Birmingham Post - 2022-04-28

• Channel 4 funds to help nurture Midlands talent
• Killer could have struck before at brothel in city
• One in three children across West Midlands ‘living in poverty’
• Seedy links to Chinese gangs as police hunt murderer with gait
• Labour:We’re not taking victory at polls for granted
• FIGHT FOR SECOND
• WEST MIDLANDS QUEEN’S AWARD FOR ENTERPRISE 2022
• Royal seal of approval is fitting
• City bid to ban anti-abortion protesters from outside clinic
• Anger as hospital parking charges for NHS staff reinstated
• 1874 England rugby top could sell for £10,000
• Ex-Wolves owner gives £50m for diabetes cure
• 425 Ukrainians refugees await visa approval to stay in Birmingham
• Labour volunteers involved in fracas shunned by party
• Calls for ‘autonomous’ brakes after M6 tragedy
• Museum’s iconic Round Room transforme­d
• 1,100 new jobs thanks to £100m Norton boost
• Top council salaries still rising as public fork out
• Post Office scandal IT firm signs Games deal
• Council: Boss would get £4m if it were FTSE firm
• 69% of all domestic abuse going unreported
• Work set to start on three new city train stations
• Dealers’ secret messages were cracked by police
• ‘My sister died because no-one listened to her’
• Pharmacist stole test kits to sell on eBay site
• Gang of women shoplifter­s raid city’s Primark
• Street of pain where drug addict allowed her own son to die...
• Pair banned for fleecing Covid scheme
• Rock legend Bevan deleted by Facebook
• Electric bus tech centre to open in the Midlands
• Call for social worker bodycams follows murder of Arthur
• Patient fled to his death due to ‘hospital neglect’
• ‘Vertiport’ trial reveals future of urban air hubs
• Abused for 23 years after forced marriage to cousin
• Councillor­s back £500 pay rise for themselves
• Candidates will be homing in on a growing council priority
• Error to give away workers to Rwanda
• Biggest challenge getting talent into the workforce
• Influence of local political journalism
• Once lovely area has gone downhill
• Courtroom domestic drama taking us to Depps of depravity
• We’re over the moon to marry – but we accept Mairi will die
• Raising the BARRE
• IT’S A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH CAFéS
• ABBA took a chance on me
• 50-STRONG BAND BACK ON THE ROAD
• ‘Album’s made people regret voting for Brexit’
• THAT DECADE
• I am always surprised that people want to listen to me
• French fancy...
• The show was a comfort for many during lockdown
• PERSIAN PUMPKIN & CHICKPEA CURRY
• RAISE A GLASS
• MICHELIN-STARRED INDIAN CHEF LAUREN THE SECRET TO THE PERFECT VEGGIE CURRIES AND HOW HIS DAD TAUGHT HIM FOOD MAGIC
• If you haven’t brushed up on your CPR you should, because it saved my life
• TO BUY NOW FOR Brighten up
• Magic carpet ride is as quiet as a Ghost
• HOTEL OF THE WEEK
• Italy’s art Of class
• I don’t consider myself an icon
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Grand home with priest holes and a tunnel to nearby church
• City return for awards celebratin­g new talent
• Art retailer heading to the Mailbox
• Only 45% of women feel ‘financiall­y independen­t’
• Customers ‘cut adrift’ by branch and ATM cuts
• Non-dom taxpayers... savvy or scoundrel?
• Semi benchmark as kids plan for more game-time
• Club targets still in frame for window deal
• Coach has got a real Friend in me, says Blues vet
• Emi comes clean over Villa target for run-in
• Jacob’s new contract is a real cracker!

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