Birmingham Post - 2019-11-28

• Corbyn calls for inquiry into 1974 pub bombings
• SevernTren­t fined after roadworks caused rush hour chaos
• Changing shopping habits put paid to traditiona­l Birmingham business
• Birmingham to consider London’s Uber ban at renewal hearing
• Blast from past 75 years on
• ‘Bullying and harassment’ in campaign
• Protesters: ‘We’ll defend our beliefs’
• Head stole half a million pounds
• Jailhouse that held the Peaky Blinders set to open to public
• Corbyn attacks disgruntle­d former MP Austin as a ‘Tory’
• Rider crushed to death when horse fell on her
• Robberies soars in just three years
• Another huge developmen­t on horizon for historic area of city
• Rise in over-65s will prompt need for retirement villages
• Cinema riot was ‘system failure’, claims Labour
• Digital post mortem scanner delays body release
• GP surgery could be closed unless it improves
• Cigarette case was silver lining for hero soldier
• £800,000 payout for 200 staff of collapsed firm
• University honours a Hollywood great
• Ex-police officer tweeted ‘racist and sexist’ messages
• Scale of opiate and alcohol addictions within city revealed
• Former England rugby captain to tackle Christmas sporting lunch
• Last orders as old pub to be flattened for HS2 line
• Name of newWest Coast Main Line operator revealed asAvanti
• 9,000 student bed shortfall in city
• Teacher loses dismissal case but refuses to pay £44,000 legal demand
• Charity fraudster stole more than he confessed to police
• They’ve stolen our history
• Pair tarnished reputation of other metal detectoris­ts
• First building in Paradise project handed to PwC
• Stroke of luck? No, it was all skill as golfer hits 10th hole-in-one
• New MPs must end uncertaint­y and give business a break
• A manifesto for the West Midlands
• Let business brains prevail
• This little Piggy tax and the parking levy debate
• Repaired fountain restores pride in city
• How a daughter of Durham cuts through Republican­s’ lies
• Our own ‘Bauhaus’ could be saved with a little imaginatio­n
• I encapsulat­e a lot of Daniel Craig – after he’s been savagely beaten
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Grumpy Rick is no Scrooge at Christmas
• Thunder to whip up a snow storm
• The young Norwegian with a passion for Midlands organs
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• David reaches for the sky with Yuletide spectacula­r
• Meeting Victoria made me think, ‘If I don’t spend my life with her, it would be awful’
• So what’s different about the 2019 German Market?
• Save £££s on tickets with these Black Friday deals!
• Downing St in turmoil during election week!
• They’re stars in our eyes
• The thought of wasting food drives me crazy
• Love those leftovers
• I’ve played a lot of real life characters but most of them can’t sue me
• Stars back a worthy Claus with festive shows to raise cash for animal charities
• My menopause never affected work, but I had to paint on a smile
• JOANNE watkinson
• TRIED & TESTED
• Movies and shakers A collection of classic film posters looks set to fetch a pretty penny at auction
• The princess of put-downs
• Clean up your act with a robot
• Tech that...
• Compact, curvy Evoque’s more desirable than ever
• GEEK TO ME
• Eco comfort in the art of the city
• THE GREATEST LIGHT SHOW ON EARTH...
• Late breaks
• Take in the Alpine aroma
• A taste of the great indoors... If you’ve come in from the cold, enjoy colour in your home with a houseplant
• Growth company looks to showcase the region
• Malmaison appoints two new senior managers
• St Modwen chief set to make switch to Landsec
• Banks suffer 5 IT clitches each week – report
• Women would rather go to Mumsnet for financial advice
• Moseley coach Glackin earns County honours
• Barry back with salute to ‘honest’ Bilic
• Struggling Camp has been True gent about Blues snub
• Gardner reveals pride at full-time coaching switch
• Chief executive Purslow emphatic on key duo’s future
• Villa boss praises his ‘mature’ skipper for winging it
• Smith hails star’s wand of left foot

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