Birmingham Post - 2019-12-12

• Pair guilty of murdering victim who was never found
• But councillor says slip of tongue at hustings prompted confusion hours before polling day
• Banksy’s Christmas gift comes with a message...
• Red noses ‘were protest’
• A welcome surprise that gets to the art of the debate
• Other Midland councils
• Call for sale of data to outside organisati­ons to be banned
• Metro extension arrives three weeks early
• Rogue landlord ‘made Scrooge look charitable’
• New coaches finally set to ease strain on the train
• Premium ticket edges standard into third class
• Convicted official claims demos are vendetta
• More days lost to mental health
• School protest banners removed during election
• Fraudsters stole thousands by hacking accounts with malware
• Bid to block homes after fears for rail viaduct plan
• Huge housing vision for city site
• Midland cricketer pleads guilty in ‘spot fixing’ betting case
• Theme parks warned after death
• Go-ahead for tallest skyscraper in the city
• Midland Battle of Britain pilot died at 101
• Network retrieves £135,000 of stolen goods
• Trucker who killed doctor in cycle lane jailed for 21 months
• Trust raked in £5m in parking fees
• From Brum postman to Shanghai detective fighting opium gangs
• Work starts on next step of city’s Paradise project
• Call to fix ethnicity pay gap by Asian Chamber
• Bears praise grit of captain Willis after death at 70
• ADVERTISIN­G FEATURE
• University wins fight to build 11 student blocks
• Win or lose, Labour has to change
• Caribbean workers could cash in on our election result
• Why it may come down to underdogs v bandwagons
• Diplomat’s comments show the panto is only just starting
• This Neverland’s bostin’
• Whitney’s advice to me was strike whilst the iron’s hot. That’s why in the past ten years I’ve never stopped
• They go wild for safari park at Christmas time
• Jingle all the way to Bullring for a boogie
• Christmas is in ruins!
• SOUND bites
• I think I’ve shown that even a non-dancing dad in his 50s can learn some moves
• The Bush telegraph
• SOUND bites
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• I’ve learnt that to maintain my happiness, I need to keep some things private...
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• IS IT TIME TO TALK TURKEY SWAPS?
• Festive fungi
• I love an underdog, and you really root for Lionel as the story goes on
• IT’S A STORY I’VE WANTED TO TELL SINCE THE REAL TRIAL
• SINKING TO A NEW LEVEL
• A TOME FOR CHRISTMAS? From biographie­s to histories to thrillers, leafs through some of the books you’ll want to curl up with this Christmas time
• An enthrallin­g chronicle of the CBSO’s first 100 years
• JOANNE watkinson
• The festive gifts every beauty buff will love
• FIVE ways to...
• All I want for Christmas is
• One to tick all the boxes A rare find – a longcase clock from one of England’s greatest craftsmen
• Cracking kit to help fill your stocking... You don’t have to spend thousands to treat the tech fan in your life this Christmas
• The latest Corolla is stylish and offers fuel for thought
• GEEK TO ME
• Take a walk in these winter wonderland­s
• Natural selection
• Christmas magic starts here
• MOROCCAN ROLL
• We’re in an emergency situation... society is not well LAUREN TAYLOR chats to comedian and mental health campaigner Ruby Wax about daily mindfulnes­s, opening up and the importance of self-forgivenes­s
• Three reasons to...
• Whitecap in plan to grow after moving to city centre
• Rape support project is named business of year
• Large HMOs are now licensed by local councils
• More people confident to see house prices rise
• Making space for a new
• Legend Ron’s success will live on for ever
• BOOK REVIEW
• Fans want to see stand renamed after ex-boss
• Jim was my best ever manager, says hero Joe
• McCafferty wants Bears to be leaders
• Pereira is the best player in the league – Ajayi
• Defender’s KO could leave Villa hamstrung
• Jude knows his best interests lie with Blues – Pep

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