Birmingham Post - 2019-07-18

• George Galloway declares war on ‘wrecker-in-chief of Brexit’ Watson
• City LGBT protests ‘feeding far right’
• SHORTLIST REVEALED
• Ex-council leader struggling with mental illness
• Independen­t retailers get campaign lift
• Call to power up with ‘gigafactor­y’
• Anger over 7,000-plot Muslim cemetery plans for green belt
• HS2 review calls fail as line north wins approval
• People mover to link airport with interchang­e
• Tender for city station restarted after setback
• ‘Super-slender’ tower block proposal for Broad Street
• Lord mayor criticised after ‘most shambolic’ city council meeting
• Industrial­ist’s legacy lives on for the next generation
• £535,000 payout after soldier died in kayak tragedy
• Solihull is urged to take larger burden of housing needs
• Pub boss is sacked after hosting gangster parties
• New system collects real-time pollution data
• Mayors demand more powers from next PM
• Snobs owner plans new club for the city crowd
• PCSO destroys hopes after fiddling claims
• Cyclist tackles world by seat of his pants...
• Pioneering op proves a life-changer for Jackie
• Mosque calls to let worshipper­s off city Clean Air Zone charge
• Drink-driver ‘would have been jailed if she were a man’
• Police cuts blamed for knife crime rise
• ‘God made us male and female... that can’t be changed’
• Fossil shop is last of dying breed
• Business district lap-dancing club gets green light despite criticism
• Birmingham branches out to become UK’s first ‘Tree City’
• The man who fell to earth – and survived
• As POW in the Great Escape camp
• Hambleton to stand for crime commission­er
• Mystery over arsenal of wartime explosives found under house
• We won’t be the ‘middle child’ to London and the North
• My heart only sings for Brexit
• New front on drugs to be welcomed
• No doubts this time... the US president is a racial bigot
• HS2 has revved the Midlands Engine, now let’s accelerate it
• Why we never got over the Moon
• Dad joined a religious cult and music, but I ended up working
• He banned TV and on Top of the Pops
• The pressure was almost immobilisi­ng – we had to take a break
• THE GOD MAKERS!
• Backstage pass
• The evil Miss Hannigan reveals her soppy side!
• Are you feeling clucky?
• Flights of fancy
• There’ll be bar dancing when Garcia opens Coyote Ugly
• More Haste less
• People might have heard of but might not know how interestin­g his journey was and how powerful his art form was
• THE ATTRACTION
• This life is a very complicate­d one, where people need you constantly
• Quench your thirst
• PIE ANOTHER DAY
• Of hidden history
• Thumbs up as Facebook launches tool
• Polo-based SUV is an affordable family treat
• Display the family
• Create something different in your garden with a splash of ethereal, atmospheri­c silver
• FOR A TREAT
• It’s the end of the world as we knew it – but well worth a visit
• We were so badly burned, I put all the mirrors away
• Profit warnings double amid Brexit uncertaint­y
• Hubbard to lead lawyers for next five years
• Waldie takes over the helm at Gateley
• Go with the cash flow...
• Mell Square food hub plan passes taste test
• Lots of credit to be had by checking your score
• Future looks bright as African nations set aside old rivalry
• ASK THE EXPERT
• BOOK REVIEW
• Loan swoop for Jeff looks like it won’t work out
• The shape of things to come at Blues for Pep
• Bilic tellsAlbio­n now is time for signing action
• £8m Engels is summer’s 8th signing!
• PEP RESHAPES BLUES FOR NEW CAMPAIGN We’re NOT in Prem to make up numbers
• Big clubs missed a trick with Jota – O’Kelly

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