Birmingham Post - 2018-07-12

• Woman wins a five-figure pay-out over alleged abuse by paedophile
• Officers to be sent to Scotland to protect golfing Trump
• Ofsted chief defends rap for Muslim city school
• Former Brexit Secretary right to resign, says city MP
• Heartbroke­n mum of baby who died because of failings in care says... ‘I’m so angry that Noah did not get every chance to live’
• Girls starving themselves in search of ‘perfect body’
• Heartbreak hill returns as route of 2018 half marathon is revealed
• Over 2,000 bus lane fines issued per week in Brum
• Mum flees city after ‘car rammed and shots fired at door’
• Safety fears at city mental health unit following stabbing
• Public demand say on plan to build on green belt
• Architects are called in to map out a new vision for 300-year-old estate
• Second Brexit referendum call ‘unlikely’, says Watson
• Brum named safest major city in UK
• Sadness at demolition of a landmark church Historian and architect condemn loss of St Luke’s to housing scheme
• 200 jobs to go as fit-out firm restructur­es
• Next stage of Metro due to start this September Transport chiefs warn of up to a year of city centre disruption
• Measles cases on the rise
• Heavyweigh­ts of national journalism to attend charity dinner in city
• Full STEAM ahead for art and business hub
• Transport chiefs plan a Midlands rail ‘revolution’
• ‘Long-term failures’ of Government are highlighte­d by the collapse of Carillion Report damns cost-cutting approach to contractin­g as work on Midlands hospital remains in limbo
• Under siege from the developers: The craftsmen keeping JQ alive Exhibition takes a glimpse at an important part of city’s heritage that is under threat, as never before
• QEST to nurture craft skills
• Rock on! New era of space exploratio­n is now upon us
• Last chance to submit your nomination for an award
• ‘We are very well aware of the challenges faced by new businesses’
• ‘It truly is a fantastic event to be a part of’
• Rememberin­g journalist who had Tunnel vision
• Comment Stalled hospital build in need of a cash injection
• ‘Humanitari­an’ Meghan should have a care for her own father
• Our city planners need to wise up
• Comment Recognisin­g the benefits and challenges of diversity
• Brum’s the place to be for Masgroves
• It’s a high five for WPR at Dare awards
• Peer-to-peer lender appoints new chief
• GVA appointed to run Beorma developmen­t
• Fort Shopping Park to be given more modern look
• Investment ‘ugly duckling’ aspires to be a swan
• SMEs need to be prepared to manage their priorities
• Pensioners pay £24bn in income tax, figures reveal
• Wing Solomon’s time is now at St Andrew’s
• Monk has plenty on his plate as Blues get ready
• Foster: Leaving Hawthorns was real wrench
• Pollock’s a world-beater in T20 format
• Sam aiming for more minutes on the field
• Boss: Hogan injured, not on way out
• Bruce tells fans to prepare for worst

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