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Che Guevara and the chief executive

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By Ed King
| Birmingham Dispatch
In the words of local legend Noddy Holder, "iiiiiit's Chriiiistmas!" Well, it's almost, the festive season and at The Dispatch we are already getting merry, planning our big Christmas quiz! Join us for a fun evening and the chance to win £100 in cash on 18 December at the JQ's premier pub Temper and Brown. Tickets are £3 for Dispatch members and £4 for non-members - everyone is welcome.
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Ten years since the Paris Agreement: reflections from COP30 » Green Alliance

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By Simon Sharpe, Catherine Pettengell, Ed King
| Green Alliance
Climate change is accelerating, affecting more and more communities around the world. Since 195 countries sealed the historic Paris Agreement in 2015, the green economy has grown but, against the backdrop of rising global uncertainties, the consensus around climate action is fraying. President Trump is withdrawing the US from the Paris Agreement for a second time and did not send a delegation to COP30 in Belém.
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Inside the dramatic deselection of 11 Labour councillors

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By Ed King
| Birmingham Dispatch
Dear readers — no one likes rejection. But to be told you're simply not good enough to continue being a councillor, by the party you've been a lifelong member of, has got to hurt more than most. That's the situation Jane Jones, the former-Labour member for Stockland Green, has found herself in, along with 10 others who were unceremoniously axed by the party last month. They're still councillors for now, but they won't be standing on behalf of Labour at next year's election.
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