Birmingham Post - 2019-01-10

• Growing population sees young flock to city
• Record US sales takes heat off JLR China woes
• Mayor calls for zero tolerance policing for minor crimes Violent offences soar by fifth in a single year
• Tories fail to block clean air zone Council admits pollution levels won’t fall in time to meet deadline
• Royal Collection to lend drawings 500 years after death of master
• Labour’s Byrne could run for Midland mayor MP ‘to look at’ throwing hat into ring for 2020 vote
• Drink driver hit 145mph after party
• ‘Upscale’ steakhouse in heart of city shuts after just 7 months
• Renowned composer Joubert dies at age of 91 Birmingham musician saw a revival of work in later years
• Serving police called to back sacked PC on secret website Facebook support group for officer fired in Burrell arrest death scandal
• ‘Nightclub’ shop loses drink licence
• Couple sold £440,000 of ‘washed’ postage stamps Pair jailed for bizarre fraud that removed cancellati­on mark
• Industrial park could create 6,500 jobs
• £51m found to plug black hole in Paradise work
• Former Jewellery Quarter foundry to be turned into flats
• £37.5m loss for Blues followed spending spree £2 in player wages for every £1 brought in adds to financial woes after signings
• ‘Biomarkers’ could offer clue to heart condition
• Illegal immigrants at Home Secretary’s favourite restaurant Javid’s curry house of choice stripped of its alcohol licence by council following raid
• Museum to celebrate fathers of metal
• Death remains a mystery after brother lost sight of outdoor sports enthusiast beyond ledge
• New electric car-share club is first in country
• Sales of high end homes soar across the Midlands
• Ex-commando in the ‘greatest raid of all’ dies at age of 97 Soldier who became GP took part in brazen attack on port of St Nazaire
• Teacher who gave hay fever medicine to pupil is banned
• House of Fraser plan submitted
• Club treasurer jailed for selling lethal chemicals Paint stripper and weed killer was banned
• Hundreds line road as brazen boy racers flout injunction
• Kegworth air crash 30 years on... ‘It was like a film set’ Witnesses recall horror of Midland plane disaster on M1
• Plane ‘looked like paper torn in two’
• City drivers face ‘L’ of a test
• Scooter rider killed in crash
• More plans for new Birmingham business hub near city centre
• Is it time to create a minister for hunger as families struggle?
• Help for our suffering high streets that costs nothing
• Comment ‘Awesome’ round number exposes the awful truth
• Why Birmingham can be global leader in new medicines
• Airport drinking could be curbed
• Stories of an emergency landing, punch-ups on flights and passengers taken away in handcuffs revealed in police logs
• New ‘traffic light’ system could shame late payers
• Deloitte recruit two new experts
• Harworth name new director for Midlands
• Expanding Hydrock makes move to Edmund Street offices
• I54 expansion plans to create up to 1,700 jobs
• NS&I offer an alternativ­e way to boost savings
• Women missing out on pensions after divorce
• BOOK REVIEW
• I’m getting back up to speed with the boys, says Isaac
• Winger Marshall on Blues boss’ wanted list
• Puel in hint at a recall for Barnes
• Rafa calls the Toon over Hayden future
• Moore’s yet to decide if kids should go it a-loan
• Tammy up for staying with Villa
• ISAAC’S JOY AS LONG BLUES INJURY HELL COMES TO AN END Kortney inspired for a new Premier challenge

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