Birmingham Post - 2019-11-14

• Law firm confirms move to Paradise
• Cash pledged to restore historic hall’s gardens
• Back to the future for Morris van
• Tory suspended over immigratio­n comment
• Deputy condemns report as ‘misleading and dishonest’
• Mayor urges swift decision
• Couple killed drug addict and claimed benefits, trial is told
• Don’t back Brexit Party, says former Vote Leave chief
• I’ll be a new broom who opponents fear, claims Galloway
• Labour infighting rumbles on in LGBT row seat
• Woman left unable to eat after botched op
• Officers inVilla player death case named
• School criticised for ‘moving pupils on’ before exams
• Labour accused of snub to car industry workers
• Eco-friendly supermarke­t shuns plastic as new branch opens
• Allegation­s ‘an attack on my children, not just me’
• Phillips and Watson face Hemming complaint as ‘fantasist’ loses libel case
• Nightclub insists it is staying put despite proposals for restaurant
• Station revamp is key to Commonweal­th Games regenerati­on
• Music pub ‘saved’ – but it will still close
• 400 apartments revealed for huge ‘New Garden Square’ masterplan
• Go-ahead for major Quarter plan
• Failing school’s ‘hung, drawn, quartered’ comment criticised
• Ambulance fears block Aldi bid for new store
• ‘County lines’ gang preyed on vulnerable youngsters
• Police worker jailed for leaking details about murder case
• ‘Rough-sex’ death case appeal
• Traders fight to stop city selling off business estate
• Councillor re-selected after mental health battle
• Cows’ backsides are clue to masterpiec­e lost in gallery drawer
• Here’s a manifesto all the parties should make their business
• I can’t see where PM pulls in the votes
• Better public transport is just the ticket
• The pact that conspired to put a PM back in No.10...
• Knox ‘exonerees’ circus fails to remember the real victims
• Tight-knit, nurturing choir that likes to keep it local
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Classical champion has been Post-ing reviews for 50 years
• I’m still making noise for a living
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Fairy Godmother: co-star’s my Prince Charming!
• We’re always colliding with strangers and there’s a chance for great intimacy, as well as explosions
• Deep Purple’s Glenn to play classic tracks
• After the Oscars, I met Ken Branagh and Emma Thompson for tea and toast
• A mistake can prove fatal but in a way that’s what I love about it
• Can Gino succeed where fellow star chef Jamie failed?
• This is a character I hadn’t seen before... You don’t know if you can trust her
• With these two on the case, it’s goodnight Vienna for criminals
• FESTIVE ROM-COM HITS A BUM NOTE
• In my work now the stakes are zero... no one dies if I write a terrible article
• Leather forecast Take your cue from the catwalks with these modern takes on a classic fabric, says KATIE WRIGHT
• JOANNE watkinson
• Master the classic eye make-up technique with these catwalkins­pired ideas, says KATIE WRIGHT
• INSIDE A TOP BEAUTY EDITOR’S MAKE-UP BAG
• If only these pieces could talk... Antiques expert Judith Miller talks about her collection
• Apple AirPod Pros outweigh the cons
• Tech that...
• Big, bold X-Trail muscles in on ubiquitous brother
• Bury your treasure now November is the best time to plant tulip bulbs, ready for a spring show
• In the footsteps of history’s forgotten female explorers
• Late breaks
• The anniversar­y of Jade’s death is hard every year but we always talk about her
• Skills gap still an issue as more people find work
• Deals for city centre offices forecast to outdo 2018’s results
• IWG eyes more sites as flexible working grows
• Mighty investment­s will grow from little acorns
• Women lag behind men in saving for retirement
• Lodders celebrates its top rankings in guides
• Player power is paying off at Mose - Nathanael
• Midfield is the centre of attention for Baggies boss
• BOOK REVIEW
• Trezeguet is living the dream with Villa
• Bumps in road won’t knock us off course vows Pep

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