Birmingham Post - 2017-05-25

• Short hits out at ‘disgracefu­l’ Corbyn critics
• Mitchell welcomes Tory U-turn over ‘dementia tax’ Conservati­ve candidate: It shows ‘strength’ of Prime Minister
• University to open campus in Dubai
• Group to check count after previous Birmingham scandals
• Air passenger terminal mooted for HS2 station Midlands high speed rail stop will be just mile from airport
• Girl who fell from ride died from chest injuries
• Hope in battle to stop city’s hallmark being used in India Birmingham silversmit­hs could keep famous anchor stamp as trade council admits oversight
• Mosque in call to ‘wake up’ and root out terrorists
• Muslim politician says critics of ‘Prevent’ have no solutions
• Armed police on streets as threat level goes critical
• Plea not to give cash to homeless as ‘drug plague’ grips streets
• Tram line extension will be major opportunit­y for local firms
• Winning garden is bang on the money
• JLR drives profits up to £1.6bn with soaring sales
• Top police officer set to retire after 31 years
• Region enjoys record levels of investment from abroad
• Digital sector could create 14,000 jobs across Midlands
• Finally... old office block demolished after 20 years Landmark makes way for homes
• Lobster restaurant shuts after six months
• Commonweal­th Games bid boost as rival cities drop out of the running
• Crime gangs left behind by online fraudsters, warns police inspector Rise in cyber fraud is changing policing
• Johnson puts Vélo riders through their paces
• Police call for web giants to remove brutal gang videos
• Arnhem hero who took on the Nazis – armed with a brolly Remarkable true story of Midland major immortalis­ed in the film A Bridge Too Far
• On the run behind enemy lines
• Birmingham­Young Profession­al of the Year winner named
• Inmates return to wings after major prison riot
• Roundhouse has new future thanks to grant
• 100 more come forward in case of rogue surgeon Ex-patients approach law firm after scandal
• Taylor Wimpey apology for state of new homes
• ‘Barmy’ plan for victims to file their own crime reports Police to pilot online scheme
• City appoints new Lord Mayor
• Houses to replace old industrial buildings
• Major award for unique woodland experiment
• Uganda and a vote of confidence
• Clancy does us great service by ditching costly Capita deal
• Brexit view from abroad
• Comment The lady is for turning – and forgetting one thing
• Internet giants on frontline of fight against Islamist ideology
• Comment Fighting a one-man battle in the name of ‘common sense’
• Are data protection officers a bulwark against online crime?
• Midland marketing and consultanc­y firms merge
• Flood management scheme wins award
• Plans for £12m casino revealed
• Transferri­ng that final salary pension scheme
• Cohabiting pensioners missing out on tax breaks
• Asking prices still rising as sellers ignore Brexit
• BOOK REVIEW
• Villa doctor prescribin­g change for the better...
• A chance to recharge the batteries
• I could not afford to kid around says Pulis
• ‘Improving Blues is not all about splashing cash’
• Jedinak home fires burning bright at Villa

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