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Who I Am
Jonathan Walker, Political Editor for the Birmingham Post and Birmingham Mail. Contact me at jonathan@walkerjon.com.
Where I Am
I am a lobby correspondent working from the House of Commons.
What I Do
I write local and national political stories. I also write a regular column for the Birmingham Post, a weekly diary for the Birmingham Mail and leaders for the Post. I also blog on the Post website.
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