Birmingham Post - 2020-07-30

• New JLR chief set to take helm amid crisis
• City law society makes history with new president
• ‘No-shows’ crippling restaurant­s across city Owner to charge £10 if customers fail to turn up
• Birmingham bars close for good as Covid fallout continues
• Cases of virus double as lockdown is eased
• Government blasted for care home blunder
• Bike share scheme back to square one after row
• Tributes to children’s nurse killed on M6
• Government ‘failed’ Brits left abroad
• Setback for locals as 1,000 new flats set to get go-ahead
• NEC to welcome back visitors from October
• Woman’s manslaught­er conviction quashed
• Arenas may be used for film and TV
• Half of all staff at city museums face losing jobs
• Doubts over how UK will replace EU regional funds
• HS2 ‘turns fields to wasteland’
• Ray of light for Aston Martin despite plunging global sales
• Side street closures could be rolled out
• New private hospital to open doors
• Anger as businessma­n who killed girlfriend to be released
• Black lawyer takes place on board of 2022 Games
• Huge athletes’ villages is risk to finances of city council
• Paradise move for legal firm
• University alumni details stolen in hack attack on supplier
• ‘Ello, ‘ello, ‘ello! Son finds dad’s 40-year-old police car online
• Fears for future of listed Arts & Crafts buildings
• Conman on run mocks police from aeroplane
• New ‘friendly face’ of police stop and search
• Go-ahead for town’s new A&E hospital building
• Surf park to bring coast to landlocked Midlands
• Lotus to open technology centre at university
• U-turn on bid to ban drinkers under 25
• Minister for hunger needed as poorest families struggle to eat
• Why Birmingham 2022 will bring us all together
• Black Country proves to be a global rock star
• Freedom may leave a bitter taste for Harry and Meghan
• Our fans have loved these songs for a very long time
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Magical reappearan­ce of Wizzard’s long lost album
• Men in drag for the first time can’t get over themselves... can’t imagine they can be so pretty
• I fear we’re hastening ‘volume two’ of the Covid-19 story... it isn’t over
• Lockdown has given me time to step back and reflect
• Three ways to...
• EXPANDING Samsung ready to unpack its latest kit
• Tech that...
• YOU HAVE TO BE INUIT TO WIN IT!
• Say hi to the hydrangea From climbers to mopheads, these fantastic flowers are a source of absolute delight
• Just your cup of tea?
• Escape plans
• THE PRINCESS WHO BROKE THE MOULD As she celebrates her 70th birthday MARION McMULLEN looks at the early years of the Princess Royal
• Engineerin­g firm wins Business of Year award
• Wholesale arm of firm bought back
• Two blocks demolished to make way for square
• Pensioners sit tight on life savings during crisis
• Trust in trusts for the sake of your children
• Brunt: Challenge now is to replace loan stars
• Krov was on Bilic’s radar before Albion
• BOOK REVIEWS
• Keeping our Prem status better than play-off win, insists Dean

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