Birmingham Post - 2019-09-19

• Losing HS2 and no deal ‘would lead to recession’
• BEST IN THE BUSINESS
• City’s premier tennis event is downgraded
• Yaqoob in bid to be Labour’s candidate for Midland mayor
• Tributes to BEARS hero
• Wife cleared of husband’s mercy killing
• First ever game of rugby seen in rediscover­ed 1851 photograph
• Byrne refuses to apologise in job figures row
• Volunteers for 2022 Games could be given qualificat­ion
• Roman ‘pendants’ were eye-liner make-up sets
• Old offices to become boutique hotel
• Tech Awards deadline looms
• Failing course looks to cash in on ‘footgolf’ phenomenon
• Crime-linked ‘drill music’ will not face ban by police
• City’s historic ‘Pelican Works’ at risk of being lost, claim experts
• Landmark church could close without £40,000 gutter repairs
• ‘Flesh-eating’ disease went unnoticed by medics before pensioner died
• Anger as old building makes way for Islamic school plans
• Police shooting of fleeing man in underpants ‘was reasonable’
• West Bromwich Albion legend’s life and legacy told in play
• Catholic church refuses girl’s baptism because mum is CoE
• Top chef Aktar to open Argentinia­n steakhouse in Brindleypl­ace
• Ex-soldier jailed inThai hell-hole to be sent home
• Beleaguere­d teachers met with yet more chanting over equality lessons
• Couple found stolen Range Rover in same garage as previous theft
• Flats on neglected site finally move step closer with £98m deal
• Town may face action unless mast ban is lifted
• Shock of no deal may be too much for carmakers to absorb
• We’re fighting for HS2 – and the 22nd century is counting on us
• Faces of tomorrow have vital role in city’s future
• Trump accusation­s add further fuel to crisis in Middle East
• See how your MP voted on Brexit
• Boris taking the bull by the horns
• It’s been a ‘brutiful’ trip through our city’s past
• Time for a fresh start after Bercow
• Breaking all the rules to bring us beauty and truth
• Suit of amore
• SOUND bites
• That’s The Thing about mental health...
• I got pulled up for joking about my dad’s disability
• I needed to sail to new lands and see what I could find
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• World premiere of new Birtwistle compositio­n
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• You’ll get sucked in!
• RODERICK WILLIAMS AND CHRISTOPHE­R GLYNN
• GILDAS QUARTET
• In a drama like this there is nowhere to hide... I relish that
• LIFE’S SMALL DECISIONS TOLD ON AN EPIC SCALE
• SPACE ODDITY
• Mr Big is probably not going to come and rescue you in your 50s
• ON THE SPOTS...
• TRIED & TESTED
• Deals on wheels Small yet mighty, Dinky toys attract a lot of collectors and can fetch a small fortune
• Born in the USA... an icon the world over
• Tech that...
• An Italian stallion that will quicken the heart
• GEEK TO ME
• Exotic holidays that don’t cost the Earth
• FULL STEAM AHEAD
• Finance chief appointed by group behind arenas
• Covering more than your back
• Deprived areas hit hard as free ATMs disappear
• Architectu­re brand gets new lease of life in deal
• Bilic family happy to sample the quieter life
• Albion role too good to refuse – new boss
• BOOK REVIEW
• Sawyers has warning for league rivals
• Pep gives ace top Marc for revival of fortunes
• Jude reminds me of Spurs ace, says Dan
• HOME COMFORTS FOR BAGGIES BOSS

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