Birmingham Post - 2018-09-06

• Doctor ‘lay dead for 3 days’ before discovery at QE hospital Medic found in cupboard one week after he started posting
• Legislatio­n for northern branch of HS2 delayed
• Bins strike deal still not implemente­d
• City service heads face ‘star chambers’
• Mayor: Coup for region could be incentive Channel 4 needs to
• Memories of district wanted for £2m project
• Boutique hotel plan for city’s Jewellery Quarter Pub chain to convert grade II-listed former goldsmiths
• Foot fetish pervert filmed girls as young as eight
• Pub bomb memorial trees
• No place for 8,800 pupils in just five years’ time Warning over looming shortage of city secondary school places
• Redevelopm­ent for special school after turning itself around
• Student who took his own life was ‘left in black hole’
• Rogue surgeon got £216,000 legal aid despite his wealth
• Autopsy scanner would cost council £1m a year to run
• Watson battles ‘rotten’ political attacks online
• Over a quarter of adults in city ‘never walk’
• Car ‘eyes’ could help people to cross road Driverless pod that ‘looks’ at pedestrian­s tested
• Demolition of high-rise blocks ‘will destroy our community’
• Officer losing keys to blame for state of failing prison Loss led to riot and collapse in staff morale
• Museum and Art Gallery sees a sharp fall in visitor numbers
• Call to make disposable plastics a thing of the past in city
• Police: Don’t give money to aggressive street beggars
• Care home boss targeted 97-year-old for £100,000 Jailed manager who blew the money on bingo struck off
• Aston Villa recruit new chief exec
• End could be nigh for go-kart track
• New venture for ex-soldier who created Afghan ‘Millionair­e’ New PR agency for former Grenadier Guardsman who held Taliban talks
• Auto art defined golden age Midland artist whose work helped sell a dream to the motoring classes
• Tory slams commission­er over refurb of police HQ
• ‘A grave and solemn task’ 100-year-old’s father played pivotal role choosing The Unknown Warrior after slaughter of the First World War
• Travel agent jailed for claiming holidays were protected
• Indian and Chinese friends and more lady locos for famous blue tank engine in new ‘inclusive’ rail yard
• Could last summer’s crippling bins strike about to be recycled?
• Green ‘river corridor’ on fast track with HS2
• Comment May v Corbyn...who’s the fairest of them all?
• America offers better chance of bringing ISIS ‘Beatles’ to justice
• Global plans as Deadly Doug’s cider firm bought
• Marketing guru named ‘Future Face 2018’
• Mixed-use proposals for Jewellery Quarter block
• Why pension tax relief reform is back in vogue
• More people struggling to pay household bills
• We played against each other as kids, I was always an admirer so it’s great to play alongside him after all these years – Jake
• Kyle: Let’s make Hawthorns graveyard for visitors
• There’s much Ado over Albert’s fall from grace
• Blues still at the very beginning of journey says Monk
• Exiled Diego bombed out for last time
• Omar aims to achieve his key goals

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