Birmingham Post - 2019-11-07

• MY MUM IS NOT A MURDERER
• Birmingham to become a ‘breastfeed­ing friendly city’
• £85k payout for tutor sacked after bout of insomnia
• Call for business rates review to help high streets
• Council tax to rise 4% and £27m cuts to come
• Authority’s big financial challenges in years ahead
• Government ‘hypocrisy’ as certainty undermined
• Probe over sixth childbirth death
• City councillor storms out after meeting descends into angry farce
• Godsiff loses battle for safe Labour seat in LGBT row
• Johnson uses city to launch campaign
• May’s ‘fall guy’ rejected asTory candidate
• Familiar faces quit
• Flyover will not halt new Sprint bus
• Call to public over Remembranc­e
• Drunk couple caused chaos on flight after vodka binge
• Sacked policeman guilty of sick child sex offences
• Constable locked up for ‘explicit’ messages sent to vulnerable woman
• Ride’s safety discussed before girl was killed
• Supermarke­t fined £75,000 for dumping waste onto city street
• Jail for boiler salesman who preyed on elderly
• Pop-up restaurant: ‘No-shows’ are a threat to livelihood
• Council needs more action and less talk to succeed – report
• New cash to boost neglected towns
• Mum locked up for failure to get son to attend school
• Short path ‘costing council £2k’
• Green Kathryn to run for mayor
• Trinket pushes the right buttons
• Mechanic spared jail – despite 60 offences
• Nurse gave patient wrong vaccine
• Labour’s Byrne claims uncertaint­y is harming city jobs and investment
• Vandal faces prison over attacks on city mosques
• Baths could become Britain’s ‘finest’ public pool
• RoseWest helped abduct teenager, claims solicitor
• Anglo-Saxon hoard was
• 137 Marston’s pubs sold to rival Admiral
• Gloves are off in the crucible of the Midlands battlegrou­nd
• | CHRIS GAME
• They can rebrand history but can they redefine ‘ordinary’?
• Hitting drivers will harm city’s future
• DIY is way forward when BBC ignore us
• Trump unwittingl­y makes Boris look weak ahead of poll
• Finding the funny side of being so unlucky in love
• SOUND BITES
• Time is right for more of Ben’s ‘little bit of politics’
• SOUND bites
• Agatha Christie gave me The Mousetrap for my ninth birthday...
• David is flattered by the Roald Dahl comparison­s
• Our last chance to see Carlos strut his stuff?
• The Rolling Stones are to blame for us all continuing to go and go
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Duo work in tandem to create magical worlds
• MUSIC REVIEW
• Playing the waiting game at city’s finest restaurant­s
• Art of baking
• Spring form Tin star
• Choc and awe
• In a world in which we are all looking down at our phones, this film is about the wonder of looking up
• THE BAD BOYS DONE GOOD
• THERE IS POWER IN A REUNION...
• My dodgy past has affected everything I said or did, but it’s never depressed me
• TRIED & TESTED
• Escape to the Chateau
• A flavour of the future...
• Tech that...
• Clio Mk5 set to win even more admirers
• Feeling a yen for zen
• Seven wonders
• Late breaks
• £750k added to fund to train firms’ apprentice­s
• City law firm acquired in £4m deal
• Intu offloads biz park to aid finances
• H&M concept store in the Bullring
• Brexit impasse affecting potential tenant interest
• Sales boost in high street after bigger price cuts
• Peer: Millennial­s getting less for paying in more
• Lessons must be learned fromWoodfo­rd debacle
• Mose’s Jacques on top of world after SA win
• Pep insists his Blues will stick with attacking style on road
• BOOK REVIEW
• Albion happy to go to Hull and back now
• Baggies top again after routine win at strugglers
• Late goals and leads lost costly
• ALBION BOSS DELIGHTED BY ANOTHER GOOD RESULT ON ROAD

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