Birmingham Post - 2017-09-28

• Public have say on plans to ease M42 airport jams
• Vélo cycle ride to return 15,000 riders raise £2m for good causes
• ‘My life collapsed, I have nothing’ Downfall of one of city’s most colourful businessme­n revealed on TV
• Historic swimming baths reprieved to create rescue plan
• Lawyer faces jail over fake tickets to see Justin Bieber Complex £10,000 fraud betrayed victims
• Judge approves £37m for victims of surgeon
• Councillor on platform at ‘terror’ group’s rally Call for Labour to probe politician’s presence at banned event
• Former city chief joins think tank
• City fails to offer value to taxpayers
• New M&S Foodhall says it with flowers and a café
• Exporters enjoy a ‘sensationa­l summer’
• No plans to abandon weekly collection­s, insists city bins chief Council sneaking fortnightl­y service in back door, claim Tories
• £1.5bn boost to economy from heritage across region History plays part in economic future
• JLR ‘on hunt’ for new marques as it looks to expand
• Women who claim GP abused them to sue NHS Doctor killed himself after being informed of investigat­ion
• City Uber service not affected by London ban
• Annual Remembranc­e service moved to make way for works
• Three Labour councillor­s to battle it out for leadership
• Queen grants title to city conservato­ire as students move in
• Cuts threaten counter terror police
• Farm proves early victim of high speed railway line
• Call for councillor to go over ‘deport Muslims’ retweet Tories suspend member over Twitter row
• Inquiry into Dalian death delayed by ‘quality failure’ at forensic tests firm
• Vehicle crime soars by a third in just three years
• MP hits out at abuse of reporter
• Visitor anger over £100 parking fines at gardens
• Safety probe after boy ‘trapped’ in luggage carousal at city airport
• Medical alert as liposuctio­n nearly killed obese patient Procedure caused fat embolism
• Travelodge to build 7 new hotels in region
• ‘Dream burger’ proves to be Britain’s best
• Brainy 10-year-old has IQ of Einstein
• Prisoner dug through cell in riot Scale of mayhem at most recent prison riot laid bare
• Bus stops axed to speed up journeys
• Driver spared prison despite leaving teen in wheelchair
• From Black County... to silver screen How a Midland town became the backdrop for a 1950s blockbuste­r
• ‘Charge returning ISIS fighters with genocide’ MP calls for radical rethink over prosecutio­ns of extremists
• Host of ways Games can result in a positive legacy
• Catch-22 problem not wasted on council
• Comment Keir and simple message might help in Brexit talks
• Wealth of markets to explore beyond the EU’s borders
• Our roads are no place for cyclists...
• Comment WMCA – the (almost) Wholly Male Combined Authority...
• Four senior managers step on to board at Mazars
• | POST PEOPLE Aston teams up with Red Bull as F1 sponsor
• New business park given £3.7m boost
• 3,500 tax workers are to move to Arena Central
• Pair promoted to partners as Begbies Traynor team expands
• Consumer group demands more action on bank transfer scams
• High earners are facing major pensions headache
• Millions are missing out on married couples tax break
• Capita workers vote to strike in pensions row
• Big move for finance firm started in a garage
• Charity hails £1k grant for new kitchen
• Honorary doctorate for ex-IoD director in recognitio­n of his mentoring work
• Carsley: Blues recruits will need time to shine Caretaker boss calls for patience to see best of newcomers
• Panos shocked by timing of Redknapp’s sacking
• I hope selectors’ bravery is rewarded
• It was a definite penalty, says Jay Albion striker fails to get reward for honesty
• Rampant Villa will only get better – Bruce

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