Birmingham Post - 2017-11-23

• ‘Fingers crossed’ as bins dispute hangs in balance
• Major push to build 210,000 new homes across region
• PCC to be ditched in Devo 2 Budget twist as West Midlands mayor to grab powers over police force
• Region in ‘good shape’ to cash in on Hammond’s pledge
• We’ve given them ‘freedom’, but what about justice?
• Rare ‘Freedom of the City’ given to pub bomb victims
• Russia targeted region ‘with pro-Brexit tweets’ ‘Troll factory’ accused of localising anti-EU propaganda
• Council’s energy firm ‘will pose risk’
• ‘TimberYard’ developmen­t harks back to a bygone era
• Plane diverted after man refused loo visit
• PM reveals grant during visit to the West Midlands
• A&E doctor struck off over ‘hugs’
• Man assessed 3 times before suicide leap Coroner criticises medics for failure to spot risk
• Anaestheti­st absent as patient’s heart stopped Five-figure payout for man after medic left operating theatre
• Mortgage-free baby boomers ‘should not block’ new housing
• Blacks four times as likely to be stopped and searched
• City charity is forced to close after theft probe Children in Need had already frozen grants before collapse of anti-bullying organisati­on
• City facing ‘tsunami of child sexual exploitati­on’ by gangs Councillor: Schools and parents ‘kept in the dark’ about scale of abuse
• New ‘youthful’ hotel plan for NEC
• Tickets scam lawyer escapes prison sentence ‘by a whisker’
• Conwoman on run after she skips bail
• Woman who suffers permanent pain ‘worse than childbirth’ launches appeal
• Problems at chicken plant ‘not one-off’ MPs’ concern over food giant
• Vulnerable families housed 50 miles away by city council
• Former chair of magistrate­s committee dies Family tributes to Solihull JP
• ISIS hacker sealed own death sentence after he got sloppy Birmingham terrorist’s online messages allowed US to target deadly drone
• Jehovah’s Witnesses deny cover-up of rape and abuse
• Mystery of poster boy for the RAF Appeal to find family of wartime Birmingham pilot who helped galvanise nation in darkest hour
• Unite official targets ‘Labour candidates who act like Tories’
• Pre-Brexit budget was big on giveaways, short on vision
• Homing in at last on housing crisis
• Gove finds his calling in the environmen­t
• Comment Licence fee receives bad reception in a new world
• US hypocrisy as Trump courts China, Russia, and Saudi Arabia
• Great Brummies lost to progress
• Carpet giant buys Spanish tile maker
• New GKN chief leaves before taking up post
• NEC role for former boss of town BID
• Lee Longlands expands distributi­on warehouse
• Longbridge land sold
• Inspiratio­nal architect is ‘star’ of property sector
• Where do you want to be in 2030?
• How to unlock the potential of the Midlands’ NHS estate
• Grandchild­ren can still benefit from long-term trusts
• Stamp duty helps fuel shortage of housing
• Don’t bank on the banks for better rates of return
• Cotterill reveals he’s the man with a plan for Sam!
• BOOK REVIEW
• Blues mull over new deal for Maikel
• Chief offers a warning on transfers
• The next Albion boss has got a lot on his plate...
• Dean: Blues squad is now getting closer
• Villa have to go shopping after Kodjia injury blow

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