normally used to train the military while competing for limited resources. Among the contestants are Louise Baker, 43, from Birmingham and Celia Hibbert, the City of Wolverhampton Council's Reform group leader. Baker said she believed her practical skills would help her cope with the challenge
New teacher returns to former Bilston school for dream job (opens the original)
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As children begin returning to school, a newly-qualified teacher is set to take a trip down memory lane after securing a job at her former school. Evanie Morris used to attend Villiers Primary School in Bilston, Wolverhampton, and said she is "excited" to be returning there at the start of her career. The new teacher graduated from the University of Wolverhampton in July and was overjoyed when she was able to fulfil her childhood dreams at her school. "I am feeling excited. I am also a little bi
Adlington makes free swimming lesson offer after BBC report (opens the original)
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Olympic gold medalist Becky Adlington has offered 5,000 free lessons this summer through her swimming school after a BBC investigation highlighted the number of children unable to swim 25m. She also said she wanted to work with councils to help young people learn. Adlington said the issue of pool closures had "been really bad for a really long time" but there were lots of issues involved, so it was a difficult problem to solve. She said: "Let's join forces, we want to work with councils." Speaki
European Championships attendance in Birmingham 'surpassed targets' (opens the original)
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The European Athletics Championships in Birmingham attracted a total attendance of more than 218,000 over seven days, the city council says, after criticism of empty seats. More than 9,000 seats were not filled at the 23,000-capacity Alexander Stadium on the opening evening on 10 August and athletics supporters at the time blamed ticket prices. The overall figure announced a week later represented an average crowd of about 16,800 across 13 sessions - nearly three-quarters of the venue's capacity
Wolverhampton's Matt Hudson-Smith 'can be mayor for day' after historic win (opens the original)
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When newly crowned European 400m champion Matt Hudson-Smith took in his latest achievement, he joked "I'm going to go for Mayor of Birmingham and Wolverhampton!" Now the joke could become a reality for the Wolverhampton-born athlete...well, for a day at least. Reacting to the suggestion, the leader of the council in his home city, Stephen Simkins made him offer: "I feel sure we can let him have the civic chains for a day if he wants to contact us." "Listen, when [you are]... leader of the city,
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