Birmingham Post - 2018-10-11

• Public report on Paradise work is ‘too little, too late’
• New pub bombs memorial set to be unveiled
• HS2 station visions revealed as public views sought
• ‘Not too late to stop scheme’
• Firms line up for the Great Run
• Temporary housing for families, refugees and ex-cons condemned as ‘perverse’
• Fears for UK investment in our biggest carmaker
• Deal would keep trade ‘frictionle­ss’, Brexit minister tells opposition MPs
• Tour de France trophy stolen in Birmingham
• Poet Laureates revealed for Birmingham
• Churchill was ‘clear racist’, claims black professor City academic embroiled in row after astronaut’s tweet
• Plea for safer student suburb Thousands sign petition after man, 22, stabbed in carjacking attempt
• PC name change for beer that brewed up parliament­ary storm
• Calls for stronger links to India Mayor urges increase in flights from Birmingham in trade visit to country
• New pizza chain looks for slice of city centre action
• ‘Goldfinger’ execution link to string of unsolved killings Solihull-born crime kingpin was gunned down at his home three years ago
• Scale of barbaric FGM on babies in city revealed Sickening cultural practice condemned
• Men’s fashion chain opens doors at Mailbox shopping centre
• New airport hotel took just four weeks to construct
• 26-year-old with £100m firm Former student took sportswear idea from parent’s garage to big things
• Five arrested after Dale End triple stabbings
• Chances missed to stop killer of mum and baby Serial abuser posed danger to adults and children – report
• Messages from the frontline Antique shop’s collection includes postcards from First World War soldiers
• Labour leaders warn of ‘social collapse’ in letter to PM
• £60m centre will be a big legacy, not a white elephant
• Liverpool cries foul over 2022 Games ‘stitch-up’ Mayor queries £165m award to help pay for athletes’ village
• Gun murders hit 10-year high
• War on drugs is lost, says police boss
• WTO is still better option than Chequers
• Comment Humans on the cusp of a new frontier in space
• Tarnishing Churchill for something that didn’t have a name
• Don’t just give us Lego train stations
• Pay our medics what they deserve
• Unloved Midland motors that are now rarer than supercars
• NatWest sponsors first regional Tech Awards
• App firm that works with big brands eyes growth
• Redundant Homebase store could be replaced
• Business park near M6 Toll bought by investors
• Time to grasp the nettle to pay for old age care
• Call to scrap council tax for 0.5% property levy
• Skipper’s nose injury was lucky break says Blues boss
• Kieftenbel­d fumes: It’s not the way I grew up!
• Waiting game paid off in the end – Harvey
• But time may not be on Barnes’ side
• Albion advance to go – and collect another three points!
• Villa fan Smith ticks all the right boxes
• Terry: I’m ready to be a manager

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