Birmingham Post - 2020-10-08

• Cancer claimed nurse’s life ‘after treatment delay’
• Purnell fears for future of city centre ventures
• I am haemorrhag­ing money every day, says restaurate­ur
• ...but plans for village tapas venue already in the pipeline
• Woman killed and cut up in ‘flat of horrors’, jury told
• Police throw 1,000 mask flouters off trains and buses
• HS2 eastern leg will not happen, claims Adonis
• Parts of Solihull like ‘God’s waiting room’
• ‘I can barely walk up the stairs now’
• Extinction Rebellion threatens city protests
• Doctors told to prepare for vaccine roll-out within weeks BAME groups and elderly will be first in line for immunisati­on
• ‘Local lockdown and curfew risk to our jobs’
• Police chief hits back in church Covid row
• 2022 Games board member quits as he slams organisati­on
• Outlook ‘cloudy’ despite rising car sales for JLR
• ‘Zombie’ man dreamt of torturing and killing ex
• Mystery over man injured in attack
• 158 RSC jobs at risk as two theatres stay shut till 2022
• Boss of historic hotel is fined £10,000 for breach of lockdown
• Husband went to his grave without clearing his name
• Police probe allegation that officer struck teenager in arrest
• Mailbox to raise £62m by floating on exchange
• Schoolgirl hooks safe in canal – with door blown
• Payout for family after birth errors left boy disabled
• Traffic fears if local tip is moved to a new site
• Village peace shattered by parish council ‘blackmail plot’
• Woman sold morphine on eBay to man who later died
• Terrorist breached court order
• Payback order after illegal waste site boss made £1m
• New rule lets dogs off leash on park paths
• | STATESIDE Is one rule for them and one for us the best way forward?
• We can trust the printed word in age of fake news
• Butterflie­s are out for the count in latest survey
• Making best of bad situation is just part of life
• Trump’s sick propaganda risks putting more lives at risk
• ‘Slogger gangs’ revealed in BBC dig documentar­y
• Spectre of slavery hangs over 181 kids inWest Mids
• We want to follow in the footsteps of Ant and Dec Former Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard talks to GABRIELLE FAGAN about lockdown, love and working on a new stage show with his brother Curtis
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Comedian goes ape over the King of punk rockers
• ‘Brum Banksy’ uses humour as his weapon
• Good Morning Britain and Classic FM presenter Charlotte Hawkins tells MARION McMULLEN about her uplifting new playlist
• I want to offer a musical hug
• Chef Yotam Ottolenghi and his co-author Ixta Belfrage chat to PRUDENCE WADE about their veggie cookbook, Flavour We both love big flavours, big gestures
• We’re living in the era of sequels and remakes... this script reminded me of the heyday of art films
• SAINT BE PRAISED...
• It wasn’t like a grand ‘coming out’... to my way of thinking, I’ve never been in
• STYLE files
• JOANNE watkinson
• The new skincare saviour? Niacinamid­e is the latest buzzword in beauty. PRUDENCE WADE finds out more about the must-have ingredient
• TRIED & TESTED
• Tech that...
• POCKET ROCKET GOES ELECTRIC
• A land that time forgot
• Travel news
• £20m bid for Midland-wide transport payment platform
• Experience­d Sarwjit takes chief role at St Modwen
• Don’t let route 66 be road to ruin – warning
• Sigh of relief... but another pension hit on the cards
• Currency sales offer optimism
• Bilic wants backing for new striker after defeat
• BOOK REVIEWS
• Karanka has made good use of Blues’ window of opportunit­y
• ‘Scorpion king’ Riley joins club
• Dean: 7-2 win is best moment of my career

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