Birmingham Post - 2021-11-11

• Plan to curb police stop and search condemned
• Your festive message can help young homeless people
• Passengers fume over rail chaos
• Wrangle over definition of ‘Islamophob­ia’ after council hears of abuse
• Exhibition to get under skin of ‘celebrity rhino’
• SECOND INCOMES FOR BIRMINGHAM & SOLIHULL MPS
• Javid defends 2-day a month role that earned him £150,000
• New think tank to lobby for the West Midlands
• ‘Urban village’ plans for NEC
• Entertainm­ents giant to run famous concert venue in major deal
• Care crisis averted as workers get jab at the last minute
• Botched QE ops left patients with brain damage
• Ambulance took 14 hours to reach OAP, 97, wedged next to loo
• 14-year-old killer ‘was trying to impress peers’
• Metal firm could move without unused HS2 land
• Panic alarms for council members after murder
• 96-year-old targeted by lowlife mother-of-three
• New cycle lanes four years after doctor killed
• Spiking with needles in clubs ‘not a new problem’
• I’ve told family what to do if I’m killed, says MP
• Battle to save car plant is lost
• Anger as popular woods felled
• Voters eager to save planet – but baulk at the cost
• Book ahead for holiday perfection
• ‘Driver error’ caused crash that killed city couple
• Failings over man who choked to death on ward
• More towns could join combined authority
• Bid to halt badgers from digging up city cemetery
• Schools in bid to stop academy pressure
• Pub hopes to survive years of HS2 building works
• Tory sleaze rears its head again, but will it stick in voters’ minds?
• Sun, wind and water hold the key
• A whole world of new industry out there for us
• Doing your bit to save the world is a win-win situation
• We took a bit of a punt putting the podcast out there
• LUISA FEELS BLESSED TO BE IN BRUM
• A Ru done it?
• Voice with power to stir fan from a Covid coma
• JOHNSON TO PREMIERE HIS LATEST WORK
• A COVID REQUIEM
• Singing into an iPhone does not compare to seeing people’s faces
• It’s amazing there will be young boys and girls seeing themselves represente­d
• IT’S NOT HIS FIRST RODEO...
• A vibrant farewell gift from departing CBSO leader Mirga
• It wasn’t until I was comfortabl­e with my company that I met someone who was perfect for me
• RAISE A GLASS
• Saturday kitchen
• Homefront heroines
• Shrubs up nicely
• A hard to beat hybrid estate
• Marvel-lous
• LATEST AIRPODS UPGRADE BRINGS 3D SOUND
• Chipping away at the competitio­n
• HOTEL OF THE WEEK
• THE ICE VAN COMETH
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Activity rises but firms forced to increase prices
• City’s Retail BID secures mandate for fourth term
• Law firm to become employee-owned business
• Office market continues recovery from pandemic
• Digbeth site snapped up for 366 new apartments
• Pensions savers will have stronger scam protection
• Government’s high stakes bet on the economy
• Imposing, £3m wedding venue now awaits new happy couple
• A design for life
• Words of advice not falling on deaf ears
• BOOK REVIEW
• In-form Moors are flavour of the month
• Break gives Val’s troops some time for reflection
• We weren’t brave enough admits Max
• Gerrard is hot favourite to take the reins at Villa
• Stan: Club needs a ‘big’ improvemen­t

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