Birmingham Post - 2020-11-26

• ‘Scrap new Metro lines and offer free buses’
• HS2 security guard ‘knelt on protester’s head’
• Boss: Tier 3 will kill 90% of city hospitalit­y sector
• Health chief fears we must prepare for Tier 3
• Mayor ‘must back’ venues
• ‘Bonkers’ Jewellery Quarter tower to go ahead
• Towering ambition for Brum
• Thin support for unique home
• Villa captain faces driving ban for crash
• Call to stop overnight truck nuisance
• ‘Outside-inside’ design wins contest for offices
• Market loss ‘will cost city £187m’
• Ex-teacher secretly filmed naked woman
• Call for bosses to go after school transport debacle
• Ghost line reborn as light railway
• Mum fighting Covid given too much of blood drug
• Kidnapping­s up by nearly 10pc
• Bones not those of missing boys
• Private Islamic city college failing to safeguard pupils
• Sunak homes in on the regions
• ‘Levelling-up welcome, but we need pledge on HS2’
• A further lifeline for UK workers
• Regenerati­on plans aim to uncover hidden river
• Customer’s ‘disgusting’ vendetta against staff
• Home Office slammed for failures
• New station will not be finished for start of games
• Masterchef winner to open dream restaurant
• Man held over pub bombings is released
• Trees marked for chop as HS2 work set to start
• JLR staff told to switch off NHS virus trace app
• Kamala Harris and me... well, I was a colleague of her dad’s
• Smaller firms ignored by bureaucrat­s
• Don’t get caught out by looming Brexit changes
• Why are police not backing inquiry?
• Cultural identity a cause of discord
• Wildlife watchdog ‘cut to the bone’ needs proper resources
• Historic jewel set to become office hub for new creatives
• Civil engineerin­g award for county’s first station in a century
• NT JUDGEME
• I was suddenly so overwhelme­d I had to let the tears flow
• Nowadays, just writing a song is a radical act!
• SOUND NT JUDGEME
• Composer’s taking positives from premiere plug pullling
• REVIEW CBSO CENTENARY CONCERT
• HOT TO TROT
• ALSO SHOWING PATRICK (18)
• The Syrian civil war has slipped off our radar... it’s still raging
• Everything happens for a reason and it’s amazing to be finally doing Strictly
• Shame and sadness do not go away overnight. Comedy saved me...
• Laughter really is the best medicine
• THREE WOMEN AND A BOAT
• RAISE A GLASS
• STYLE files
• Black friday
• ONTHE RADAR
• Tech that...
• Apple unveils impressive little and large iPhone double act
• Dumb-vlog millionair­e
• PLENTY OF KIT TO PLAY WITH
• Hitting the sweet spot
• BARD AND LODGING
• William, the conqueror
• Two Speed Crossword
• JLR seeks 300 trainees for engineerin­g degree
• Friend of city gets accolade for support
• New head of legal office pledges help over Brexit
• Hope of jobs at former tip moves closer
• Plastics supplier’s £3.5m hub will help fuel growth
• Funding for new Premier Inn is agreed
• Promotions build on success at property group
• Spending down £183bn but hope of better 2021
• Will pension tax relief be slashed to pay for Covid?
• Shot in the arm for UK economy
• Live like an emperor in Roman settlement
• Albion owner ‘in talks’ on potential takeover
• BOOK REVIEWS
• Blues boost as ‘Croatian Messi’ Alen moves to St Andrew’s
• Jeets so glad he answered the call for Bears
• Boss aims for early start in January sales
• Smith comes ‘forward’ to explain substituti­on

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