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Former Opel chief Carl-Peter Forster unlikely to be new head of Jaguar Land Rover Jan 29 2010

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Kraft confirms closure of Cadbury's Somerdale factory Feb 09 2010

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Car finance firm S&U meeting market expectations Feb 09 2010

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Stirchley house fire death not suspicious, say police Feb 09 2010

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Axe hovers over Castle Bromwich or Lode Lane

Ben Goldby reports from Jaguar car assembly plant in Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, after the announcement that either it or the Land Rover factory in Solihull will be closed.

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Afghanistan deaths soldiers named Feb 09 2010

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Sion Simon's big gamble in bid to become Mayor of Birmingham Feb 05 2010

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Kraft Chief Executive's Personal Promise to Britain over Cadbury

Kraft Chief Exectuive Irene Rosenfeld has sent a letter to Business Secretary Lord Mandelson insisting that the proposed takeover of Cadbury is "good news for British manufacturing" and promising to act with "respect for Cadbury's heritage, people and identity". Read

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