Birmingham Post - 2020-02-27

• Hospital stored tissue without patient consent
• ‘HEATHROW EFFECT’ WILL COST MIDLANDS £18BN AND 14,000 JOBS
• ‘City sinking like Titanic’
• Call to stop peerage for former MP Tom Watson
• Masterplan to save town centre
• Tributes to MP who dedicated life to town
• Automotive skills taskforce led by ex-JLR director
• School closes as pupils suffer flu-like symptoms
• Flood defences along River Severn ‘buckling under pressure’
• ‘Budget for the people’ – despite council tax hike
• Former teacher trying to buy drugs sparked melee in hotel
• Medicinal cannabis clinic opens for patients with chronic pain
• Ambulance bosses failed to tell council of restructur­e
• Former council leader sparks by-election as he steps down
• GP wrongly convicted of sex assault back at work
• Fears over service station plan on smart motorway
• MP: People scared to go out as crime wave sweeps area
• Avant-garde art of St Ives greats reunited in exhibition
• ‘Unsafe’ care home exposed for filming people in bedroom
• Dangerous junction proves one of the worst in the country
• Drunk doctor convicted after airport altercatio­n
• HS2 college dealt Ofsted report blow
• Mayoral candidate looking to ‘change politics’ for better
• Calls for CCTV in cabs after attacks on drivers
• Councillor sent offensive tweet to MP
• More apartments planned for city’s Gun Quarter
• Second man charged with murder at drugs farm
• Call for rethink on closure of M&S as town centre suffers
• Terrorist to stay in prison as emergency law comes in
• We will catch sex attackers prowling road, vowsThomps­on
• Chief constable does not shed a tear after 30 years in police
• Pledge that towns will not see their stations close
• Woman knocked out in case of coronaviru­s rage
• Huge 5G phone mast ‘violates human rights’
• Slow down there... and shave billions off high speed rail cost
• Report highlights a beautiful, natural way to improve our communitie­s
• Weinstein verdict shows predators have no hiding place
• UK battery gigafactor­y needed to power change
• Without the EU, we’ll plot our own path
• A FINE BRO-MANCE! Michael Ball and Alfie Boe’s winning partnershi­p
• Pair on mission to make their home crowd laugh
• Bringing back problem pages for today’s teens
• SOUND bites
• Eric has a strong moral compass... and a fine a***!
• All aboard for barn-storming boutique festival
• We learned our trade in Octopus’s garden!
• We’ll still be doing this when we are old men
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• The pinnacle for every Irish dancer is to be in Riverdance
• I dream about winning the glitterbal­l trophy!
• Picturing a lily for summer In the depths of winter, prepare for this finest of flowers to dazzle in the sunshine
• Outrage and making people uncomforta­ble right now is very important
• UNLIKELY DUO FIGHTS AGAINST CRIME AND PREJUDICE
• CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
• BRIGHT SPARKS
• TRIED & TESTED
• Our change is as good as the best
• Sleek, silent saloon offers up pace, grace and relaxing rides
• GEEK TO ME
• GET DOVER EXCITED
• Get away from it all in Mallorca
• Late breaks
• I’m not for faddy diets – I exercise to allow myself a glass of wine
• Growth predicted to fall but Midlands will thrive
• Act now on ER before possible axe in Budget
• Medical firm to move to new BlytheVall­ey office
• ‘Cash today, poverty later’ warning over pension pots
• Critical illness cover can make a big difference
• Housing plight means couples are putting off having kids
• Good times rolling as Scott forgets dark past
• Hogan would love Jukey to roar into 20s...
• BOOK REVIEW
• Boss heaps praise on his captain marvel as a class act
• Bilic applauds Baggies’ desire after victory
• Hard work paying off for Hegazi
• Mings plans to upset the odds at Wembley

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