Birmingham Post - 2019-07-11

• Sacked doctor: I will not call a 6ft bearded man ‘madam’
• LAWN TENNIS INVENTOR’S GRAVE RESTORED
• Council chief ditches job for New Zealand
• HS2 station is too much ‘like airport’
• ‘Trusted’ teacher jailed for abusing young girls
• New jobs set for former scrapyard site
• Life in brief: Major Harry Gem
• Save the ‘Selly Oak Five’
• Police officer targeted crime victims for sex
• Rust in peace as allotment is turned into a car graveyard
• Legacy questions over 2022 Games
• ‘Christian hero sacrificed career’
• Cars banned near city primaries
• What’s happened to school funding?
• Heads cut back on school books in funding crisis
• Ban on serving customers with allergies for restaurant
• Former Monarch pilots in line for tribunal payout
• PM contest ‘firing squad’ tweet sparks Tory anger
• Building work begins at former Lucas site
• NewTV and film body could create 29,000 local jobs
• Call for CPS to review murder claim 44 years after Helen found dead
• JLR boss: Battery ‘gigafactor­y’ will be key for UK car industry
• Region to redefine ‘affordable’ after house prices soar
• Restored motorbike is Brough and ready as it goes under hammer
• No peace for men who discovered the glittering Staffordsh­ire Hoard
• Government rejects Ward’s charge of being ‘uncaring’
• Concern at new Muslim community centre plan
• Dentist accused of £192,000 NHS treatment swindle
• New role for Grand Hotel property boss Green
• Mother reveals horror of rare psychosis after giving birth to her daughter – and her six-month journey to recovery and returning home
• NEC bans trophy hunt safari firms following backlash
• Reprieve for nightclub despite man’s drug death
• Don’t overlook us in the rush north
• Investment in electric secures future of fine JLR workforce
• Our leaders could lead by example
• Take a little pride in our local rainbow coalitions
• Dangerous times when Trump can pack off UK ambassador
• Listing should be fair and square
• Shakespear­e’s ‘problem’ strikes a MeToo chord
• It’s important to be able to see yourself on stage, and for black people this happens less often
• The elephant man
• MUSIC REVIEWS
• I don’t have a life... I’ve not been in the tabloids for ages
• Booted out Bhangra star greeted back with bouquets
• Festival has the Audacity to break with convention
• Friends find a recipe for YouTube success
• We’re being spoilt for choice with all these new openings
• Snobs boss is adding to his portfolio
• Not getting my ears pinned back has saved The Crown a fortune on
• ZOM-COM WITH A CAST TO FOR
• The IVF road is such a one... I want to be that hand to hold for people who are going through it
• Weave into the trend...
• MUSIC REVIEWS
• Watch the birdie
• A sensible family car and a thrill-a-minute GT combined
• Let it all go to seed
• MEMORIES TO
• DRIVES OF YOUR LIFE IN THE DORDOGNE
• I would go for days without a meal. I convinced myself that I had to be lighter to be the best
• Future Faces are revealed in shortlist for city business awards
• Wesleyan boss calls time after 15 years at the top
• Run-down site is targeted for apartments and shops
• Game on as boss takes helm on aquatics centre
• Consider being secure and flexible with pensions
• MPs demand probe into forging claims
• Simplifyin­g ‘unpopular’ tax bill a welcome idea
• Celebratin­g apprentice­s and the
• Employers helping them succeed
• Saying goodbye is so hard to do for J Rod
• Krovinovic offers hope despite striker shortage
• Monk breaks silence after Blues sacking
• Pep: Club working hard to bring in new players
• No BUTS... Smith pulls out of race
• The best Mings come to those who wait...

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