Birmingham Post - 2016-06-16

• Watson: Labour would call for free movement in Europe to be scrapped
• Big cities join forces to call for ‘Remain’
• £200m of EU cash for region ‘safe’ if we leave Gove and Boris claim funding for Midlands would not dry up
• Tories claim they were ‘misled’ over child services
• Speed cameras to return to streets of Birmingham Eight hi-tech traps will detect average speeds three years after old Gatsos were turned off
• Film studios will put city in frame for so much more Ambitious plans to attract Hollywood producers to the region are real, says Peaky Blinders creator – and they could bring Channel 4 in their wake
• Sat navs see end of the ‘Knowledge’ for cabbies
• City Capita staff set to strike over ‘poverty pay’
• C4 bosses: We need to be based in capital
• Car worker who snubbed ‘English only’ rule is sacked Discrimina­tion claim over ban on conversati­ons in Punjabi
• Bike shop to open under Grand
• Pledge to create 500,000 jobs New West Midlands ‘supercounc­il’ sets out ambitious vision for growth
• Great and good recognised for their service
• Knighthood for world authority on the Bard
• Ex-IoD chief honoured with MBE
• Home Office to review new evidence in Bridgewate­r case
• Somme fallen remembered
• Builder accused of fencing off field to win planning battle
• ‘Monster of Digbeth’ is wall in a good cause...
• Cadbury chocolatie­rs’ palatial creation for Queen’s 90th
• Services ‘face axe’ if city cannot raise enough tax
• Call for Commonweal­th Games bid wins backing Leader of new regional authority throws weight behind campaign
• Tata sale of UK steel business delayed
• Rise in house extensions blamed for city flooding
• Digby: John Lewis boss should stand for mayor
• Brexit MP to join Remain campaign
• Chemist’s Nobel prize could fetch £400,000 in sale Birmingham nuclear pioneer’s medal expected to fetch huge bids at auction
• £4bn regional transport plan revealed by supercounc­il Reopening of old railway line on wish-list for new combined authority
• City doctor welcomes block on death row drug
• Payout for hospital blunder that left girl brain damaged Trust admits full liability for injuries at birth
• 999 terror hoax officer sacked after he is jailed
• ‘Moral failure’ of mental health care – ex-minister
• Expanding horizons for Turkish Airlines and the second city Awards sponsor reveals why Birmingham is a vital hub...
• Why destinatio­n Brum is a great export
• New ‘lab’ incubates start-up businesses
• Graphics boss crowned IoD director of the year
• Leadership on menu at networking brekkie
• Would you vote to join a broken continent today?
• Comment You get what you pay for – and £40k isn’t much for a top job
• Midlands will lose out if we leave EU
• Criticisin­g Israel is not anti-semitism
• Old-fashioned – but no Luddite
• Success story we’re at risk of throwing away
• Comment Meddling ministers and a sticky wicket for MPs
• New data protection legislatio­n provides major challenge
• LCP unveils plan for more warehousin­g
• Car dealership­s change hands in major takeover
• Bringing some structure to your nest egg
• A deeper malaise than just the EU
• Referendum jitters hit consumer confidence
• BOOK REVIEW
• Hammond wants fans to be patient over purchases
• Albion ready to fight it out with Sam for signature of £12m Sakho
• I’ve got Blues under my skin, admits guru Ewan
• DBEATVTIDI­NMGYERS
• Di Matteo: I’ll bring the smiles back to Villa fans

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