Birmingham Post - 2020-07-09

• Brand new Aston Martin DB5 has licence to thrill
• ‘Bitter blow’ as 2,200 contractor­s facing axe at JLR
• Socially distanced future will mean end of the REP
• VAT’s the way to do it, as Chancellor tries to boost tourism and jobs
• Many business still falling through the cracks, warn bosses
• 2022 Commonweal­th Games are ‘metaphor for the British empire’
• HS2 college has just 3 students from local area MP condemns failure to fill places
• Council leader resigns as she accuses her Labour opponents of ‘cover-ups’
• City care homes given cash to take Covid patients
• ‘Three more waves to come’
• Sugar boost for firm started by runner-up on Apprentice show
• Tories cancel conference at city ICC
• Conman who fled UK and goaded judge faces extraditio­n from UAE
• ‘No pub safe from closure’
• Murder foiled as police seize weapons and cash
• Couples to tie knot in ‘new normal’ weddings
• 150 cases of domestic abuse a day in lockdown
• A further £60m for ‘shovel-ready’ projects in region
• Anger at Cadbury after workers at sister companies get Covid bonuses
• Coronaviru­s saved me...
• Fireman’s lies to avoid speeding fines land him in jail
• Aston Villa in new shirt sponsor deal
• Inquests opened into ‘unnatural’ deaths of rogue surgeon’s patients
• Commonweal­th stadium will be finished just weeks before Games
• Churchill archive owned by chauffeur nearly dumped
• Council failing to resolve complaints over services
• Stalker who showered gifts on ex is jailed
• Islamic centre given go-ahead despite residents’ concerns
• Man, 52, charged with wounding after two paramedics are stabbed
• City looks to cut waste sent to incinerato­r
• Midlands soldier killed while serving in Estonia
• Has the left won the argument?
• Walking a fine line between saving lives and saving livelihood­s
• Public ownership could save our public houses
• Second Covid wave could hit firms hard
• Maxwell grovelled like a groupie to paedophile Epstein
• Don’t shut out our young people – we’ll need them
• Persecuted bird returns to old home
• Radio is a joy. I love that huge lift from hearing you’ve touched people’s emotions
• Legend has it
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• I was so in denial of the fact I’d ever be old...
• Kevin and I splitting up was nothing to do with Strictly ‘curse’
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Indian food isn’t just a Friday treat
• Uncovering the dark side of an Olympic dream
• Little Voice sounds like a big hit
• BETWEEN A CROC AND A HARD PLACE...
• STYLE files
• JOANNE watkinson
• Tech that...
• STINGER SCRATCHES AN ITCH FOR SPEED!
• READY TO REAP THE BENEFITS? All our efforts are paying off as fruit and veg begin to yield their bounty
• WOW – the perfect way to wined down on holiday
• Late breaks
• Small firms can cash in on business support fund
• German coach firm makes UK inroads
• Apartment plan for old forensic labs
• Property group’s profits plummet in Covid crisis
• Boost for town’s old leather trade
• Covid symptoms before travel could prove costly
• The right time for socially responsibl­e investing?
• Baggies boss says Grady is ready to roll for run-in
• BOOK REVIEWS
• Wow! Bilic really blown away by Pereira
• Blues coach hopes Pep talk will give Jude a boost Camp:We shouldn’t be embarrasse­d
• Fitness kick is a weight off Dom’s mind!
• Character, desire and gritVilla’s best hope says Ginny

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