Birmingham Post - 2022-06-09

• Police accused of traumatic search of black man in city
• ‘Blade runner’ statue for station
• Cannon ball fromWars of Roses fished out of river
• Major consultati­on event for city’s ambitious Smithfield plans
• Ambulance ‘meltdown’ is key
• Nightmare for hundreds of Midland
• Bed-bound pensioner waiting 2 years for op
• Labour’s Burden will not bid for MP again
• MidlandTor­ies back PM after bruising rebellion
• Mitchell: I did not submit letter of no confidence
• Student died in fall after night out at university
• RUSTY BLAST FROM THE PAST COULD RIDE HIGH AT AUCTION
• Polluting vehicles halved in city’s CleanAir Zone
• Former chef to England stars sells village pub
• More grants to help businesses comply
• Photo exhibition of a generation
• Family stories revealed
• Small firms fear worst as council charges double
• Worst speeders on the region’s roads revealed by police force
• Hundreds of police off sick with mental issues
• Crufts breeder murder suspect dead in jail cell
• Record number of calls to child social services
• Yorkshire Ripper killed teen in the Midlands, claims writer
• Son of diver who died loses £290,000 payout
• £28,000-a-year school found to be ‘inadequate’
• RAF teen died after Mother’s Day trip home
• LOVELy JUBILEE ...come rain or shine!
• ‘Abuse, crazy workload and betrayal by management’
• TARGET oF TRAVELLERs’ FURY
• New police welfare van launched for major incidents
• Hit-and-run driver jailed for killing ‘hero’ grandad
• Graduate was not made aware of jab risks, says coroner
• BIRMINGHAM’S BEST PUBS ARE TOP OF THE HOPS...
• Sacking of caretaker in £5m mantel row ‘unfair’
• Victim reveals abuse by her own ‘evil’ brother
• Huge music festival to charge for the first time
• Restaurant shut after maggots fell from ceiling
• Tesco ignores Bournville fears over alcohol
• Magic invention is top of Dragon’s Den hitlist
• Revenge attack saw gunman fire at home
• Manufactur­ing still in the blood after 67 years
• Tuning graduate skills is music to bosses’ ears
• Farmers treated with contempt
• Perfect month to go wild in a bid to connect with nature
• I put out some records, I hope they cheered somebody up
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Playboy to transport you to ‘50s Trinidad
• ‘We’re turning city into a global dance destinatio­n’
• RIGHT ROYAL READS...
• Raiders of the lost park
• BLISTERED GREEN BEAN TACOS WITH TOMATO PICO
• RAISE A GLASS
• Mexican meals minus the meat...
• MARCUS FARNSWORTH AND ERIC MCELROY
• Bond-like beast that has a licence to thrill
• Smooth operator
• Plants to dry for as heat rises
• TRAVEL BUZZ
• Past Times
• General Knowledge Quiz
• A pretty, rural idyll that’s been brought into the 21st century
• £1.5bn fund to support small firms in region
• AstonVilla sign up new kit supplier for season
• Agency signs major deal to supply labour for HS2
• Stoford reveal next part of major logistics hub
• Family sell industrial estate for £1m
• Beware falling into the inheritanc­e tax trap
• Pension savers to be given advice on how to access cash
• Increasing number of homes sold ‘off market’
• Lee has to find a way to heave Blues off the FLAW
• Club waits on windfall from Jude
• Bruce: I couldn’t let Toon axe be epitaph
• SPORTS BOOK OF THE WEEK
• Gerrard backed to get the job Dunne at Villa
• Club given a hint over Bassey plans

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