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Birmingham Mail
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Council rejects journalist’s fresh bid to make secret Brexit report public
Authority claims two-year-old document now “obsolete”
Journalist who played pivotal role in Channel Tunnel’s launch dies aged 76
Tributes paid to former PR chief who had “real sense of community”
Forty-five national journalists move to daily’s patch for week-long project
Regional newspaper partners with website for scheme
Dyson at Large: Memories of life in newspapers’ town centre offices
Blogger recalls days of fag smoke, metal spikes and weak coffee
Daily honours patch’s Windrush generation with special supplement
Newspaper marks 70 years since ship carrying immigrants on UK soil
Digital ‘Rubicon’ crossed but print will exist ‘for a long time’ says editor
News chief shares optimism for the future at industry debate
Council refused daily’s FoI because response would attract ‘publicity’
Newspaper wins 10-month fight to make binmen’s overtime pay public
Council blocks journalist’s bid to make secret Brexit impact report public
Local democracy reporter says authority has “shot itself in the foot”
Jobs warning prompts editor to state opposition to ‘hard Brexit’
Newspaper backed Remain prior to EU referendum
Tourist shot after sat-nav mix-up goes to IPSO over daily’s coverage
Newspaper issues clarification after inaccurate information provided by Brazilian police
Dyson at Large: Five big questions as Trinity Mirror rebrands regional websites
Blogger challenges publisher for answers on restructure
Daily relaunches website with new name and pledge to ‘represent communities’
Editor pledges to “celebrate what’s great, call out what’s not, and embrace the new”
Sister dailies join forces in bid to bring Channel 4 to region they serve
Government set to make decision on station’s future
Editors call for more training for court staff after access row
Journalist denied admission after officials fail to understand ruling