Birmingham Post - 2017-06-15

• Blue plaque for home of folk legend Nick Drake
• City airport boss set to step down Passenger numbers have soared at hub
• She didn’t have to die Family of teen stabbed to death by paranoid schizophre­nic slam findings
• Hundreds of officers off with stress and anxiety Cuts take toll on police with 700 off with psychologi­cal issues
• ‘Progress’ at last for failing child services Ofsted cites improvemen­t after horrific deaths
• ‘No second night on streets’ for homeless
• Hands-on Tom keeps his diners hungry for more
• Re-elected Phillips eats humble pie after doubts about leader
• Labour strengthen­s grip
• Critics round on Brummie adviser who quit
• Tory campaign was ‘appalling’ – Mitchell
• Losers count the cost of lost deposits
• New uncertaint­y (and opportunit­y)
• Call for diesel scrappage scheme from new mayor Street to urge Government to act in Midlands to fight pollution
• Developer buys up plans for prime city centre site
• Homeserve boss saddles up for Vélo
• More shops close at city shopping destinatio­n
• Apology after foster care details blunder
• ‘Goldfinger’, Hatton Garden and a hitman who is probably dead Author claims executed Solihull-born villain stored tapes that incriminat­ed others in safety deposit vault that was raided
• Killing ‘predicted’ in Russian crime thriller
• City gets its first virtual currency ‘bitcoin’ ATM Machine offers digital transactio­ns independen­tly of central banks
• Teaching assistant died of drug and alcohol overdose
• New store heads for urban village
• Imposter tried to take driving theory test
• Apartment block to be built besides new hotel
• Alleged theft of funds at charity probed by police Fundraiser­s suspend grants following news of investigat­ion
• 300 miles of ageing iron gas pipes to be replaced in region
• BMW offer rejected by Unite union
• Doctor struck off after £153,000 NHS fraud
• Ricoh gets down to business Arena sponsors the hosts of the prestigiou­s Birmingham Post Business Awards
• Force slams report of ‘no-go area’ for police at central mosque Story was shared by outspoken columnist Hopkins
• Plane dived 15,000ft after cabin pressure drop
• Canal to be upgraded as part of urban village
• Sandwich shop riddled with mouse droppings Philpotts to pay £50,000 after serious management failings
• Mission to recover ‘the other’ bouncing bombs
• Tory gambit may pay off in a year or two
• Comment May must start Brexit before vultures circle
• Tories should have appealed to youth
• May failed to learn anything from disastrous Clinton campaign
• 20 years of backing small Birmingham businesses
• German tools giant opens £12m HQ at city industrial hub
• New head of city-based architectu­ral practice
• Better safe than sorry if the worst happens
• Housing for young must be priority after election
• High street suffering as public rein in spending
• BOOK REVIEW
• Villa chase player who halted Euro tilt in 2009
• Blues youngsters to feel the pain in Spain
• Pulis looks for man in the middle
• Two out of three won’t be bad
• Harry lures Prem-bound Stockdale to St Andrew’s
• Xia lined up Albion talks before Villa caught his eye

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