Birmingham Post - 2020-05-21

• Big hitter takes helm atWarwicks­hire CCC
• Disabled staff ‘pushed into gutter’ in redundancy row
• Ambitious plans for major regenerati­on of city quarter revealed
• City academy chiefs back move to reopen schools Situation ‘calamitous’ for poorer pupils despite teaching union fears
• Chef: Restaurant­s could become thing of the past
• Everyday story of country folk in lockdown
• Economy in region could shrink by up to 35pc
• Officer of year fired for sending indecent photo
• Cash to help revive high streets across theWest Midlands
• Conservati­ve party still aiming to hold conference at ICC
• HS2 dig is fast track to our past Excavation is proving one of Midlands’ richest seams of history
• Work starts on autonomous car route acrossWest Midlands
• Tribute to co-founder of Indian spices giant
• Ali statue to recall visit to city
• Great British Menu chef Kray opening restaurant in Brum
• Call to reopen probe into the ‘perfect murder’
• HS2 project ‘badly off course’
• Attacker jailed for 24 years after unexplaine­d stabbing
• US scammers target Blues shareholde­rs to ‘sell stake’
• Family pay tribute to victim found in suitcases
• ‘Disabled’ benefits cheat was speedway bike racer
• Driver killed man as he did 72mph at junction
• Converted chapel for home-buyers ‘seeking asylum’
• Ambulance worker fired for targeting female staff
• | STATESIDE So where do we rank in the coronaviru­s infection league?
• The changing politics of pandemic
• We all need to get creative to save our arts and culture
• Diabetic coma spurred architect to reach for sky
• Touring Elgar’s land of hope and glory!
• AND SOME PLACES TO VISIT WHEN INDOOR VISITOR ATTRACTION­S BEGIN TO RE-OPEN...
• I’m liking myself for the first time
• I’m running out of takeaways near me
• I wanted to re-discover the food from my childhood
• Pass the parcels
• A moose can be dangerous ...wolves just look at you
• BOOK OF THE WEEK
• This ain’t the same old Bad Boys song... this here’s the remix Will Smith and Martin Lawrence reprise their roles of Miami detectives Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett in Bad Boys For Life. The pair explain to LAURA HARDING what made them want to revisit the
• PROS ON THEIR MARKS FOR A BAKE OFF SHOWDOWN...
• JOANNE watkinson
• Every day’s a
• Tech that...
• GIVE NATURE A HAND
• Travel news
• Queue with rationing It is 70 years since wartime petrol rationing came to an end in Britain. MARION McMULLEN looks at how a nation learned to do without
• Helping financial hand for 150 female start-ups
• Calthorpe Estates chief executive stepping down
• Avison Young to review city’s property portfolio
• Management buyout at Key Land Capital
• Recoveries team created at Savills
• Housing market starts moving after lockdown
• RLP offers insurance safety net in the event of RIP...
• How does moving home work in the time of Covid-19?
• Old boy Odemwingie is still fuming with Baggies
• Albion given a Ray of hope on new deal
• Bell’s reflective mood after an Ashes rewind
• SCARY! Blues star Crowley an unbelievab­le talent – Jack
• Moody Blue Duga the club out of trouble
• Hogan happy to make deal permanent
• Indy gets ready to crack whip as he pens fresh deal

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