Birmingham Post - 2018-07-26

• Corbyn: I’m no Trump on the economy Labour leader launches party’s industrial strategy in Birmingham
• Global hunt for new ballet director
• ‘Dream role’ as Italian Gianluca takes helm at top restaurant
• Chef Atul pulls out of Mailbox but is still keen to open in city Mystery surrounds Michelin-starred restaurate­ur’s decision to ditch plan
• ‘Trojan Horse’ teacher loses dismissal appeal
• Heatwave reveals hidden archeaolog­y under Midland castle
• Vote Leave chairman: We complied with the rules as we saw them Former city MP Stuart defends campaign as she claims Chequers deal is at limit of acceptabil­ity
• Policing costs for Blues and Villa derby revealed Huge force presence at clash
• Prince shares joke with city scientists
• Years of failure are behind us, claims children’s care boss Next inspection should finally show progress
• Social workers to strike over new contracts
• Staff shortage means 1,600 food premises go uninspecte­d
• Protesters call for release of Sikh man arrested in India
• Edgbaston set to host first Ashes Test next year Major boost for city’s tourism economy
• 7m illegal cigarettes seized in year
• How does your balcony garden grow?
• Man playing with shotgun blasts himself in the groin
• Calls to get tough on shisha lounges after spate of trouble
• Town hall in need of £3m of repairs to be handed to private arts trust
• ‘Lake’ hidden under park could heat nearby homes
• Call for new city centre park Environmen­tal groups lobby council for green space to improve lives
• ‘Bored’ wife is refused divorce
• Government trying to silence me – police boss
• Vegan activist who kidnapped pig: I have no regrets
• Seven knife crimes every day in city
• Birmingham shortliste­d for Channel 4 ‘headquarte­rs’
• Tiny camera was agent’s friend
• Town to lose its last bank as Lloyds closes branch
• Rarest of Sex Pistols singles on sale for £15,000 in Birmingham record shop
• One rule for binmen, another for low paid female carers...
• Time for MPs to join the 21st century
• Comment Mayor Street could take Tories down a new road
• Facebook gives a forum to fascists and white supremacis­ts
• Comment Why Birmingham needs a green heart
• A wealth of support for firms with vision
• ‘Midlands Engine’ cash boost for logistics firm
• Entreprene­ur launches skills bartering service
• Retail rents hold up in tough times
• New partner as agency expands
• Constructi­on work to start on designer village
• South Koreans snap up retail park for £175m
• Heading offshore could be a sound investment
• Monk gets message across in front of fans
• Marc:We can punish any side if we keep our shape
• Sanga’s wise words a big boost for Bell
• Albion boss closes in on first-choice Jones for No.2 role
• Foxes youngster Harry joins Baggies on loan
• New owners vow to takeVilla back to top
• Duo can’t be shifted from club – Bruce

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