Birmingham Post - 2019-01-03

• Another 300 flats planned for derelict site near uni
• Mentally ill man jailed for 18 years for killing student Theology undergradu­ate stabbed in Jerusalem
• Birmingham children ‘as young as eight’ swept up in drugs and violence Pair dedicated to saving young lives through sport
• Thousands of vulnerable adults abused in own home
• Midland sale of art reproducti­ons by reformed fraudster
• Royal honour for professor who solved riddle of Richard III’s death in battle OBE for forensic expert who helps police in modern murder cases
• Farmer illegally moved herd despite bovine TB controls
• Friend of terrorist who wanted to kill PM found guilty of ISIS travel plan
• Even urgent surgery to save lives, limbs or organs scrubbed
• Grammy honour for Brum band with a very heavy heart
• ‘Stay in and watch Jeremy Kyle’, restaurant tells customer
• Backlash over plans to charge drivers at park Furious residents want rethink as council looks to raise cash
• New crossing for spot where girl was injured
• Search of landfill site for missing man ends
• Tata denies rumours it wants to ditch Jaguar
• Canal tunnel at heart of city to shut for Metro extension
• Face of Midland sport recognised with MBE
• George Medal for diver who helped rescue Thai schoolboys
• Rejected green belt home would have ‘set precedent’
• Jail for security guards who stole £200k of goods UPS installed secret cameras to catch staff
• Battle looms over estate plan for brickworks site Neighbours have fought housing developmen­t for 40 years
• Ex-HMRC tax official spared jail after fraud
• A prediction on the future of the EU...
• Comment Teaching our pupils in a new language... English
• We need honesty from councillor­s
• Five ways to help the Midlands automotive industry prosper
• ‘Ringo was great – but McCartney thought he was God’ Frontman of forgotten sixties Birmingham band reveals secrets of the stars
• ‘Brum’s Beatles’ just weren’t fab
• The French town with a ‘Rue de Birmingham’ How Albert on the Somme came to be adopted by the city
• Bond born of sacrifice in battle
• Confidence dented by continuing uncertaint­y
• Former pub turned into petrol station
• Wedge Group going back to its roots
• Key Land Capital makes move to city centre HQ
• ‘Key person’ insurance can protect your business
• New cap means fall in cheaper energy deals
• Moore finally gets his man as Mason arrives to boost the backline
• Albion keep tabs on move for McCarthy
• Boss: No discussion over recall for Barnes
• Steer: I’ve come back to fight for my place
• Perfect time to join Villa, vows Kalinic
• Wolves line up move to recruit £18m Abraham ‘Chelsea loanee tempted by a return to the Premier League’
• A much happier new year on the horizon for Blues
• Hero Camp salutes his team-mates

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