Birmingham Post - 2018-05-31

• Local colleges offering new ‘T Levels’ revealed
• Hospital plan is rejected after parking concerns
• Flooding will not stop until city can tame its 3 rivers Severe deluge due to developmen­t over the years, claims expert
• Midlands on shortlist for Channel 4 national HQ Birmingham and Coventry move closer to winning bid
• Company wins bid to oust ‘nuisance’ neighbours
• High street misses out on £550,000 as firms reject business district
• Second city welcomed 42m visitors last year
• Artwork builds on architects’ proud history
• Secret council report on Brexit could yet see light Lawyers weigh up publicatio­n of controvers­ial ‘draft’ findings
• Convicted paedophile was volunteer at tennis club
• City to host summit on future of electric cars Major coup as global leaders head in for conference
• Pollution responsibl­e for 1,000 deaths a year
• Council waves through ‘car crash’ extension to city temple
• Five directors wanted to oversee 2022 Games
• Students do not feel safe after spate of violence One attack a day – including sex assaults – in student heartland
• JLR ‘breach’ over release of hundreds of workers’ details
• 100 cabbies licensed to drive despite conviction­s
• Phone mast beside mill is plan worthy of Tolkien’s Dark Lord
• Parents may be forced to quit work if council closes nurseries
• Pilot is jailed for life after murdering wife
• Drug driver killed himself and 5 others in sickening 94mph crash
• Fireworks shop boss guilty of deaths
• Midlands software developer to list with value of £280m
• Longbridge residents object to bargain store
• UK to deport graduate after Carillion job falls through due to collapse
• Mystery of missing nurse still unsolved 50 years later Police file remains open on Midland teen who vanished without a trace
• Council faces extra £20m bill to pay for sprinklers City pushes through plan with prospect of borrowing millions
• University cultivatin­g the business brains of tomorrow
• Shoppers complain as council changes parking charges
• ‘Beatle’ to play concert with band that became Fab Four Quarrymen reforming to play small country festival in the Midlands
• How America’s alt-right have got Birmingham all wrong...
• Comment My mental health and a journey to hell and back
• Italian dissent could be tip of the iceberg
• Time to restrict daytime parking
• Paying the price for political correctnes­s
• Weinstein smirk speaks louder than words as justice beckons
• Misunderst­anding which led to the infamous charge
• City architect puts decaying buildings in the frame for new project
• Midland pub group sold for £106m
• Gateley in £4m swoop on southern legal firm
• Laura named Birmingham Young Profession­al ofYear
• Green energy park could cut pollution
• ISA rule change boost for widows and widowers
• So where do I plug my car in then?
• Top up your retirement pot if you risk shortfall
• Albion staff aim to get coaches motoring
• Boss plans to resolve McAuley’s future at Hawthorns
• Doubts over Kuszczak as Monk rebuilds from back
• Jim wants his side to keep up good work
• Farewell to Terry after one season Defender disappoint­ed he couldn’t help club return to top flight

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