Birmingham Post - 2017-05-04

• RACE FOR MAYOR
• Candidates back City of Culture bid
• Public to get say on £3.4bn transport blueprint
• New future revealed for Curzon landmark Famous entrance to old station will be visitor centre
• 350 patients to sue hospital which let Paterson operate
• Egomaniac acted ‘like God’ as he lied about cancer
• ‘I hope he rots in hell’ Justice for hundreds as breast surgeon who scarred them for life convicted
• Belfry to create new spa and waterpark 100 new rooms also set for major golf resort expansion
• Are you the best The Birmingham Post
• New body to market region to the world
• Man may have lived if lampposts had worked Coroner raises concerns after shopper hit by car in dark
• JLR boss hopes to see car production return to birth city
• Criminals forced to cough up £14 million Local projects benefit as courts seize ill-gotten gains
• Grayling: High speed line will not be derailed
• Direct descendant of Chamberlai­n to fight for Edgbaston Great great granddaugh­ter selected by Tories
• Conservati­ve MP to quit due to ill health
• Conman loses appeal in £100k public cash scam
• Labour pledges to halt work on £350m hospital
• Trees felled as Midland beauty spot ravaged by plant disease Part of Lickey Hills cleared as threat grows
• Officers cleared after pillowcase used on suspect
• Explosion fears put paid to trampoline centre near fuel depot
• Tiny museum of fossils takes on Tate Modern
• Pair face jail over hacking of TalkTalk’s customer data
• Crusher awaits drivers without car insurance Crackdown on irresponsi­ble drivers hailed by police force
• Teaching assistant to appeal sacking after attack by pupil, 11
• Fraudulent undertaker stole £15k with bogus funeral plans Crook even stole charity donation
• Street ‘chuggers’ facing further limits to reduce nuisance
• The sultry tones that won 1950s radio actress a surprise fortune Twist in the tale for forgotten Midland entertaine­r who mesmerised listeners
• Why my burglar isn’t to blame
• Global crisis in your own back yard
• Comment Madeleine, ‘missing white girl syndrome’ – and the heirachy of ‘ideal victims’
• Mayoral election is hardly democratic
• Under the skin of motor city
• Liberty House to invest big money in steel factories
• Kings Chambers name new team
• City trio feature among best Midland workplaces
• Three Snowhill to create legacy
• AGS plans to create 100 new jobs at Alpha Works
• Business Challenge winners revealed as 30 teams battle it out for best time
• Are your savings working as hard as they could?
• ‘Middle way’ to protect our poorest pensioners
• Green’s stock falls in Rich List rankings
• BOOK REVIEW
• Another season of failure will not wash
• Beating the drop would be greatest prize for Davis
• Baggies set to offer Pulis a new contract
• We know we must put a run together
• I’ll come back stronger, vows injured Kodjia

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