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Outrage as Birmingham bin strikes enters its second year

Print & Features Editor Tamara Greatrix reports on the second year of the Birmingham bin strikes

Hurricane Melissa Hits The Caribbean

Deputy Editor Lauren Henry unpacks the impact of Hurricane Melissa

Extinction Rebellion (XR) protesters carry a blue banner in London, reading 'welcome to the rebellion.'

Hundreds of activists return to Birmingham, escalating pressure on insurers to cut ties with fossil fuels

News Editor Tamara Greatrix writes about Extinction Rebellion's upcoming protest in Birmingham. Following a wave of recent protests in London, protesters are expected to descend on Birmingham next week, campaigning for insurers to cease funding fossil fuel operations

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Guide To: Sustainable Fashion

Life&Style Writer Olivia Eaton provides a guide for shopping sustainably and seeing through brand greenwashing buzzwords

UK and US Continue Strikes on Houthi Missile Sites

News Writer Finn Carpenter reports on UK and US continuing strikes on Houthi missile sites

Birmingham Recycling Technology Selected as Minerals Security Partnership

News writer Colby Lazcano reports on the selection of UoB's rare earth magnet recycling technology for the Minerals Security Partnership Project

University of Birmingham’s New Molecular Science Building

News Writer Dylan Morgen writes about the University of Birmingham's new Molecular Science building.

£9m of Commonwealth Games legacy funding to be shared across West Midlands communities

Sports Editor Lucy Blitz reports on £9m of Commonwealth Games legacy funding to be shared across West Midlands communities.

Labour Pledges to End England’s Badger Cull if Elected

News Writer Gracie Rogers reports on Labour's promise to tackle England's badger cull if elected in next general election.