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Ockenden backed for record fifth Olympics

Star hockey veteran Eddie Ockenden will be aiming to snare his fourth Commonwealth Games gold medal when he competes at Birmingham.

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Indian cricketers have nets at Leicestershire County Ground

LEICESTER: Indian cricketers, including skipper Rohit Sharma and opener Shubman Gill, on Monday hit the nets here ahead of the rescheduled fifth and final Test against England, starting in Birmingham on July 1.

The Times of India

Barristers vote for strike action over legal aid funding

Picket lines expected outside crown courts in Cardiff, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds and Manchester

Wales Online

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FleetMilne takes over Knight Frank client portfolio

Birmingham agency has acquired the private client letting business of UK agency

Birmingham Post

Green light for new 27-storey Birmingham apartment block

Project will see car park site turned into a new apartment tower containing more than 600 units and commercial space

Birmingham Post

Birmingham family's 999 call after snake slithers across lounge floor

Police believe the snake could have got into the Hodge Hill flat through the pipe system

Wales Online

Laurence Bassini faces make or break deadline to complete Birmingham takeover

The EFL fixtures are out on Thursday but Birmingham remain in limbo as Laurence Bassini is yet to pay for his proposed initial 21% stake

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Birmingham named best music city - as UB40 legend explains why it's so special

Cities like Liverpool and Manchester have long-reigned supreme when it comes to musicality but now Birmingham is fighting for a place of the table with bands like Duran Duran and Black Sabbath seeing some claim it is the "best music city" in the UK

Daily Mirror

Mya's medley on song for Birmingham

Frustrated in the pool last year, top Kiwi medley swimmer Mya Rasmussen sought a new start in Brisbane - and now she's off to her first Commonwealth Games.

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Back-to-back titles for Beatriz Haddad Maia as Zhang Shuai retires in Birmingham

Nottingham champion Haddad Maia was 5-4 ahead in the first set when Zhang called it a day

The Independent UK

Bristol Airport: Passenger's "flight from hell" as police escort man off plane

“It has made me cross. It’s poor planning, bad management, and taking people’s money with no regard for providing an expected level of quality in return”

Bristol Post

‘I’m desperate’: the Britons facing court alone who rely on helpline support

Support Through Court’s small team of volunteers took over 13,000 calls in last financial year

The Guardian - UK

Birmingham ranked as the city with the 'worst lovers' as they 'lack imagination in the bedroom'

Male Brummies are ranked as being the most disappointing between the sheets, with women from Cardiff women also slated for their performance in the sack

Wales Online

Russia could target Commonwealth Games with drones, security chiefs fear

The Commonwealth games could be targeted by Russian drones, and a number of defensive measures have been put in place to protect the games and deter any potential plans

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Men from Birmingham branded 'worst lovers' as they 'lack imagination in bedroom'

The list sees men from Birmingham ranked as being the most disappointing in the bedroom. Cardiff women were also slated for their performance in the sack. But both sexes from London fared well

The Times of India

National Award winning director Rajeev Kumar wins Best Director Award at DESIblitz Fusion Film Festival

BATHINDA: National Award winning Director Rajeev Kumar has been awarded the Best Director Award at DESIblitz Fusion Film Festival held in Birmingham, United Kingdom from June 4 to 12. He has been awarded for his movie Chamm, which focuses on the Dalit Community of Punjab. UK based Producer of movie…

Daily Mirror

Crossroads icon Noele Gordon's life depicted in new three-part ITV drama

Noele Gordon played Meg Richardson, the boss of the fictional Crossroads Motel in Birmingham famed for its wobbling scenery, until she was suddenly dropped from the show

Wales Online

Police called onboard and woman goes into labour: Passenger describes TUI flight from hell that 'bounced off runway'

'My understanding is that because the plane was too heavy the runway wasn’t long enough for him to stop in time'

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The National (Scotland)

Carlin determined to make capital gains at Commonwealth Games

PRACTICALITIES mean Jack Carlin’s Commonwealth Games will take place in London rather than Birmingham but that won’t stop him from becoming Team…

The Independent UK

Katie Boulter rates week in Birmingham as ‘huge step forward’ despite defeat

Boulter was beaten 6-4 6-1 at Edgbaston Priory Club

The Independent UK

Katie Boulter beaten by Simona Halep in Birmingham quarter-finals

Boulter had claimed two impressive victories but went down 6-4 6-1 to Halep

The Independent UK

Edward helps put finishing touches to Commonwealth Games medals

The Earl of Wessex was in Birmingham, which is hosting the 11-day competition from late July.

The Hindu

Seema targets 58m to book Birmingham flight

She has taken special permission to train and compete in USA, says Sumariwalla

Benzinga

Dana Wins $2.7M Grant For e-Powertrain Development

Dana Inc (NYSE:DAN) has bagged a $2.7 million (£2 million) grant for its Birmingham, U.K. operation to develop an e-Powertrain for OX Delivers. OX Delivers is a flat-pack utility vehicle designed for emerging markets in Africa. The truck is powered by Dana's Spicer Electrified eS4500i e-Drive Unit, combining an electric motor, inverter, gearbox, and…

The Guardian - UK

Dürer in Birmingham, Hockney in Normandy and a not-so-hot climate crisis show – the week in art

Stunning works from Renaissance grandee Albrecht Dürer, David Hockney’s French spring scenes and the Royal Academy’s dull take on global heating

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