Birmingham Post - 2019-01-31

• Correction­s & clarificat­ions
• Closure of ‘Love Lock’ bridge crippling businesses
• Policewoma­n sacked for restaurant worker attack
• Homosexual teacher who faced threats is staying put
• Mother: ‘It’s a Muslim community... we feel betrayed’
• Labour politician had backed protesting Muslim parents
• £2.6m funding boost in battle against city’s potholes
• Victorian Society award for conservati­on of former library
• PM challenged over street death
• Paedophile who groomed Canadian teen girls jailed
• MPs urge council leader to solve saga that is damaging city
• Man left suicidal by council eviction saga
• YouTuber’s visit exposes city centre terror threat
• Shoppers rush for store that ignores ‘best before’
• Parking fees drive away customers, claim shops
• A&E patients had to be sent to other hospitals
• MP demands answers in Ofsted headscarf row
• 40 jobs with pub plan for 17th century farmhouse
• Death preventabl­e if brother had not been sent home from hospital, claims sister
• Third of sick days due to mental health
• Launch of Midlands initiative to find long-term solutions
• Impossible to tackle addictions and mental health on streets
• RAF officer honoured for role after Afghan insurgent attack
• County suffer a financial hit after Test ends early
• Police facing a shortage of drink-drive test kits
• Patient diagnosed with cancer after ‘clear’ test results
• Women’s wages still far below those of men at council
• Rarer than any supercar...
• Historic Cadbury family buildings to rise again following blaze
• Huge drug farm on three floors of condemned flats
• Midland firms face increasing struggle to recruit new staff
• Outcry at council plans to off-load precious Midland wildlife haven
• A killer’s fate: To be
• ‘Most famous banned book in UK’ pulls in punters at auction
• Restaurant fined £20,000 after mice droppings found in food
• Good news for workers is bad for bosses
• Why a greener economy should be all our business
• What an excuse to back dodgy states
• New Michael Jackson documentar­y raises more questions
• If you thought a week was a long time in politics, try a year
• Bowie alumni honour legacy
• This Thunder won’t scare you
• Child stars to showcase a new, grown up sound
• Pub date for Charlatans singer Tim
• Strictly winner Joe’s on board for adventure
• Ell’ of a year ahead for Kaisers
• Jeff Lynne keeps looting my band!
• We wanted to make a docu-series – not a gossipy, dramatic reality show
• For success!
• Throughout my life Dad has mainly communicat­ed with me through books and letters
• JOE’S VEGETARIAN TAKE ON LEAN IN 15
• We all have friends that are a little tricky...
• I wouldn’t say I‘d never bring back The Killing. Who knows?
• In the eye of the beholder
• Quilting was once an essential aid to keeping warm in winter but eventually became an artistic endeavour Cold comforts from the farm
• Creative thinking
• Peugeot’s curvacious creation could undercut luxury brands
• The first flower of the year is rearing its tiny head, reminding us that spring’s on the way
• SETTING THE
• Dive back into
• Strong isn’t a size, sexy isn’t a size – it’s all about health
• Bosses: We’ll need help in case of no-deal Brexit
• Chamber of commerce business winners revealed
• City outcompete­s rivals as investment prospect
• New boss to lead the charge as HS2 arrives
• Pension tax trap could snare the unwary retirees
• Insolvenci­es hit 7-year high as banks tighten up
• BOOK REVIEW
• Field: Old guard an inspiratio­n to club’s new breed
• Moore wants Tosin to see out his loan deal
• Tammy gets laugh out of Wolves link
• McGinn: 17 games, 17 cup finals forVilla now
• Axel has stage to showcase talent
• OLD GUARD INSPIRES YOUNG BAGGIES – FIELD
• New boy Mrabti settling in quickly at St Andrew’s
• Monk proud of ten men in Swans draw

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