Birmingham Post - 2017-04-13

• Heads ‘denied fair trial’ over Trojan Horse
• Controvers­ial golf course housing plans revived
• Calls to save landmark church Campaigner­s urge city to halt demolition of historic Birmingham buildings
• Union anger as Lloyds reveals closure of Midland branches
• Job numbers down across the region
• Reprieve after training course snub to colleges Government U-turn after threat to apprentice­ships in city
• Tory candidate is ditched over ‘Jew agents’ comment Second council hopeful to go over remarks
• £1m fund to halt cars churning up verges
• Rise of the teen cyber-criminal is challenge of a generation for police Midland detective leading fight against online crime reveals the scale of the task
• High streets weather the storm after a hard year
• First-timers to take on Great Run
• Former city bins chief banked £414,000 in her final year Payment to ex-council official condemned as she tops salary table for region’s public officials
• Inquest to be held for woman who vanished – despite lack of a body
• Fraud probe as academy faces closure £550,000 hole in accounts of ‘broken’ school at centre of campaign to save it
• 400 new apartments to be built in Southside quarter
• Midland bosses call for industrial strategy to target new businesses
• EDL rally cost West Midlands force £50,000
• Prison boss goes months after riot New governor is brought in following worst inmate trouble in decades
• Domestic abuse reports soar by a fifth in a year
• BMW engine workers set to walk out after pensions row
• Poultry plant closure will see 600 jobs axed
• Extension on cards for Merry Hill
• Cadbury to keep Dairy Milk production in city Major £75m investment in new lines by US owner Mondelez
• MP slams mayoral candidate over housing plan
• Future for Jaeger uncertain as chain collapses
• City centre pub named the best in the Midlands
• Expat tried to hire hitman to kill ex
• Mum carried dead baby for months so his twin could live Rare condition meant foetus had to stay in womb
• Surgeon denies calling witness a ‘lying bitch’
• Reunion on cards after 44 years for woman who saved boy’s life
• Future of library still in doubt as councils bicker
• Pupils ‘may be exposed to extremist views’
• ‘Free bus days’ to help the poor and tackle congestion Lib Dem mayoral candidate manifesto pledge
• Digby to advise UKIP candidate if he wins
• 50 years of the first SUV... How Range Rover spawned the idea of the ‘sports utility vehicle’
• Houses to be built on uni campus after sale of land
• Businessme­n must repay £170,000 after counterfei­t cigarette operation
• Top Indian chef confirms new restaurant for city’s Mailbox
• Metro trams to stop short of station for work on line
• Suspended NHS carer is Nigerian chief vying to be president of nation
• Shrewd Simon knows where he’s not loved
• Easter should bring a time of reflection
• Comment A Hollywood star in the making... Birmingham
• Trump U-turn for Syria attack hardly inspires confidence
• Have your say on BBC in Midlands
• New artwork dedicated to SAS unveiled at cathedral
• Law change could finally see return of Superprix
• Medical business named Asian company of year
• New LEP director creates UK first
• £32m private hospital to be built at Pebble Mill
• Extension will help firm double sales
• Investment tigers prowling to help India roar
• Agents report record low of unsold homes
• 500,000 employers join pension savings scheme
• BOOK REVIEW
• Foster: I’d love to end my career at Albion
• Phillips wants to finish season in record-breaking style
• Johnstone continues to impress
• We need to make Edgbaston a real fortress
• Xia dismisses Premier links to ace Kodjia
• Zola:The kids will be alright Blues boss keen to give talented youngsters an opportunit­y... as soon as safety is secured

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