Birmingham Post - 2021-07-08

• MP: Labour used ‘sectariani­sm’ to appeal to Muslims
• Hotel and square plan for Paradise
• New artwork looks ‘forward’
• Rape investigat­ions backlog spark fears over justice for victims
• ‘Hybrid’ future for workers beckons
• £30m deal to build 28-storey apartment block
• GPs and A&Es on the brink
• Fears over restrictio­ns ending as winter from hell looms
• YOUNG BIRMINGHAM BUSINESSPE­OPLE ON THE ‘35 UNDER 35’ SHORTLIST
• But ‘neighbour from hell’ still claims she has been ‘framed’
• Treat yourself to a sizzling luxury break
• Architects’ accountant stole £650,000 to fund daughter’s education
• Protesters close high street amid rooftop demo
• Trust failed two patients who died from sepsis
• Company boss raped teenager at job interview
• From Selly Oak to ‘Smelly Oak’ as departing students’ rubbish piles up
• Channel 4 under fire for ignoring Midlands
• GKN workers protest factory closure outside Parliament
• War breaks out over uni’s Nobel Peace Prize claim
• University denies claim it made halls profit during lockdown
• UNIVERSITY NOBEL PRIZES
• Popular live music pub set to reopen – for now
• City link to First World War medal dug up from garden
• £3.6m to transform vacant Smithfield site for 2022 Games
• Teacher paralysed as driver, 87, ran down 3 people in car park
• Mother’s twin joy turned to tragedy following sepsis
• French honour for Bletchley Park wartime codebreake­r
• Please don’t deport me back to join the Taliban
• Man jailed for false £55k kerb trip claim
• Historic No.11 bus route split in two due to jams
• ‘Policeman who killed my Dalian should lose his pension’
• Woman jailed for stabbing boyfriend in drunk rage
• Private school rescued after threat of closure
• Drunk driver ploughed into couple
• Tower blocks to have panels removed after Grenfell tragedy
• West Midlands Police response
• ‘Milk Carton Kids’ reporter calls for public inquiry into ‘appalling’ failings
• Calls for law to protect beleaguere­d hedgehogs
• HS2 must be built despite change in travel habits, insists Shapps
• Schools miss out on £14m
• Winners and losers from Covid laid bare amid the new normal
• Covid, Brexit and a shifting population
• Back down to business as lockdown ends... for good
• Towering mistake as history repeats itself
• Damage done as Cosby’s only prison now will be his disgrace
• 120-year-old ‘witch bottle’ could spell trouble...
• Serial rapist jailed for minimum of 18 years
• The Comedy of Errors is ‘perfect’ play for today!
• You’re not sure if a masked audience is having a good time
• HOLTE Calling a to
• SUMMER’S HOT READS
• BLACK MAGIC
• FUTURE SHOCK
• BIG LITTLE LIES ACTRESS
• RAISE A GLASS
• I’m making food anyone can really have a go at
• Plant powered
• Late bloomers will be worth the wait
• The best of both worlds
• APES OF WRATH
• FROM FACEBOOK’S BULLETIN TO TWITTER’S TRUSTED FRIENDS ...
• Snapper’s delight
• How Thelma and Louise rode off into the sunset
• Cats make the house a warmer place to live
• Two Speed Crossword
• Region home to ‘green industrial revolution’
• BIRMINGHAM CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE BUSINESS AWARDS 2021 SHORTLIST
• Partner sought for huge £3.2bn Arden Cross developmen­t
• Savills signs up for new Hub scheme in Solihull
• 250 jobs on cards if new industrial units allowed
• Small print warning on tickets for major events
• Warm those hands with an IHT-beating gift
• Give a little punch to a pale palette
• The truth behindVill­a pursuit of Smith Rowe
• BOOK REVIEW
• Gardner is adopting Fergie’s formula on signings
• Familia-Castillo becomes Lee’s fourth signing
• Chief gives insight to ‘a new era’ for Blues
• Valerien set to trigger departure of big guns
• Show me what you have got, says new boss

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