Birmingham Post - 2018-01-04

• Report divulges police fears of derby violence Blues fans have ‘second worst record for disorder in league’
• Virgin Trains tops of league of shame for delays
• £800k legal aid for Islamist terrorists in city bomb plot Solicitor claims ‘jury got it wrong’ and likens case to Birmingham Six
• ‘England’s most violent jail’ Prison officers’ union warns of potential for repeat of riot at HMP Birmingham
• Bank to be new craft ale pub
• Questions over secret ‘Trojan Horse’ ruling ‘Principle of open justice’ at stake as tribunal decision stays under wraps
• Two West Midland police officers a day assaulted in the line of duty
• 14,000 petition to stop deportatio­n of doctor Colleagues, patients and MP back fight to keep respected QE medic in country
• Fraudsters and drug dealers lose £17m of their ill-gotten gains ‘Crime doesn’t pay’ as West Midland offenders targeted
• Top QE surgeon made an MBE in Queen’s honours City medic who led mercy missions to developing countries heads local gongs
• Gangs now ‘ruling’ the streets in quiet suburbia MP: Police cuts have left neighbourh­oods under siege
• The real Peaky Blinders Granddaugh­ter’s shocking discovery of family link to notorious Brum gang
• Thousands of uninsured motorists
• Cross-dressing former soldier asked girl to join in violent sex fantasies
• Secret documents reveal wrongly convicted prisoners’ fight for justice
• Head who wangled huge pay rise banned Dishonest teacher got colleague with poor eyesight to sign off a 20% wage increase
• New appeal over death of pensioner after house burglary
• ‘Cream chargers’ whip up storm as new recreation­al drug of choice Small silver gas canisters litter streets as catering suppliers face unusual demand
• £50m backing for new rail interchang­e in city
• Prayers answered with grant
• M&B tops Midland pub owners table
• PM doesn’t need any more distractio­ns from Brexit priority
• Think nature to improve our wellbeing
• Comment Death of the diesel is nigh, but JLR’s playing catch-up
• Goodbye to chaos of 2017... hello to turmoil of 2018
• Paradise is more than a few shops
• Memorial for soldiers killed in daring wartime operation
• Healthy eating business aims to flex its muscle into Europe
• The shape of things to come
• Shape of things to come
• For Birmingham skyline
• Changing face of Birmingham
• Business ‘durability’ the key to region’s success
• Lodders appoints youngest partner
• Glendinnin­g name Hitch as city head
• £2m facelift for city centre offices
• Infrastruc­ture offers another investment road
• Huge cost of building up decent pension revealed
• Leko wings way back to Albion
• Livermore clashes with fan over ‘comment about death of his infant son’
• A message to the Villa fans: Give Bruce the time he deserves...
• Six Nations will be 5-star show – Sam
• Jack beginning to show he’s Greal deal
• Cotterill looking forward to a far happier new year
• My future’s at St Andrew’s says Adams

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