Birmingham Post - 2016-12-01

• JLR throws down the gauntlet for government Electric aspiration­s rely on UK industrial strategy, says expert
• Discovery to be made in Slovakia and Solihull
• Fury over green belt homes Build new town elsewhere, say campaigner­s fighting 6,000 houses
• 200-year-old engineerin­g firm collapses
• Boss fights to stop ex-wife claiming £3m 10 years on from divorce Former husband appeals case
• Midland council leaders go to war in £1bn pension fund wrangle Black Country councillor accuses Clancy of being ‘Mr Pompous’ and ‘disingenuo­us’
• City tops list for people homeless
• Traffic jams will cost drivers £2bn over 10 years
• HS2 ‘could delay’ 3,000 jobs for over a decade
• Major revamp revealed for city’s museum But bosses call for public input to help shape plans
• Heavy metal exhibition to rock the world thanks to £450,000 grant
• Labour backs state of Israel, claims Watson Party deputy condemns anti-semitism
• City’s NHS debt plan ‘will fail’ Hospital Trust chairman Smith casts doubt over huge health shake-up
• Police team leader guilty of sexism in workplace Sergeant made string of comments in front of staff
• Broadcaste­r Robinson lifts lid on tasty encounters at charity lunch
• Historian Carl Chinn: So-called ‘Archway of Tears’ too valuable for hospital to demolish
• Tories want council leader to step down over budget fiasco
• Coroner: Pub bomb families have case for legal funding
• Sergeant to host Law Society awards
• 100 new homes set for site after decade-long store wars
• ‘We can’t fossilise Brutalist buildings’ Councillor rejects calls to save post-war landmarks
• ‘Sustainabl­e’ motorway services on M42 could create 300 new jobs
• Trojan Horse teachers back in class
• £100m deal could reprieve Tata jobs New move to save speciality steels business
• Metal detectors unearth 1,000 pieces of treasure
• Council still failing our children, warns Ofsted ‘Inadequate’ rating overall but some areas finally improving
• Schools must act to stop sex assaults
• Student jailed for missing community service
• Strikers slam ‘arrogant’ Green
• Man jailed over £98k for forest that never was
• Fans ambushed by rivals after Second City derby 75 police called in to control ‘serious disorder’ outside pub
• Legoland to open centre at city arena Plans are set to be submitted
• Top chef Glynn returns to festival
• Rugby star who took his own life had suffered several concussion­s
• Bosses ‘knew nothing’ of huge X-rays backlog Hospitals trust is warned of action over radiology scandal
• Marathon entries from far and wide
• Marston’s toasts profits despite fears over Brexit
• Households face no bin collection­s for a month
• Toyah and Maclean will co-star on Broad Street
• HS2 will be game-changer that could see a new town emerge
• We don’t need Government interferen­ce
• Comment UK and US will keep it special, says ambassador
• Labour ‘hopeless’ with city’s money
• Could Tories make headlines in metro mayor election?
• A murder most foul – and the last vestiges of ‘trial by battle’
• Fingerprin­ts site security firm gets £4m investment
• Clever Tykes setting a good example to kids
• Exciting mix of old and new at city’s former Assay Office
• Stay app-y as business transforms
• Solihull retail complex is snapped up for £16 million
• Chancellor’s blow for pensions and salaries
• Storm hasn’t come but let’s be on guard
• FCA wants new rules to help compare annuities
• Donaldson: Bees keeper took me out... it was a stonewall penalty!
• Albion boss loses bitter £3.7m Palace court fight
• DBEATVTIDI­NMGYERS
• Phillips: We should have tamed the Tigers after taking lead
• Adomah gets into the swing of things now
• Bruce blown away by Dr Tony’s vision

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