Birmingham Post - 2021-01-21

• Hardest-hit cities ‘will see quickest rebound’
• Launch of Birmingham Bank after take over
• Road rage as city denies claim it is censoring past
• British Gas workers to walk out across Midlands over pay
• Council leader in call to stop communal prayer in city
• WhatsApp messages spreading doubt over Covid
• Expert: Don’t drop guard after vaccine
• City busker insists police were wrong to arrest him
• Fears over funding hole for five railway stations
• £16m bus depot plan could move step closer
• Mother got cancer after ‘all clear’
• Famous Round Room to reflect people of city
• ‘Head in sand’ on 2022 Games
• Lord hits out at exhibition that may have used killed prisoners
• Ex-chairman rescues 110 jobs at car parts firm
• Academy boss under fire over £180k salary as staff hours chopped
• 19th century industrial works to be turned into canalside apartments
• ‘Ruthless’ crash-for-cash fraudster avoids jail term
• I lost job after defending girl from racist – banker
• Tributes to accountant and Press Club stalwart
• Pc ‘crossed the line’ with vulnerable woman kiss
• No place in police for appalling actions, insists chief
• Man broke neck and died after 6ft tumble
• A book club is a novel way to join in online
• Staying at home, saving lives
• Hospitals raking in £3m for staff to park at work
• Huge breeding programme at butterfly farm takes to wing
• Work on city apartments begins
• £500k cost of new council director roles is ‘tone deaf’
• Man ‘killed brother by accident’ with crossbow
• New data shows city is still hotspot for start-ups
• University waives rent for empty student flats
• Residents slam flytippers for rubbish mountain
• Body of Spitfire pilot killed 75 years ago discovered
• Bosses’ anger as they count cost of vandalism in fine suburb
• Nothing adds up on Covid, but it will soon just be a bad dream
• Refusing jab won’t help us out of this
• Reasons to be cheerful amid bluest of weeks...
• Escape lockdown with the nature around you
• Biden has inherited America’s gravest crisis in 75 years
• Rammed, robbed & gone with £41k in just four minutes
• Fame will shape you, for better or for worse...
• JUDGEMENT
• Movie music is a great way to get kids’ minds into a subject
• This film has something to say about what it means to be human
• HEART-IFICIAL INTELLIGEN­CE
• A new approach to eating
• RAISE A GLASS
• Flexible feast
• First time’s a charm for these exciting literary debuts
• It’s all too boot-iful
• Harness hybrid power MIGHTY MAKE-UP: 7 OF THE BEST HYBRID BEAUTY PRODUCTS
• Golden ingredient that will brighten your complexion
• Samsung expands its Galaxy
• Tech that...
• VOLVO DIALS 112 TO CUT EMERGENCIE­S
• CREATING HEAVEN IN EARTH
• Down Mexico way
• Travel news GREEN GOINGS-ON IN THE TOURISM INDUSTRY
• GO GO, TOKYO LIGHT UP YOUR LIFE
• Let’s look forward to the coming months when the vaccines have kicked in, the travel chaos of Covid-19 will just be a bad memory, and we can head abroad on holiday. Here are the travel team’s top picks for 2021 GOING DUTCH
• My binge eating was unintentio­nal self-harm
• Hail to the chief!
• Two Speed Crossword
• Future looking good for law firm after profits rise
• Rail project gives apprentice scheme a platform
• New hub for flexible space provider
• Facelift for complex as hunt starts for tenants
• Covid fallout fears for women’s pensions
• UK should get ready for Big Bang 2.0
• Shopping at Lidl ‘60% cheaper than Waitrose’
• A large Victorian home with wonderful gardens
• I can’t believe it’s not cluttered...
• BOOK REVIEWS
• Adam aims to grab big chance and admits: It’ll be inTENse
• School’s pride in ‘special talent’ Bethell
• Villa boss outlines full extent of ‘scary’ outbreak
• Freddie still not ready to leave the club
• Blues and 3 rivals keeping tabs on striker
• Sam stays silent over Snodgrass clause claim

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