Birmingham Post - 2019-10-24

• LAST-DITCH BID TO SAVE FLYOVER
• £25m project to regenerate city centre in time for 2022
• Cashpoint raiders who stole £250k sent to jail for 31 years
• Homeless help masterplan falling well short of target
• Surprise attraction to get Christmas celebratio­ns off to Flyer
• Rogue travel agent gets 21 months
• Brexit Party gains first councillor in region
• Elected leader blasts ‘harsh’ breach of confidence punishment
• Adam’s the apple of diners’ eye as restaurant bags top spot
• Letter criticism with mayor hopeful on Labour shortlist
• Golfers hit out at plan to shut course
• Astle family calls for inquiry into dementia deaths
• Tales of the unexpected as accidents in schools rise
• Vision to extend 20mph speed limit to whole city
• Wedding caterers fined £200k after guests hit by salmonella
• Historic art school saved from neglect
• First look at £36m hospital A&E revamp
• Bin win for petition girls
• Man in gang who killed dad-of-2 has jail term increased
• Family calls for answers to death of England fan
• Biscuit tin bus just the ticket
• Watchdog warning over video game ‘loot boxes’
• ‘Phonics’ test fears as kids slip behind
• Queen’s Award honour to volunteers who revived garden suburb
• Trader who sold steroids on stall must repay £68k
• Plan for shops, bars and apartments
• Canalside restaurant on market for £1.75million
• Affordable homes and flight path fear over tallest tower bid
• ‘Weapons and violence are driving exclusions’
• Small number of sex crime reports end in conviction
• Teen jailed for life after murdering former pal in the street
• Tolkien home where classic was penned has £4.5m price tag
• A shocking abuse of power
• MPs call for a rethink in dealing with drugs crisis
• Westminste­r farce has bigger meaning to US self-interest
• Marking golden anniversar­y of UK’s love affair with ska
• SOUND bites
• I’m certainly not the next Bruce Springstee­n
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• The time is right to revisit innovative, political album
• I’m still not ready for my last waltz
• Being on Strictly marks my rebirth
• I have got to be on fire for every show
• Now I understand why Dad loved him
• New team at historic city theatre are thinking BIG
• Eaterie named region’s best at Asian awards
• It’s time I showed I can do more than just bake
• You realise that ‘good/bad thing’, that you’ve been taught as a child, isn’t the way that the world works
• SCARLETT’S RIGHT AT HOME FOR AN AFRICAN ADVENTURE GEORGIA HUMPHREYS
• Extinction
• Who wouldn’t love to see a full-access doc on Trump As his memoir is published, Louis Theroux tells LUKE RIX-STANDING about his dream interviewe­e, how he has changed with age and keeping his cool on camera
• OF THE WEEK
• STYLE files
• JOANNE watkinson SHE RE-WEARS IT WELL
• Stay good as
• TRIED & TESTED
• BUYS AND DOLLS
• Tech that...
• Estate with bags of space that’s good looking too
• GEEK TO ME
• The climb is right...
• The horror of tombs with a view
• Intensive bear
• LATE BREAKS
• LIFE’S A BREEZE IN MAURITIUS...
• First step on the ladder for Maryan
• Top prize for restaurant at town business awards
• Benefits of the Games will be felt
• BID members in key ballot
• Land sale may prompt rethink of ‘plain’ designs
• Apartments planned at office block
• Speculativ­e sellers sitting tight in housing market
• A back-stop for employment and pension rights
• Investors say ethical issues could prompt money move
• Pete putting in miles to help drive Moseley on
• Bilic stayed calm before Albion comeback
• BOOK REVIEW
• Villa draw inspiratio­n from Jack
• James has laid down benchmark on fitness to the boss
• Pep hails ‘tactical trap’ in Blues win

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