Birmingham Post - 2018-08-30

• Long arm of the law was offered cheap massages...
• Brewer to roll out barrel abroad in £7.5m deal
• Over half of authority complaints settled in favour of residents
• City stops ‘Peaky Blinders’ using coat of arms Council to reconsider decision after fundraiser­s clarify how it will be used
• Nurses ‘may have to find new jobs’ after wages slashed Hospital staff hit out after taking pay cuts following merger of NHS trusts
• Birmingham Heritage Week to showcase hidden history
• Victim stabbed to death as she was on phone to force Woman rang three times to report threat before attack that killed her and mother
• House of Fraser store’s future still in balance
• Council to scrap paper agendas to save money
• Chef scarred for life after drunken thug threw glass at head
• Taxpayer cash used in MP’s settlement with ex-girlfriend
• I’m not racist, says shop owner after golly toy put on display
• Work on Metro tram extension could mean a year of disruption
• Number of migrants down 20% in 12 months after Brexit vote
• ‘Devious’ boss collected £97,000 from VAT fraud Businessma­n made bogus claims
• ‘Bonkers’ plan to flatten flyover sparks campaign
• Three bars close after being sold to new owners
• Failure of wine bar sees collapse of pub business £360,000 tax debts lead to liquidatio­n of landlord’s company
• 650th birthday bash silenced by pub neighbours
• Paramedic is struck off after sex with 999 caller
• West Midland magistrate­s twice as likely to jail offenders
• Chef Jamie hits back in ‘jerk’ rice row as Rustie puts boot in Celebrity cook drops into his Birmingham restaurant
• Teacher, 43, could face prison after sexual activity with girls
• Thousands head to A&E if local GP not available
• Town centre recruits ‘guardians’ to tackle anti-social behaviour
• Islamic group defends plans for mosque in parking row
• Grandad hurled racist abuse at passengers during flight to city
• Drunk fined for trying to open door in aeroplane
• Council bosses’ £50k Gold Coast trip ‘invaluable’ Lessons learnt for Commonweal­th Games
• Money launderer claimed he won lottery... 123 times
• Crucial work to keep lethal strain in check
• Deadly virus was handled outside safety cabinet
• JLR to honour very best in the business
• Time to tolerate an old foe with a sting in its tail
• NHS and Brexit – or social care? Time to get our priorities straight
• Opportunit­y to exploit ‘no deal’ with EU
• Comment 9/11 aftermath left UK obsessed with Muslims
• McCain’s integrity proved contrast to ‘draft-dodging’ Trump
• Comment Icons that defined a modern city
• Energy firm’s deals aiming to power a greener future
• 25% share in Aston to be floated
• City plots snapped up in £140m property deals
• Offices earmarked to become 500 new homes
• The Birmingham property market is proving a sound investment
• Time in the market is better than timing the market
• Pension scheme trustees must look at big picture
• Blues boss admits he can’t afford to gamble on signings
• A summer of no fun is over for Stewart
• Gareth: Why club refused to play me...
• Chris wants to end Bears career on Wright note
• Kids graduate with top honours – boss
• Green given loan chance after arrival of star wingers
• Bruce is left ‘sickened’ by Cup shocker

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