Birmingham Post - 2017-08-31

• West Midlands mayor appoints devolution expert
• £500m Aston Martin deal with Japanese is Brexit boost for May Huge exports package signed during PM trade visit
• Green light for major hospital trusts merger Patient benefits outweigh concerns over lack of choice
• Restaurant bosses threaten to sue police over ‘anti-slavery’ raids
• Tributes to hospital chief nurse after sudden death
• West Midlands could ‘set own immigratio­n target’ with visas MPs say policy on foreign workers should be devolved to mayor
• Fall in museum visitors due to Paradise works
• Choose another career, say most Midlands police Low pay and stress hit morale in force
• School run parents face fine if they drop children at gates
• £146m drive to put UK at heart of life sciences
• Boost for 2022 Games bid as rival drops out
• Labour plan will mean we never leave EU – Stuart Former MP criticises opposition strategy to remain in single market in transition period
• Student who was bound for Oxford now facing deportatio­n
• ‘Challenger bank’ set to open branch in Midlands
• Great Birmingham 10k run to return
• Costs of union deal over bins strike could cripple city council Fears that crisis may not be over as financial reality is laid bare in report
• Footballin­g rivals unite for pub bomb justice battle
• £120m small business fund launched in the Midlands
• Rudd defends Prevent strategy in ‘terror capital’
• Jail for vengeful worker who started markets fire
• Statins significan­tly lower rates of breast cancer, study finds
• Chances were missed to help knifeman who killed sister
• Nurse stole from QE to supply drugs to victim
• Midland hauliers: ‘Driverless convoys are wishful thinking’ Bosses say ‘platooning’ of lorries on UK roads is not feasible for smaller firms
• School’s ‘negligence’ played part in death of boy who suffered an allergic reaction
• 25-storey apartment block plans revealed
• ‘ Tis the season to appreciate what nature offers
• Europe can’t cope with refugee influx
• Comment It’s time to toughen up on the litter louts, say councils
• Clancy must back chief in bins strike
• Wake-up call for man who thinks climate change is a hoax
• Burglars using code to target households
• Nightclub linked to city gangs refused a licence
• Woods to finally re-open after closure closed due to ‘dogging’
• Partner for Midlands legal firm
• New advisory body fills gap left by defunct MAS
• First unit opens at major industrial developmen­t
• £65m redevelopm­ent for town’s waterfront
• Buy-to-let landlords facing new lending test
• Golf buggy users may need to get insurance
• Households raid savings as budgets are squeezed
• Brendas awards net £32,000 for charity
• No kidding! Villa rookies finding their feet – Bruce
• Boss finally ready to launch promotion challenge
• Belief is key to emulating the class of 2014
• Jeremie in pledge to get the Blues fans off their seats
• £7m is a steal in today’s climate
• Blues new boy Dean’s cheeky swipe at rivals

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