Birmingham Post - 2019-10-17

• Open prison shut down as inmates found in ‘squalor’
• Addict left girlfriend to die in crash after chase
• Soaring hate crime figures blamed on ‘political atmosphere’
• MP Byrne: ‘False attacks’ in Labour mayoral race are ‘poisoning politics’
• Businesses and jobs could be threatened by workplace parking levy,
• ‘Secret’ plan to drive cars out of the city centre
• Adios: Spanish eateries fold amid higher costs and taxes
• Suspicious vehicle – and not floods – behind safety move
• Concerns over homes plans
• Education Secretary: Schools ‘wrong’ to close early on Friday
• Residents at breaking point over staff parking nightmare
• Powerful new screen industry body puts region in the picture
• ‘Hollow words’ as region suffers 14 knife crimes every day
• Corbyn ‘must go’ if party is defeated at General Election
• £40 fine for constituen­cy office attack
• ‘Aggressive’ LGBT protester confronted head in her office
• Silver teaspoon found in cutlery draw could cause a stir
• Councils want control of HS2 North and Midlands
• Major route to get priority bus lanes into city
• ‘Stop having babies’ and save world from disaster
• Crime fears over YMCA expansion
• Paedophile’s move to city hostel sparks angry protest
• A new dawn – just for the record
• New Evoque helps JLR turn around falling sales
• MP Mitchell condemns city creep into green belt
• Club licence suspended after gang violence
• Huge Martineau project will be city’s ‘front door’
• Shop owner jailed for wiping CCTV evidence
• Closure confirmed for music venue that kick-started careers
• Inquiry told Proceeds of Crime Act should be used after breast op scandal
• Racism among football fans is a problem closer to home, too
• Fancy being an MP? It’s only for the brave
• Driving home the need for ecological housing
• Brexit upheaval may discourage others
• ‘Every crisis has its moment... we have not been beaten yet’
• Treat ancient forests like our cathedrals
• Engine of innovation at heart of tech revolution
• It’s crazy how taxing Strictly is on the body
• SOUND bites
• NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL A CONCERT!
• Stars teaming up for a night of 90s nostalgia
• SOUND bites
• The student dreaming of playing in New York
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• I don’t want to tempt fate, but it’s very rare we have a bad gig
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Portrait of an extraordin­ary woman history overlooked
• The greatest
• After The Black and White Minstrel Show, Tiswas felt like being in the Beatles. It was like the road to recovery...
• All aboard for a taste of India... Maharaja style!
• Irish quartet will stop you in your tracks
• Baking brings you out of your shell...
• I’M BLAGGING IT AND I’M VERY RAW. I CAN ONLY BE ME
• ALL’S FAIRY IN LOVE AND WAR
• Give hibernatin­g creatures a helping hand
• Don’t forget your roses in the great autumn garden tidy-up
• STYLE files
• JOANNE watkinson
• TRIED & TESTED
• DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
• A very tasty collection
• Tech that...
• MOVING ON UP
• SNEAKY PEAKS
• As you get older it’s not great to be too thin. I’ve always wanted to be curvy
• Alucast opens £2.25m machine shop
• Codemaster­s eye China market with new deals
• Property firms continue to build together in new joint venture
• Civil Service hub to take over old Woolworths site
• Hawkins Hatton helpsTHL seal deal to expand
• Investment in a greener world to keep growing
• Pereira has got Premier ambition at Hawthorns
• Albion duo’s mutual appreciati­on society
• BOOK REVIEW
• Blueprint for future is a winner, says Spooner
• Terry’s all goal-d for McGinn!
• Mings reveals shock extent of vile chants

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