Birmingham Post - 2019-12-26

• Brexit could see trade in illegal cigarettes soar
• Mayor loses patience after rail service fails to improve
• Death of baby at hands of mother ‘could not have been predicted’
• Brothers guilty of £1.5m fraud involving waste
• GP’s conviction for sexual assault quashed at appeal
• Protest school head is ‘person of year’
• M5 works nearing end of road
• £15m to create four major cycle routes across theWest Midlands
• School fraud probe after public cash goes missing
• £500,000 fine after forklift trapped man
• Police adopt the real living wage for 2022
• Boss wanted over arson and violence in company dispute
• Migrant boy on M6 now faces long period of limbo
• Revamp of golf course to go ahead despite fears
• Petition calls for safety overhaul at notorious accident blackspot
• Slice of industrial heritage rescued
• Former MP Robinson referred to police over staff salary claim
• Go-ahead for House of Fraser transforma­tion
• It’s full STEAM ahead – but we still need a deal
• A promised land with a few questions
• Brecht – and a lesson for those who revel in political ignorance
• FEBRUARY
• SEPTEMBER
• DECEMBER
• Top of the Hip parade
• It’s my job to inspire a whole generation of kids
• In dancing you want long, toned muscles – yoga conditions me
• It’s fun channellin­g a cheeky and unapologet­ic school girl
• SOUND bites
• TV Gold makes comeback
• I wish I’d enjoyed my 70s fame more... I found it slightly ridiculous
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Singing a carol was the first time I felt good at something
• Top guide names gr-eight places to eat out in Brum
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Catching wrong bus set Glynn on road to celebrity
• Make the most of mini munchies for New Year
• RAISE A GLASS
• It’s still hard watching the scene where I say goodbye to Leia... Carrie Fisher
• CHRISTINE KEELER DID NOT WANT TO BE SEEN AS A VICTIM
• SISTERS ARE DOING IT FOR THEMSELVES
• Three to see
• PLAYING WITH FIRE (PG)
• SPIES IN DISGUISE (PG)
• In our society, women are encouraged to compete, rather than being sisterly to each other...
• What lies beneath
• CHRISTMAS WEEK C’EST CHIC
• A breath of fresh hair for your do
• TRIED & TESTED
• You’ll never be board again
• All the very best for the new year
• Passat packs lots of innovative tech
• Get straight to the poinsettia
• MAKING WAVES
• THE BIRDIE DANCE
• I was eaten alive by the whole fame game
• What the stars hold For you in 2020
• Review of business rates ‘does not go far enough’
• Jewellery Quarter BID chairwoman steps down
• Lease wrangle leaves industrial units empty
• Car dealer is latest to sign up for business park
• Warehouse plans for old bowling alley
• Co-op signs up to push payment anti-fraud code
• Finding a guide through the pension pot minefield
• Rise in first time buyers on ladder
• Luftwaffe’s view of Birmingham’s Blitz
• Ovation made fight worthwhile – Chester
• Villa fan Marc is a definite for Wembley trip
• Smith sets Matt a Three Lions Targett
• Slav prefers lead role for comeback kings
• Kyle not get in the way of deadly duo!
• Bart has eyes peeled for chasing pack
• Boss gives inspiring Pep talk for second half of the season
• Boss goals clear as window set to be opened

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