Birmingham Post - 2020-02-13

• Police fears over revival of disused music venue
• HS2 back on track as PM rolls in
• Opponents condemn habitat destructio­n
• ‘Bright future for region Politician­s and bosses hail decision
• Trains must be built here, says Byrne
• £75k appeal launched to restore Botanical Gardens bandstand
• New scheme to find ethnic minority leaders of future
• CleanAir Zone delayed again thanks to car checker farce
• Stalker offered his victim ‘dream trip to Blackpool’
• Restaurant reopens as hotel clears out rodents
• Police officer sacked for bike shop trousers theft
• Boss stabbed colleague to death after depression
• Unique Midland houses rock the world’s top tourist spots...
• Government shuts Muslim school after controvers­y
• Shoes in prayer room ‘was mistake’
• JLR sacked worker who complained about fumes
• Strike threat looms as plants to grind to halt
• Call for an independen­t Kashmir by new city MP
• Chinese suffer abuse over virus
• ‘Upskirter’ convicted after dozens of pictures found
• Health chiefs suspend medic who exposed rogue surgeon
• School transport scandal disclosure blocked by council Tory opposition calls for resignatio­ns
• Man stabbed in A&E as huge brawl erupts at hospital
• Byrne revealed as Labour’s man for mayor
• Camp Hill School for Boys tops GCSE table
• Airport parking a ‘nightmare’ for private hire taxis
• City Uber licence renewed
• Tributes to city boxing legend and promoter
• Cricketer jailed for trying to bribe other players
• McDonald’s to make way for £227m Metro line
• Fears for future of city markets
• Why Labour has to bridge the gap between Corbyn and reality
• Scaling new heights of democratic discontent...
• EU has not realised what our loss means
• Deal makes a mockery of Harry and Meghan’s eco homilies
• Fatal hit-and-run driver jailed Former city charity chief left to die in road after being knocked off bike
• No religion is safe in this South Park-style musical
• Best of Buddys!
• SOUND bites
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Superstar Kelly to kick off new era for Brum’s Pride festival
• New live venue aims to give local bands their break
• Pioneer Pee Wee is set take you to funky town
• Everyone can dance if they put their heart and soul into it
• Your pass to the GREAT OUTDOORS
• You’ve got to love a rose Let a rambling rose spread romance throughout your plot in late spring
• Something Mells good at new hub
• Fill up the family for £20 a week
• We thought he might get better, so filming without Michael was tough
• AUSTEN POWERS
• I feared that my father’s death would plunge me back into deep depression
• JOANNE watkinson
• ONTHE RADAR
• PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE Nelson Mandela became a free man 30 years ago. looks at leading figures imprisoned for their beliefs
• In the market for a small car? Auctioneer Simon Hope loves classic vehicles, whatever the size…
• Diamond-encrusted Crossback has a certain je ne sais quoi!
• GEEK TO ME
• CELEBS ARE ALL AT SEA
• The ultimate
• Spa from the madding
• You can’t be old and wise if you’ve not been young and daft
• Increase in confidence fuels return to growth
• Monarch hangar is sold to aviation services firm
• St Martin’s Place proving popular
• What’s making shoppers less likely to splash out?
• Suddenly, everyone’s looking to buy some time
• Next game, not move, all that matters to Call
• Chris’s Brunt response to failed Stoke deal
• BOOK REVIEW
• Neil admits the gloves are off in fight to be Villa’s No.1
• Leaving a tough call for James
• Hotshot Hogan has Scott the lot – Juke
• Boss plays down talk of play-offs

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