Birmingham Post - 2017-06-08

• ‘Ludicrous’ £500,000 pay-off for council boss
• WHERE NOW FOR THE MIDDLE WAY?
• Region hit hard as UK ‘haemorrhag­es’ manufactur­ing jobs
• EU probe into £108m Slovakian grant for JLR
• Firefighte­rs roped in to help in airport baggage reclaim chaos
• Driver’s body not found for 3 weeks after he drowned in marsh near M6 Mystery over why motorist abandoned car
• Elusive Turner painting could make cathedral £800,000
• Graves exhumed in hunt for teenager who went missing Mystery phone call sparks search after 14 years
• Free wi-fi proposal for quarter
• HSBC ‘offers sweetener’ to entice staff to city HQ
• New flats to be built city’s Gun Quarter
• Papers stolen from car of counter-terror boss Force probe after assistant chief constable’s vehicle targeted
• Old hospital building on heritage ‘at risk’ list
• Costs scupper gin bar plans for old arcade
• ‘Don’t blame communitie­s for extremists’
• City mosque condemns terror attack
• Terror alerts meant force was unable to deal with other crimes Police commission­er claims service ‘buckling under strain’
• A-listers deployed in last scramble for votes
• Return of a bonkers British institutio­n...
• Greyhound racing track to close after 90 years
• Hundreds of jobs to go at doomed food factory
• Domestic oil tanks raided by thieves
• Workers urged to leave car behind for ‘Clean Air Day’
• Spy death pathologis­t called in to inquest of pub bombing victims Expert did ‘most dangerous’ post mortem in the West
• Son’s return visit to ‘birthplace’ of legend
• Jailed surgeon got ‘special treatment’ during court trial
• Runners urged to act fast to grab a place at marathon starting line
• Police officer ‘texting at the wheel’
• Historic recording studio makes sound investment
• House garden destroyed by Japanese knotweed
• New drugs combinatio­n could save 20,000 men Breakthrou­gh study into prostate cancer treatment
• Backing success in the city Insurance broker JLT Speciality reveals why it is keen to support the business awards
• Still living the sporting life
• Paedophile­s and rapists apply for taxi driver licences
• Mystery over how killer was let into the country Freedom of Informatio­n request would ‘threaten UK security’
• A campaign like we’ve never seen
• Trump uses the blood of innocents for his own political gain
• Comment Why a land value tax is more Adam Smith than Karl Marx
• National battery centre could create 10,000 local jobs
• New board members for Colmore BID
• New partners for Mills & Reeve in city
• Work begins on £27m campus maths building
• Large new Next store set for Merry Hill centre
• Summer slowdown or a burst bubble?
• £1m a day paid out in travel insurance claims
• Premium bonds mark 60 years
• BOOK REVIEW
• Bruce had a makeover – nowVilla need one!
• Kevin predicts better times ahead for Blues
• Tough time, but we can bounce back
• Morrison’s raring to emulate a career high
• Henri: We’re determined to repay fans for great support

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