Birmingham Post - 2017-01-05

• Names of Trojan Horse whistleblo­wers will be revealed to ‘ringleader­s’ ‘Outrage’ as witnesses who blew lid on plot will be exposed
• Government should pay force’s prison riot bill
• No police prosecutio­ns in the battle against forced marriages West Midlands suffers second highest number of victims in country
• Cod liver oil proves elixir of long life as Nell marks her 107th birthday
• Shakespear­e ‘halo effect’ saw huge tourism boost Visitors flocked to wider region during 400th anniversar­y year
• Land Rover wins legal battle over ‘Defender’ name Ruling ends rivals’ use of brand in Europe
• Rugby club forced to move because of HS2
• Best in the business honoured Figures from West Midland engineerin­g, trade and leisure sectors recognised
• Residents in last ditch legal effort to block green belt houses plan Row over 6,000 homes could be decided by judicial review if opponents get their way
• ‘Crime’ to demolish workhouse archway
• Ex-inspector gave bogus document to tribunal panel Officer ‘fabricated’ paperwork and ‘lied’
• Jail for persistent speeder who lied about name
• ‘Garden city’ funding rejected Government refuses financial support to Black Country vision for new homes
• Cancer-stricken Archers actress would prefer her ‘life to be over quickly’ But Midland-based star wants her character to live on
• West Midlands Police Museum to be relocated before station closes
• City’s role in history of photograph­y is focus of virtual reality show
• Fly-tippers avoid fines despite new powers City council fails to give out any on-the-spot penalties
• Forgotten genius of PoW camp Renowned Jewish sculptor was captured by British on Western Front in First World War – but later died at the hands of Nazis in a concentrat­ion camp
• Supplier donates metal sheets for project to rebuild jet boat
• Firm helps to recreate Campbell’s Bluebird 50 years after death
• Former solicitor appointed Lord Lieutenant for West Midlands
• Metro stop at Snow Hill rebranded as St Chads
• I will root out corrupt guards, says jail boss
• Prison in grip of drug epidemic, says ex-con Former prisoner says ‘black mamba’ epidemic inside nearly killed him and has created a climate of fear
• ‘Bland’ report conceals depth of budget crisis Councillor calls for ‘warts and all’ document on council cuts
• Wedding party scam couple face prison term
• Baby gets ‘hand made’ heart a day after birth Surgeons ‘rewire’ blood vessels for boy born with half a heart
• £2m in ill-gotten gains handed to good causes within communitie­s
• Park cuts will cost more in the long-run
• Comment Chilling threat to free press that holds the rich, criminal and powerful to account...
• Rotary club raises impressive total
• Reopening line is not the answer
• Arts cuts will be a recipe for disaster
• Comment Nice idea... but a bridge too far
• POST PEOPLE Post joins Ticket Master to offer top show deals
• India trip offers huge opportunit­ies
• Engineerin­g firm shows post-Brexit confidence
• Carillion clinch £160m deal for Dubai scheme
• Forget the crystal ball – all eyes are on Trump
• Cheaper starter homes ‘won’t fix housing crisis’
• BOOK REVIEW
• Pulis still nervous about drop despite good run
• Albion still confident of landing Schneiderl­in
• Effort and endeavour the ONLY way out of here – boss
• DBEATVTIDI­NMGYERS
• Bruce: Gabby putting team-mates to shame
• Blues bid big for former Wolves winger
• Zola rounds on ‘fragile’ performanc­e

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