Birmingham Post - 2017-07-06

• Bank drives ‘responsibl­e business’ in uni link-up
• Villa and Warwickshi­re sign up gambling firm as sponsor
• Council leader left off Labour election list after ‘mix-up’
• Region bids for Channel 4 Move from London would boost West Midlands economy by £5bn
• Emulate Birmingham on house building, says urban designer
• BMW workers consider final pensions offer in industrial dispute
• Ex-soldier is ‘forced out’ of UK to be with his wife Falklands veteran and family in Home Office visa wrangle
• Hunt on for new chief of region’s LEP
• ‘Whitewash’ as coroner refuses naming of 1974 pub bombing suspects Victims’ families hit out at ‘travesty of legal process’
• Drop-off costs at airport ‘a rip-off’
• Police force ‘might break’ Chief Constable pleads for protection of funding
• Baby’s death at hands of father ‘not predictabl­e’
• Midland businessma­n jailed for laundering thousands in online lonely hearts fraud
• Bowling alley plan for Cube
• New nine-screen cinema to be built at Longbridge
• Jewellery Quarter developmen­t would hark back to the past
• Council backtracks on homeless funding cuts
• UKIP MEP Etheridge in third bid for leadership
• Huge expansion of current venue at heart of Birmingham’s 2022 Games bid
• ‘Real Family’ go AWOL – and may not be back
• Jail for 110mph driver who killed man on crossing
• Family in desperate appeal over murder mystery of M54 skeleton
• Former train station could be reopened under mayor’s plan
• City council bans Kashmir martyr rally in poster row
• Bungling crook dropped his phone in bank
• ‘I thought hospital would look after one of their own’ Husband’s devastatio­n at nurse’s needless death
• Midland HMRC tax credit adviser stole £56,000... in tax credits
• ‘Niche’ restaurant to close doors
• Free nursery places cut for almost 1,500 city children
• Old Renault from Indiana Jones among beauties on sale at classics showroom
• Old Formby banjo sold for £28,000
• JLR drives business success as it backs Company of Year award
• Educated, well-spoken – and living in a porch But homeless woman’s spot is no almshouse, says church
• It’s ‘game on’ as city goes for gold
• Why we must make it our business to give something back
• The DUP has got Mrs May over a barrel
• Comment It’s worse than you think – we never had austerity
• Courts – not Trump – must have final say in Charlie Gard case
• City tops growth table as start-ups rise by 25%
• New faces at Talbots as it eyes growth
• Force is strong with dragon boat winners
• Site of former pub to be turned into garage forecourt and shop
• ‘Electrifyi­ng time’ to lead Colliers in the Midlands Property consultanc­y reveals new head of office
• Play catch-up and stave off retirement poverty
• New finance associatio­n to build trust
• Bargain hunters falling prey to online fraudsters
• BOOK REVIEW
• Harry: I’ll make the most of Terry disappoint­ment
• Morrison is told: Show them what you’ve got!
• Steve gives top mark to owners’ faith in academy
• We’re all counting down to Blast-off...
• Villa new boy turned down Prem offers
• Terry’s delighted to answer Bruce’s call

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