Birmingham Post - 2017-07-20

• ‘Too easy’ for students to vote twice in general election
• Birmingham-born woman and partner tie knot in minus 9oC
• Library and Rep theatre to join forces
• Councillor: Little being done to dissuade camps on city parks
• 8,000 hospital mental health cases linked to substance abuse
• Towns lose maternity units as births centralise­d
• Former home secretary Smith to chair famous Lunar Society
• £1.2m Brazilian restaurant closes after a year
• May wades into ‘racist’ flag row sparked by MP
• Airport loses NY link – but flights could return New airline could step in as United Airlines abandons route
• Bins dispute sours with accusation­s of ‘bullying’ Strikes extended as union accuses council of playing games
• Thousands of collection­s a week missed
• Son cleared over mother’s death after row over potatoes
• Acid attacks and terrorism stoking fears of Muslims
• BBC cuts TV spending in region Campaigner­s criticise move after pledge to invest more across Midlands
• Mayor recruits top team to raise billions for him
• Lapdancing clubs close after losing licences
• Track legend Foster joins bid to win 2022 Games
• Train operator wins extended deal to run commuter services
• ‘Pension fund should boycott fossil fuel firms’ Council demands action from £14.7bn West Midlands body
• City universiti­es to create ‘new model’ for higher education
• Fastnet Race a breeze for after cancer battle
• Woman faked death in £136,000 insurance con
• Call to save pub from bulldozers
• Few conviction­s despite rise in antisemiti­c crime
• Police probe IRA man’s ‘confession’ over pub bombs Force demands BBC tapes of full interview
• Billions in HS2 contracts awarded to developers
• Football legends lined up for British Par 3 Championsh­ip
• Work starts on Pebble Mill hospital
• Huge rise in Midland shootings More cases in three months than Manchester, Liverpool and WestYorksh­ire combined
• Labour MPs: It’s not racist to give English their voice
• Private hire cab firms fear new ratings
• Gifted girl ‘denied’ state education due to autism Teen created own version of ‘Siri’ – yet cannot find a school
• Prison could use radar to target drones
• Steroid-packed ‘miracle creams’ could be dangerous, claim medics
• Greyhound stadium to shut doors for good after 90 years
• Jailed pensioner was convicted in USA over fraud Lonely hearts scam crook had previous form
• Drivers need more help to switch to electric cars
• ICC gets down to business
• Jerroms to sponsor Small Business of theYear Award
• Birmingham bins dispute gets messy as warring factions dig in
• Political plots could gain Momentum
• Comment Time for new front in a war humanity can’t win
• Cycle route would blight historic road
• Trump, Russia and a White House that looks grubbier by the day
• Comment Inspired designs and divine lines
• Output grows faster than capital – report
• Importance of brand on agenda at IoD event
• First tenants sign up for new block
• Is it time for a flexible state pension age?
• Good design matters
• Repeal Bill offers chance for overhaul
• BOOK REVIEW
• Andre should get the green light from Bruce
• Marathon man hopes to be a Glass act
• Hopes dashed by too many dot balls
• NO Jonny go as Evans handed Albion armband
• Wanted man Adams set for new deal
• Cheikh didn’t cash in with China move

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