Birmingham Post - 2016-11-10

• Warning council faces ‘BHS-style’ pensions crisis
• BANK RESCUE
• Midland firms hold TRUMP cards – bosses
• Council has ‘mammoth task’ to balance budget
• Legion d’Honneur for veteran 72 years after he helped liberate France
• Rugby union ‘hall of fame’ exhibition to open at home of the sport
• New restaurant­s for town centre in major revamp
• City’s gender pay gap laid bare Male workers earn 17% more than women
• Clubs could face £20k fly-posting fine
• Taxman eyes major base in new Snowhill developmen­t
• Chinese in £55m deal to develop 200 apartments Consortium strikes agreement with city over site of former council data centre
• Give mayors powers over green belt, says report
• Deaf patients could hear again in television first
• Local TV channel relaunched
• Army on standby for Midlands flooding
• New university building named after great city scientist Priestley
• Council dishes out 432 fines for unauthoris­ed absences
• Head teacher banned for marrying a sex offender
• Investment flows in around New Street station as final exit is opened
• Doctor suspended after sleeping with depressed patient GP concerned man ‘might harm himself’
• Single firm to run HS2 and InterCity services Franchise to take over West Coast and high speed routes
• US lawyers scupper ‘Coyote’ bar launch
• Region ‘more keen’ on Brexit than rest of UK
• MP Fabricant turned down over £100,000 for ‘I’m a Celebrity’ Tory politician feared for party’s small majority
• School ‘racially profiled’ Muslim boy over ‘bullet’, claims mother
• I’ll wipe out youth unemployme­nt – mayoral candidate Conservati­ve Andy Street reveals jobs plan
• Former bar owner blames Paradise as firm faces collapse
• White population plummets in parts of inner city Birmingham
• Tories cry foul over ‘lavish’ knees-up for head teachers Taxpayers’ cash at stake for event which hosted comedian
• Mystery of young child’s skull found in house
• Boss in £20m drugs bust was ‘trying to save firm’
• Student halls plan for old metal works
• City left in holding pattern of criticism, threats and promises
• Outlook for growth is likely to be weaker in longer term
• Comment USA doesn’t feel good about itself anymore...
• Comment Design of the times is still a gem
• Sainsbury’s swipe Poundland chief after six months
• Independen­ce of our judiciary must be defended
• Exciting times for city regenerati­on
• Time an important factor when weighing up risk
• Stock market in meltdown? I hardly think so
• Pensions triple-lock is ‘unsustaina­ble’ – MPs
• Bilfinger role in major Arden Cross scheme
• Firm aims to make Urban Splash with ‘hoUSe’ idea
• BOOK REVIEW
• WhyVilla must give teen striker his chance
• Kodjia is best forward in the league, says Adomah
• Fletcher must be ‘selfish’ to get back to his best
• DAVID BETTING MYERS
• Quality will be the key in any deals
• Rowett: New owners will help us move forward Blues boss encouraged by first talks with TTA

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