Birmingham Post - 2021-11-25

• Your festive message can help young homeless people
• Pledge to boost business district after pandemic
• Victim’s 3 years of terror at hands of obsessed troll
• Huge expansion plans for NEC arena on hold after pandemic
• Police force must tackle sex offender risks better
• Silhouette­s mark anniversar­y of pub bombs
• We’ll make levelling up a reality, city tells PM
• HS2 move is rail blow for region
• Silver lining as Midland Rail Hub plans to get funding
• Average speed cameras to be placed on key road
• Rogue surgeon’s bid to challenge conviction­s as ‘unsafe’ fails
• Man killed partner after eating a cannabis cake
• Sudden death of councillor sparks wave of tributes
• Man threatened to spread prostitute lie about his ex
• Aristocrat­s’ own liqueur distills spirit of royal line
• MP slams ‘ignorance’ over Black Country
• Just the free ticket for Midland MPs
• £6m for arts and culture to help the region bounce back
• Third woman in chamber’s history takes on presidency
• NHS trust fined £2.5m after two sepsis deaths
• Man acquitted of murder must pay family £10,000 for causing death
• Mayor calls review into Midland Metro failures
• ‘SECOND’ WHITE ALBUM MAY HAVE BEEN OWNED BY A BEATLE
• Double win for financial firm at Tech Awards 2021
• Another fine mess as ‘iconic’ theatre to go despite protests
• Black and Asian cabbies suffer daily racist abuse
• Tory MP defends refusal to support care plans
• 2022 will leave fine legacy of sport venues
• ‘Totalitari­an’ council in U-turn after ‘trying to limit’ freedom of speech
• Mother, 36, attacked her cousin over family gossip
• Schizophre­nic killer sent to secure hospital
• Shop lockdown rebels: We can’t pay £35k fine
• Elderly patient on floor for 20 hours in ambulance wait
• WEST MIDLANDS AMBULANCE SERVICE RESPONSE
• Eight service staff killed themselves in four years
• A lesson or two from ‘edtech’ firm after business awards win
• Families slam BBC over murder documentar­y
• ‘Dullest man’ sets a new ‘benchmark in boring’ with calendar
• City disquiet may see voters put their trust inTories again
• Levels of awareness over flagship policy
• Vital to get shorter rail routes right
• My focus on innovation, collaborat­ion and global trade
• Incomplete plan on HS2 interchang­e
• I never dreamed I would play the Palladium
• Panto is in my DNA... it crosses generation­s
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• WARM ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR RETURN OF CITY CHOIR
• Look no further for your Christmas Wonderland!
• EX CATHEDRA CONSORT
• Bringing sunshine
• I’m at my best with my kids... that’s probably because we’re all autistic...
• It feels weird to say I got along with a 10-year-old... you think, ‘am I immature or a weirdo?’
• RIDLEY SCOTT’S TALE OF INTRIGUE AT AN ICONIC FASHION HOUSE FAILS TO DRESS UP ITS FLAWS
• RAISE A GLASS
• Expert tips from the Berry best
• BEAUTY BUZZ
• Sowing the seeds of love
• DRIVES AN SUV Jaguar gives the F-Pace new face
• Cotton on to this cute’em’up classic
• Bargain hunt
• HOTEL OF THE WEEK
• In the market for festive fun?
• Paul asked me to join Wings but my heart was with The Hollies
• I was feeding off that drug of applause and laughter
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Horse treats success story eyes Euro expansion
• Pandemic lifeline charity wins top business award
• 35-storey complex set for city in joint venture
• New home for growing component supplier
• Why marriage and tax make a lovely couple
• Watchdog warns over Black Friday ‘discounts’
• Chance for art lovers to live in grounds of Compton Verney
• DIY Your Home
• Val’s happy Baggies stopped rot on road
• BOOKS OF THE YEAR
• Wayne shuts the window on Albion
• Bowyer confident of winning Ryan appeal
• Blues in need of specialist help for Ivan over injury
• Gerrard’s record will be music to Villa kids’ ears!
• Dean taught me a lesson in life – JT

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