Birmingham Post - 2021-10-14

• Three police officers in force charged with rape
• New tower honours renowned artist
• ‘Old Joe’ gets a helping hand
• New canal bridge as University train station takes shape
• Councillor cleared in Islamophob­ia probe
• ‘20-year wait’ for a council house
• MP steadfast in ‘remongers’ row
• City business district ‘still has a future’ after pandemic crisis
• Plans to revitalise city’s ancient River Rea move a step closer
• Corruption inquiry was witch-hunt, says former councillor at its heart
• Solicitor: Allegation­s of racism against me were thrown out
• Councillor’s situation was ‘likened to Al Capone’
• Boy ‘suffered campaign of cruelty’ before death
• Homophobic attacks spur city march in solidarity
• Invictus Games could be another winner for city
• Hospital trust ‘must improve’
• No encore for legendary rock club as boss calls it a day
• Tributes to ex-deputy leader of city council
• Taxi driver fined for kicking blind man out
• Driver jailed for head-butt road rage attack
• City unites with North to demand HS2 in full
• Webcam hacker spied on church members in nude
• Funding for councils to work up case for major road improvemen­ts
• Anti-vaxxers tried to report jab as ‘attempted murder’
• Slavery victim smashed up cafe after job pledge
• £33m grant for 7,500 homes on brownfield
• Gang scanned TVs through self-service as pears
• Cable cars and monorails: the travel visions that came and went
• Tunnel closure ‘would be disaster’
• Superhospi­tal opening put back to 2023
• Review into police probe of fatal stabbing
• Meet the Michelange­lo of home redecorati­on...
• Call for action as carriagewa­y turned in racetrack
• Restaurant wins drinks licence in spite of fears
• ‘Floozie’ takes a break as city finally tries to plug ‘The River’
• When Gracie opened
• Sing the praises of Brutalist churches
• Our businesses can grasp new opportunit­ies with both hands
• 2022 Post Business
• I think Shipman was not then, and maybe even now, the only serial killer doctor in the country
• COME UP AND SEE ME, SAYS REBEL STEVE
• O Romeo, Romeo... which one tonight?
• Nina’s locking lips
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• TORN AGAIN
• An alien takeover
• DUEL’S GOLD
• Choir finds its voice again after lockdown
• The scene has changed – British drag was always comedy
• RAISE A GLASS
• Cupboard love
• SESAME-CRUSTED FETA WITH BLACK LIME HONEY SYRUP (Serves 8)
• Flaming autumn
• QASH IS STILL KING
• Get reeled in by an arcade classic
• A Glass act
• THE CLIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGING
• Muffin’s tops
• I’m making the most of life – on my own terms
• General Knowledge Quiz
• New jobs and optimism with recovery in demand
• Agencies’ tie-up forms major force in PR sector
• Store will feed hunger for Chinese food
• Work finally begins on city life sciences campus
• Flexible office provider to open Brindleypl­ace base
• Wild claims for insurance company in 325 years
• Netflix and haircuts see retirement budgets rise
• Beware the fraudsters hiding in plain sight
• Author’s old home will get your creative juices flowing
• Style a Scandi setting
• Livermore leads by example for Mowatt
• Adam still hoping to Reach his full potential
• BOOK REVIEW
• Chong is keeping right on as loan star at Blues
• Bela enjoys the best of both worlds
• Campbell: Ollie can be Villa’s top gun in the Prem
• Smith has a key issue to tackle...

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