Birmingham Post - 2019-01-17

• Watchdog overseeing council to be dissolved
• Councillor cleared of hate crime in ‘Sieg Heil’ case
• Tory mayor in call for state aid for likes of JLR after Brexit
• New ‘taskforce’ to help Jaguar Land Rover thrive in electric future
• New bins strike looms
• ‘I won’t be party to Labour council using Tory laws to attack binmen’
• Collection­s go fortnightl­y
• One of greatest dancers ever to take helm at Royal Ballet
• Grandad died 36 hours after being sent home from A&E
• The death of our high streets
• Hundreds in hospital with ‘Victorian diseases’
• 300 apartments could be built in Gun Quarter
• ‘Rough sex’ death: No review on sentence
• ‘Country gent’ was ruthless criminal
• ‘Lord of fraud’ in battle with ex-wife over cash to get him out of prison
• Old boiler room transforme­d into red-hot dining experience
• Yet another blow for town as M&S to close its store
• SMEs still suffering one year on from Carillion
• Abuse was amplified on megaphone ‘by mistake’
• Paintings by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to go on show
• Chef hits out at ‘ignorance’ on review site after ‘Muslim’ pork remark
• MP claims council leader told police to arrest blogger
• Bus lane fines make council £50,000
• Alleged gangster escapes to city to flee killings in Dublin gang war
• School threatens parent with legal action after comments
• Driver in court over death of youngster who died years later
• SME workshops offer key to growth
• Son convicted of murdering wife and baby ‘is innocent’
• ‘He heard gunshot and saw his wife kill herself’
• Campaigner­s reveal hopes for listed cinema devastated by fire
• City council should be less secretive, say Bore
• Deal or no deal? Brexit debate rages among our Midland MPs
• Time to get our house in order
• Lesson from 1970s on the EU dilemma
• Time to get angry over ‘broken’ police
• Brexit is disaster waiting to happen
• The questions keep coming over Trump’s links to Putin
• Metals firm left in dark by HS2 over land deal
• Returning to my roots is a reminder I dared to dream
• Improvisat­ion is just compositio­n sped up says jazz singer Cleveland
• Drumming up support for Japanese tradition
• Checking in my cello was plane sailing... ‘on this day’
• Rallying against the ‘tide of hatred and predudice’
• Ava’s planning on taking her career to the
• It’s a balancing act as director brings big names together
• THEY HAVE TO WORK HARD TO IMPRESS ME
• KILLER QUEENS
• Make some space for these top new titles
• Which will be your of tea?
• A skincare silver bullet?
• Gangsters who faced the
• Focusing on the past With an old photograph you can hold a piece of history in the palm of your hand
• Bright and beautiful car with plenty of creature comforts
• GET OFF CHINA’S BEATEN TRACK
• Experience an unspoiled haven in this luxury island resort
• The destinatio­n you’ve never heard of
• There’s far more to Denmark than just Copenhagen, as TAMLYN JONES happily discovers
• Television and radio host Gaby Roslin talks to GABRIELLE FAGAN about the Small Talk Saves Lives campaign, following dreams, and why a chat can be a real lifesaver I used to say sorry for being so happy – but not any more
• City proves major draw for start-up businesses
• Marketing firm buys local agency
• Young Profession­al ofYear committee revealed
• Former council planning boss joins land company
• £38m rail deal prompts firm to open new office
• Stopping the ‘medication’ could put UK back on track
• Big changes afoot on VAT
• Treasury cashing in on bonus pension tax take
• More vulnerable people and elderly targeted by fraudsters
• Stay ahead of the key HR challenges
• BOOK REVIEW
• Holgate in no doubt Albion heading to Prem
• Baggies will feel benefit of a ‘family’ break away says Moore
• Smith is working on defence in Kort case
• We’re NOT a one-man team - Dean
• We’ll dust ourselves down and go again vows Monk
• Boss reveals Greg return not his call
• Isaac is building today for a better tomorrow

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