Birmingham Post - 2018-06-28

• Bid to install ‘unsightly’ M6 billboards through city blocked after appeal
• British white people ‘soon to be minority in city’
• Car makers warn: Time running out to strike a Brexit deal Industry’s survival alert as BMW city plant could be under threat
• Games aim to reverse ‘substantia­l’ stadium loss
• City airport plea before MPs back Heathrow expansion
• Rowdy passengers slammed after plane diverts
• Man jailed for anti-Islam social media messages
• Homeless families in B&Bs have doubled
• Major fly-over could be razed in time for Games
• Buried city centre path dates to 18th century
• Yemen crisis partly our fault – MP
• Stay of execution for beloved music venue
• Chiefs under fire over grammar cash ‘snub’
• Unemployme­nt benefit claims rise by 11%
• Mum’s stem cell transplant hope after brother visa U-turn
• War on fly-posting sees 1,000 placards removed
• Buildings in hunt for top prize
• House of Fraser could be turned into apartments
• Property expo trip to Cannes defended by Solihull chief
• Celebratio­n for firm that saved Brum landmarks
• Raft of legal claims against city council dropped by workers
• Firms urged to step up to the Challenge
• Robotic arm joy for war victim after charity boost
• Business leaders get gem of tour
• ‘Walk a mile’ aim to help obese kids
• Proud to celebrate the power of partnershi­ps
• Drug testing for cabbies moves closer after tragedy
• Dad shot himself in the head as he played with gun
• The day holidaying reporter stumbled upon a global scoop
• Shot in the hotel kitchen
• Ex-MP falsely accused calls for prosecutio­n
• Ignore staff tip-offs at your peril
• Comment Discipline dissolving as Brexit pressure mounts
• Rising casualties in Trump’s terrifying trade war
• Can you put a price on goodwill? Not here, apparently!
• Comment Let’s give firms our full support
• Tech firm wins backing for diabetes food plan project
• Clear vision for the future so essential
• Top role for PwC chair
• ParentPay chief crowned entreprene­ur of the year
• City centres must break reliance on retail, says thinktank
• Ex-power station site sold to regenerati­on specialist­s
• A decade of saving for single first-time buyers
• Summer slowdown something of a myth
• Six in ten people have not written a will, new survey finds
• Barry signs up for Baggies’ promotion push
• Albion step up search as Moore gets down to business
• Beleaguere­d owner in talks to sell Villa
• Robins on list of clubs owed transfer cash
• Overhaul under way as Monk begins to defuse Bomb Squad
• Ped is ready for challenge in England

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