Birmingham Post - 2018-01-11

• NHS crisis hits hundreds of ambulance patients Many forced to wait to be admitted to overcrowde­d A&Es
• New café to join borough’s restaurant boom
• Birmingham means business City on global map with transatlan­tic conference
• New £12m foyer to be built at Symphony Hall
• Care home set to open
• Tribute to man who reshaped city in 1960s Ex-council leader played major role in creating Bull Ring, Mac and ring road
• Region’s most over-subscribed schools revealed
• Sales stuck in the slow lane as credit boom hits road block
• UK car sector gets £85m boost Government ‘sector deal’ with JLR, Ford and GKN to develop automotive technology of the future
• City renews effort to snare Channel 4 HQ Mayor says region must seize day after other successes
• Vintage loco works to offer shares as it raises £3m to secure future
• Health food restaurant closes
• £250,000 lottery cash to help community projects
• MP slams move to quiz pupils if they wear hijab in the classroom
• Ronnie finds satisfacti­on at Indian restaurant
• Wooden plates risked serious food poisoning Restaurant fined £50,000 after it ignored official warnings
• More Jaguar cars sold in UK than ever before
• University drug trial for cancer patients
• Aston Martin sales soar as it transforms business
• Simple screening could prevent hip fractures from osteoporos­is
• Drunk air passenger abused air crew after downing bottle of gin
• Andy who? Two thirds of voters are unaware who elected mayor is Region’s top politician struggles to push message
• Former police officer admitted to downloadin­g horrific child porn
• University study shows way to diagnose PTSD
• TV experiment proves how to reduce pollution
• Council says sorry for its missed bin collection­s
• May puts faith in Midland MPs 13 get ministeria­l posts after PM shakes up Government across the board
• ‘JollyVC’ lived up to his name 100 years since Post Office hero received highest gallantry award
• Aston Villa still power players in global football finances league
• Club losses treble as spending on players and staff exceeds its total income
• Merger of GP surgeries slammed by councillor­s
• Town could lead way as ‘very light rail’ test bed
• Brummie gangster film is big hit... in Venezuela Boxing trainer’s debut screen tale scoops four awards abroad
• ‘Bit of a joker’ schoolboy hanged himself in ‘impulsive act’
• Welcome to zone 5, Channel 4 – we’re in peak position for you
• My wartime experience­s could save the planet
• Comment 2022 will be much more than a sporting triumph
• My search to find missing minister
• US needs a real leader, more than another TV personalit­y
• £2.6bn buyout moves reflect bouyant market
• New quintet making their BID to improve area
• R&D expert joins Gateley Capitus in city office
• Office take-up exceeds 1m sq ft in record year
• Why finances are a matter for education
• W. Midlands house prices rise by most in last year
• Cost of couples getting divorced soars by 17%
• £6,500 donation to help the homeless and other charities
• Blues begin to get act together as squad stick to the plan
• Nsue sorry he couldn’t give more for team
• Villa knock-out blow to have knock-on effect...
• Bjarnason eyeing return to Italy – agent
• Xia accepts apology and warns club
• Kid gloves are off in Pardew’s battle to beat drop!

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