Birmingham Post - 2019-08-22

• Mayor fights to save HS2 as he joins review panel
• Don’t blame failure on Brexit, Marco tells Jamie
• SIR DOUG LEAVES £16M LEGACY
• Zulu battle VC hero ‘should get memorial’
• Post Business Awards 2019 host revealed
• Barclays sponsors award that gives a little back
• £690m cuts in a decade – and another £85m to go
• Stephen Sutton train name plate to be auctioned for good cause
• Dithering could derail Midland investment
• Four business crimes an hour
• H&M homeware store to open at Bullring centre
• Measles wake-up call as MMR jab rates plummet
• Police thought fish van smell was ‘rotting body’
• Dentist in £42,500 payout to woman who lost four teeth
• Robber guilty of manslaught­er
• Crime commission­er wants to see heroin on prescripti­on
• Woman stabbed boyfriend and left him to bleed to death
• Vitamin D in flour could save NHS millions in coming decades
• Students failed BTEC exams they thought they had passed
• Auction packs a punch or two
• Scheme approved despite wrangle
• Brigadier takes charge of soldiers across the region
• PM should back Kashmiri people, claims city MP
• Major road changes for HS2 scheme
• Father who killed girl still has legal responsibi­lity for siblings
• Sale has a touch of class
• Grandmothe­r ‘sexually abused’ in city care home family had concerns about
• Students have never had so many paths to success
• Is Corbyn now the key for Remain?
• Whole tide of opinion to get on with Brexit
• Analogue councillor­s fail to connect in a digital age
• Prince’s links to Epstein now full-blown crisis for Palace
• Lib Dems wrong to try and stop Brexit
• Seeing red over the blue cycle lanes
• Incredible tale of soldier who stayed at his post as he wreaked havoc for the Germans
• Men’s rights activists are not speaking up for men, it’s about hating women
• A tense train trip with many twists and turns
• Youth given chance to shine on biggest stage
• A new awakening for Britpop star
• Jake’s mixing it up to keep his sounds fresh
• It’s easy to get imposter syndrome and think ‘I’m not supposed to be here’
• Tommy gunning for Brum Peaky Blinders festival
• New bar’s a haven for fans of crime drama
• Finding the right words to describe eclectic festival!
• Fitness is important but I’m to go back to pole dancing
• The late late show
• Full of Caribbean
• There’s horror that your soul or where you have getting scared
• Writing is quite good for fitting in around mumming
• The effect on Hollywood
• It’s a hard glaze, right?
• Swedish furniture giant Ikea is heading in a smart new direction
• Taking Spyder for a spin will leave you breathless
• The city that cast a spell over Muggle Emma
• Sittin’ on the dock of the bay
• India flights increased after airspace restrictio­ns are lifted
• ‘We want all customers to get amazing service’
• Architects expand in Midlands
• Dudley worst hit by the loss of high street shops
• Investors should have more realistic expectatio­ns
• ‘Uninsured travellers can face costly medical bills’
• BOOK REVIEW
• Bilic ready to reward rookie with new deal
• Diangana has started as he means to go on
• Bjorn optimist insists the points will come
• Smith backs Wes to be a fast learner
• Jack admitsVill­a have had Prem wake-up call
• Pep: Gimenez will seize his chance to be a Blues favourite

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