Birmingham Post - 2017-02-23

• Murdered tot ‘invisible’ to city’s social services Report slams profession­als who placed baby with her killer
• Proposed salary for elected mayor revealed
• ‘We have a council in disarray – and no one is telling us anything, it’s a farce’ Fury as councillor­s kept in dark over chief’s departure
• ‘Outstandin­g’ hospital’s secret revealed by chief Children’s hospital first of kind to win top rating by watchdog
• £1m centre for grieving parents opens
• Fears that crumbling local schools may never be repaired
• Cocktail bar and pie shop on cards for Birmingham
• Taste of things to come with 4 new restaurant­s Bistrot Pierre eyeing new sites as Gaucho to launch in city
• Another winner – it needs to be
• New Range Rover will fill a gap in SUV range
• ‘Old-school’ sports writer whose early life served Post readers well
• Midland businesses ‘will see taxes fall’ Javid: Rate changes will give Midlands ‘the edge’
• Changes are last thing retailers need, says city’s chamber boss
• Chance to quiz mayoral candidates in debates
• Cycling revolution to create new bike highways
• City shamed as one of country’s worst for jams
• MP slams anti-Trump celebritie­s Fabricant: Stars who criticise Brexit or the US president are ‘rabble rousers’
• City centre abuzz as new rooftop bee garden helps beleaguere­d insects
• Muslims offer insight of British Islam for TV Birmingham residents are stars of new documentar­y
• Call to come clean over closure of failing school Union claims even head teacher had recommende­d closure
• Victorian water fountain scoops restoratio­n award
• Riot left other jails short-staffed as 300 officers drafted in
• City to host US athletics team again
• Councillor’s image used in fake story about heist
• Region takes centre stage in new Bollywood movie
• Block to make way for new square and offices
• Notorious Black Widow hitman appeals sentence
• City hotels named over food hygiene standards
• Appeal over brutal killing of sisters 30 years on
• Tattoo ‘king’ calls for end to discrimina­tion
• Trojan Horse probe could hear from ex counter terror chief Row over identifica­tion of anonymous witnesses
• Film festival to offer sneak peak of Grand Hotel
• HS2 clears final hurdle as it receives royal assent
• Consultant took 4 years to declare private clinic Doctor failed to disclose he was boss at business used by NHS
• Historical abuse victims ‘lied in hope of payouts’ Former Midland police inspector claims inquiry was ‘hijacked’
• Mystery of John Constable’s impossible rainbow solved
• Library plays key role in world of ‘alternativ­e facts’ Academic speaks at opening of £60m building
• Comment How far into red can NHS sink?
• Why success may hinge on who’s at the top of a ballot paper
• Formal assessment of heritage needed
• Nominees are revealed for business awards night
• ‘UK’s largest’ robo-welder unveiled in Black Country
• City tech park hunts backers for next phase of expansion
• Prepare in time for smooth auto-enrolment
• Margins are not the be-all and end-all
• Grandparen­ts saving the day for working families
• BOOK REVIEW
• Mac plans coaching role after retirement
• Stop the rot:You’ve got 14 games to save season
• Fast-starting Bruce may be Villa’s saviour – Saunders
• Zola must heed Rowett lesson in Wolves’ lair
• Craig: Players should take responsibi­lity for results

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