Birmingham Post - 2019-09-12

• I’ve done enough to get re-elected, claims mayor
• Business Awards to boost £2m Acorns appeal
• We can build our own mythologie­s – and take Brum to a higher peak
• Hundreds of new trains could Supercharg­e Midland economy
• Call for rethink of HS2 route to link up Birmingham and Nottingham
• The Midlands Engine Rail strategy
• MP: Review must consider alternativ­e high-speed route
• City braced for more LGBT demos
• Total of 6,700 complaints in a year
• Boots NHS walk-in clinic ‘in the wrong place’ could be axed
• New Defender lands at last
• But potential Brexit no-deal strikes a blow to confidence
• Adam’s makes top 50 restaurant­s in Good Food Guide
• ‘White blokes’ at the top ‘slowing down the region’
• An Englishman’s home up for sale
• Council to hire political assistants despite cuts
• Councillor­s throw out gates plan for ‘millionair­es’ estate
• Robber, 15, jailed after pensioner he mugged dies over a week later
• Midland high street closures soar
• Green belt housing plan chopped back
• Pupils unsafe at ‘inadequate’ city school
• School governor groomed girl but gets ‘benefit of the doubt’
• Spelman to quit seat as she highlights no-deal fears
• Speed camera snares 7,000 drivers
• Mother gets 18 years for killing boyfriend in drunk knife frenzy
• Man admits mowing PC down with his car
• Hoard dates to ‘Roman Brexit’
• Midland couple feel wrath of St Ives locals with ‘Holibobs’ cottage
• Violent teenage burglars sent video of stolen car to victim
• Move stalls to ban begging and rough sleepers from city centre
• The 1960s racism row that brought Malcolm X calling
• ‘Ridiculous’ plan to shut expressway postponed
• Judge backs officers who restrained prisoner
• Company boss killed in road crash
• Tourist tax not the answer to local authority underfundi­ng
• 5G will be game-changer as region leads the way
• Europe will soon come a-knocking
• PM’s judgment is questionab­le
• Second vote is only way out of chaos
• West Midlands ‘urban national park’ would have a rich story to tell
• HS2 delay will be disaster for region
• THE KING AND I
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• It would be a ‘crime’ to miss this family affair!
• SOUND bites
• Discover Brum’s hidden
• It’s an amazing opportunit­y, I can’t believe I’m actually here
• SOUND bites
• When Rosie read the part of King John it was electrifyi­ng
• Phenomenon breathing life into old boozers
• Orchestra upholds friendship­s across the political divide
• Taste of Downton that’s sure to make you Abbey
• RAISE A GLASS
• Chicken delight
• Winter warmer
• I didn’t really believe that there would be a Downton film...
• JACK’S JUST THE LAD TO TEACH KIDS ABOUT WILDLIFE
• ABBEY ENDING...
• HUSTLERS (15)
• Three to see
• My income had always been insecure... Apple Tree Yard made me less poor
• Why Holly’s the yummiest of mummies...
• JOANNE watkinson
• ONTHE RADAR
• Delft a good hand
• Apple turns things up to 11
• Tech that...
• Flexible, spacious Tarraco is sure to be a family favourite
• A whiter shade of pale
• THE LOOMING TOWER
• SHOWTIME IN CHICAGO
• When I found out I was pregnant I felt this wallop of anxiety take hold
• Fab four are included in the top 100 tech firms
• Law firm on track as Games sponsor
• New chair takes reins at city networking group
• Landmark building hailed as ‘fitting’ new home
• Insurance ‘quirks’ can hit drivers in pocket
• ER can come to your aid when selling up
• Brexit drama is like real-life soap opera
• Martinez much impressed as Engels adapts to Prem’s pace
• Return toVilla really floats George’s Boat
• BOOK REVIEW
• We want more than simply surviving
• Less is more in the numbers game for Blues boss Clotet
• ENGELS MAKES HIS MARX AS HE SHINES AT VILLA
• Sky Blues chief leads chase for top Albion job

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