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Sprinter Matt Hudson-Smith becomes Wolverhampton mayor for a day (opens the original)
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A champion sprinter has had the "insane experience" of becoming mayor for the day after a tongue-in-cheek comment. When Matt Hudson-Smith won his historic 400m gold in front of a home crowd at the European Championships in Birmingham in August, he joked: "I'm going to go for Mayor of Birmingham and Wolverhampton!" And now his wish has come true - with city leaders handing him Wolverhampton's mayoral chain of office and giving him the ceremonial role for a day. "This is an insane experience and l
Wolverhampton family hit £1m target for son with ultra-rare MND (opens the original)
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A family have raised £1m for specialist treatment for their six-year-old son, who is believed to be the youngest person in the UK living with an extremely rare form of Juvenile ALS. Partaap's parents launched the appeal after he was diagnosed with a rare variant of the condition, a form of motor neurone disease, earlier this year. The family said they reached their £1m target in just over two weeks, with donations coming from their local community and supporters around the world. Partaap's mothe
Fight for six year old's life after juvenile MND diagnosis (opens the original)
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When six-year-old Partaap began struggling to stand, climb the stairs and do other everyday activities, his parents knew something was wrong. Over the following months, his family faced a series of hospital appointments and tests as they searched for answers. The diagnosis, when it came, was devastating. Doctors told them Partaap had an extremely rare variant of Juvenile ALS, a type of motor neurone disease (MND), according to the NHS, external. They said only 40 to 50 children worldwide had bee
Why the battle for the green belt matters so much to communities across the country (opens the original)
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Across the country, the signs have gone up in dozens of locations along the same theme: "Save Our Green Belt". Yet ministers insist more homes must be built, councils warn they have little choice and developers argue that parts of the green belt are no longer the untouched countryside many imagine. "We don't need these lovely fields and pastures covered in concrete." Lee Fowkes lives in Hagley, a village in Worcestershire, near Birmingham but with a belt of countryside between the two. He has li
Range Rover launches first fully electric model (opens the original)
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Range Rover has unveiled its first fully electric model, after a year‑long delay to its planned launch. The Range Rover Electric, to be built in Solihull, marks a major shift in its electrification programme, backed by large‑scale upgrades across its West Midlands sites. Parent company JLR said it had up-skilled 10,500 workers as it pushes ahead with modernisation despite recent financial pressures and planned job cuts. The launch comes as the Coventry‑based carmaker faces falling profits, suppl
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