Birmingham Post - 2020-02-20

• Clean Air Zone won’t be delayed despite problems
• Awards to celebrate region’s top apprentice­s
• £1.7m to give Bard back to Brum Major project to revive one of world’s greatest Shakespear­e collection­s
• Flood defences hold – but more rain on the way
• Rare England shirt almost went to jumble sale
• Half of ambulance staff attacked in the past year
• City council tax bill set to rise by £150
• Fears over NHS plan to tap into mobile phones
• Care home plan for historic manor house revived
• Fears over stop and search for ethnic minorities
• Road ahead for the car revealed in JLR concept
• Aktar’s new Argentinia­n steakhouse set to open
• Councillor slams training session that used Lego
• ‘Bomb site’ car park to be transforme­d into 700 new flats
• Historic pool raises the roof
• Ex-officer barred from police after using cancelled blue badge
• Uber reveals facial ID system after safety fears
• £3m boost for low-carbon projects
• Blow for Solihull as M&S to close
• Man fitted tracker to his ex’s car
• Travellers move nearer QE ‘to access services’
• Tributes after death of respected councillor
• 2022 Games accused of being a ‘vanity project’
• Shop supplied illegal alcohol kept in baby bottles
• Towns ‘will not’ lose their police stations
• MP calls for tough rules on Islamic madrassas
• ‘Inadequate’ A&Es failing to protect patient safety
• HS2 college ‘blocking’ Ofsted report
• RAF pilot who flew in secret battle for Russia marks 100th birthday
• Wife and brother sent memory cards to jailed terrorist
• Apartments plan for former office
• Base police in schools and turn the tide on knife crime
• HS2 – and a good day to bury good news...
• Plenty of trees – but not in the places that matter
• Has Boris just signalled an expansion of city’s airport?
• Divided Democrats will easeTeflon­Trump back intoWhite House
• There is no better feeling than making people laugh ... but to do it as Eric and Ernie is a joy
• Silence is golden as early giants of comedy set sail
• SOUND bites
• I’m a queer boy from a council estate up North, so Jamie and I have that in common
• In search of the next Swan Lake
• Havana time of their lives
• Digging out some golden oldies
• We would never Eurovision...
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Rock stars put on a show
• Leave it to the
• Tech that...
• Have we got boozers for you
• THE FLORAL TRANCE
• DID CHRISTIE CRACK POISONING MYSTERY? Agatha Christie’s theory on a famous unsolved murder case is included in new book, Poisoned at the Priory. Its author, ANTONY M BROWN, investigat­es
• I am bold... for an oldie
• Wishful thinking from
• TRIED & TESTED
• Flying in the face of adversity
• Great artists who drew our curtains
• Talk about hi-tech, this Merc’s utter-ly brilliant
• GEEK TO ME
• Love at first
• TRAVEL NEWS
• Late breaks
• Escape plans
• LICENCE T CHILL You’ll be in 007 heaven with one of these Bond-inspired breaks, writes PAUL COLE
• Don’t be defined by a number. If you want to wear a bikini, go for it!
• TechWeek will bang the city’s drum even louder
• Contenders named for 2020 Legal Awards
• Gymshark agrees third letting at BlytheVall­ey
• Grainger scheme given £185m boost
• Action needed to protect access to our own cash
• Helping the self-employed save for the future
• The goal in post-Brexit landscape
• Pedersen: We can make a late promotion push
• Blues duo striking right balance for Lukas
• BOOK REVIEW
• Chief still wondering how Bilic didn’t get a Prem club
• Jenkins gives insight into transfer approach
• Smith hopes Mings pick up at Saints...
• Players put arm around sorry Bjorn

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