Birmingham Post - 2022-06-02

• Boost for region as foreign investors flock after Covid
• Structural issues stop Curzon work
• MEMORIES OF CORONATION PARADE AS QUEEN MARKS JUBILEE
• Hospital staff cause parking chaos
• Labour deputy police boss to vie for Parliament in marginal seat
• New mayor is suspended by Tories amid race row
• Craftsman made name with Speaker’s Chair... literally
• Councillor apologises for ‘inappropri­ate’ comments on Covid
• Mum wins fight for bike shed at front of house
• Pregnancy clinic left abortion remains in store
• Tributes to MidlandTV sports broadcaste­r Hall
• Small pay rise for city councillor­s gets go-ahead
• Conference centre built by Cadbury goes on market
• Metro trams to roll again after cracks
• Locals fight bid byTesco to sell alcohol in ‘teetotal’ Bournville
• Brutalist murals under flyover win listed status
• Ex-teacher at school banned for indecent child images
• Ultra rare necklace sparks £41k bidding war
• Social workers forced to flee threats and abuse after murder of boy, 6
• Man killed wife then set himself alight at home
• MP condemns eighth betting shop on street
• Trips cancelled and bags missing in airport chaos
• Man jailed for using 3D printer to make guns
• 999 callers wait over a minute for answer
• Patient called 200 times to get GP appointmen­t
• Surgeon sued for ‘ending career’ of ex-Blues star
• Medicine blunder left brain patient in hospital
• Driver blamed cyclist he nearly killed at junction
• School may be forced to shut amid bullying claims
• Spaghetti Junction and
• Sunak’s quick fix will not be the last
• Rememberin­g to tell the truth need not be so tricky
• One rule for them, another for us...
• Half of our butterflie­s now threatened with extinction
• Detective who sold sex sacked for misconduct
• CITY WINS FIRST GOLD IN COMMONWEAL­TH GAMES YEAR
• ‘We learn to deal with all the microaggre­ssions...’
• ZOG SHOW IS SMOKIN’
• The reality is, British people will very rarely make new friends when they’re sober
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• People want escapism and a good time now
• HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA’S DEBUT TOUR
• College courses were an education
• UNION JACK CAKE
• RAISE A GLASS
• A fabulous feast that’s fit for a Queen
• SAUSAGE ROLL
• CHOCOLATE BISCUIT CAKE
• I have to work hard to say no to keep that work-life balance going
• Wild things
• BEAUTY BUZZ
• Too clever by half!
• TECH THAT THE LATEST IN THE DIGITAL WORLD
• MAID IN BRITAIN
• HOTEL OF THE WEEK
• FROM FERMENTED COCKTAILS, IMY BRIGHTY-POTTS RELAXES IN EASTERN EUROPE’S HOTTEST HEALTH DESTINATIO­N
• Past Times Feast your eyes
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Modern award-winner boasts amazing outdoor entertaini­ng
• Wealth managers sold to London-based group
• £1.25m boost for tech firm to grow charity donor platform
• Cinema and leisure plan for former Debenhams
• £32m deal to create three major projects across region
• Stormy outlook for second home holiday let investors
• House price average hits £250,000 for first time ever
• More women than men struggle to save pensions
• Stevie is an early riser in the wide awake club
• Villa make ‘first moves’ for Tarkowski
• Losing coach would be a BEALE blow
• I jumped at the chance of Baggies deal – Swift
• SPORTS BOOK OF THE WEEK
• Next owners faced with five burning issues to resolve atfew St. Andrew’s

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