Birmingham Post - 2019-10-10

• £500 per year parking levy ‘will hammer’ city workers
• Islamists exploited school protests
• Mayor to ditch robes until real fur is replaced
• Investment firm to bolster region’s tech sector
• Proof that there’s far more taste to Birmingham than the BaltiTrian­gle
• Journey to sainthood nears end for cardinal
• Newman’s inspiratio­n is foundation of university
• Transport boss: Doing nothing is not a choice
• Car keys are targeted in spate of raids across town
• Drug and prostituti­on mastermind facing prison
• Doctor on bike died because of trucker’s cluttered dashboard
• Visits to library plummet
• Think tank: ‘Out-of-control’ HS2 project should be axed
• Pupils told to watch YouTube as teachers at failing school strike
• New clampdown on ugly home alteration­s
• 5G win for region was ‘political’
• Security probe after ‘gangster’ attack on rap star at arena
• Foreign criminals ‘harder to identify’ under Brexit
• Former PM warns delays to supplies will halt production
• Byrne hits back in row over creating energy firm
• Wrangle over proposals for city’s tallest building as Birmingham Airport objects
• Council defends scrapping flyover
• Security guard convicted of bizarre fraud in which he posed as medic at major events
• Force to add 366 new officers to its thin blue line
• Student paramedic, 24, died after ‘losing control’ of her motorbike
• Pervert who filmed up skirts for years avoids prison term
• England expects plenty of medals
• Brexit ‘poses risks to 2022 Games’
• Pub bombs families ask Irish government to back public inquiry
• Ex-MP Hemming calls for review after lawyer sentenced in secret
• Rare ‘special ops’ war plane restored to its former glory
• Sport is £250m winner for region
• Is half of the HS2 route to the North about to hit the buffers?
• Why do some councils get such a bad name?
• Shop window on Brexit and the world
• PM’s palTrump must send road-death suspect back to UK
• Please give us our country back
• Brum’s original rocker helped get the Stones rolling
• It’s not just cricket... my dear old thing
• I may sound like a prima donna, but I couldn’t tour without my pillow
• Stripping Carmen of castanets
• Whistle a Happy Christmas!
• Knightmare as cult kids’ show hits the stage
• Hats off to band that’s been going for 50 years
• The secret’s out as Dakotas join 60s tour
• SOUND bites
• I want to give people a refuge from darkness
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Jeffrey’s half a century at the helm of chamber choir
• One FUR the diaries of all animal lovers!
• SOUND bites
• I thought: ‘I’ve been lied to... and I want to know why’
• MY WIFE’S MORE WORRIED ABOUT ME FLYING THAN WRANGLING CROCODILES
• ALAS, SMITH AND CLONES
• Ageing is awful but I’m very grateful to be alive
• TRIED & TESTED
• 50 Still coining it at
• If it sparks something inside of you and you can afford it...buy it
• Tech that...
• A 207mph Bentley that oozes elegance
• No weeping over willow
• A SWEDE DEAL
• A BARGAIN IN THE BALKANS
• LATE BREAKS
• CATCH THE SUN
• I was never able to talk to my father about his cancer, or to say goodbye
• JLR’s owner on climate change seminar line-up
• Rebranding as financial outfits decide to merge
• House of Fraser spin-off set for shopping centre
• Concerned a recession is coming? Don’t panic!
• Productivi­ty puzzle needs fresh thinking
• Levy for scam victims faces fight against time
• Stalwart Buster aiming to create new memories
• Pereira looks to stay part of Albion’s family
• BOOK REVIEW
• Teen ace Jude’s heart is firmly with Blues – Pep
• It’s been a challenge but staying up has been our reward
• Nakamba vows to ignore ‘disgusting’ racist chanting
• Goal spree has been coming for a long time – Grealish
• Camp: We all make mistakes

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