Birmingham Post - 2018-01-25

• RICH LIST 2018
• Artist Temper: Digbeth graffiti has gone too far
• £3m rooftop restaurant closes its doors for good Erratic trade means hotel shuts Japanese dining destinatio­n
• Airport begins major overhaul after criticisms
• » Brutiful Brum:
• Labour council ‘cannot afford’ free primary school meals
• Questions over MP’s presence at controvers­ial party
• Sprint buses fast-tracked
• Housing plan criticised over affordabil­ity
• ‘Brexit uncertaint­y’ to blame for JLR shutdown
• Skills key to solving worst job figures in the country
• ‘Real’ living wage pledge
• Location of aquatics centre for 2022 Games revealed
• Gold winner welcomes decision to host British Transplant event
• Bid to bring fish of kings back from brink in River Severn
• 200 jobs on HS2 saved
• Calls to seize cash paid to directors of Carillion
• Tower forms part of major scheme to build 517 flats
• MP makes history as first female Muslim minister
• Victim’s injuries ‘not bad enough’ to be given compensati­on
• PC who parked car in disabled bay loses discrimina­tion case
• Cadbury v Cadbury Descendent of the original family eyes Birmingham as he looks to expand his own chocolate factory
• Taxi driver too ‘afraid of’ guide dog
• GP jailed for 12 years for patient sex assaults
• Campaign backs surgeon who ‘branded’ livers in ops
• Cuts to frequency of food inspection­s ‘risks public health’
• Hotel fined £120,000 after mice droppings found in kitchen and bar
• ‘Fake medic’ who treated dying teenager sent to jail Fraudster ran emergency care firm with forged qualificat­ions
• Little wonder was a big deal in her day... LastL restingi placel of fG Georgiani superstar whoh reached hd the dizzy heights of fame despite being 33-inch tall
• Major repairs to silence music venue for 2 years
• 14-year wait for payout after blunder at birth left boy disabled
• Emergency patients routinely cared for in corridors – report
• Deadly surprise found lurking in a bunch of supermarke­t bananas
• Academy chain has to pay back money for unfilled pupil places
• Crunch decision over scope of pub bombs inquest expected
• Council pays £700,000 for ‘paupers’ funerals’
• Medics issue warning as number of smear tests falls to new low
• No flowers or obituaries
• City congestion charge is on the horizon – and not just for lorries
• JONATHAN WALKER IN WESTMINSTE­R
• We’ll all pay for collapse of Carillion
• One year on: Trump has yet to be presidenti­al in any way
• Planning ahead to solve NHS chaos
• Family jewellery firm is sold to German group
• Bruntwood set for more growth as profits rise 5pc
• Open banking: A fresh way to manage money
• Don’t become complacent over your mortgage
• BOOK REVIEW
• Baggies’ loan target says a fond farewell
• Two or three weeks ago, I was certain I would leave the club... but now I’m not going anywhere!
• Lansbury gets an invite to party
• Bruce tells players to take break
• Cotterill takes higher Grounds on full-back
• Ndoye linked with shock French return
• RONDON GETS NEW LEASE OF LIFE WITH PARDEW

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