Birmingham Post - 2021-08-26

• Science park boss to step down after 25 years in post
• Council sorry over transport service fiasco
• Cloned plate mystery as driver sent CAZ fines
• Your mission: spot Tom Cruise
• Call for Amazon to bring Tolkien epic back home to Midlands
• Midland cladding victims stuck in insurance limbo
• Call for ban on sale of private e-scooters
• £35,000 fine for owners who refused to close shop
• City calls for other authoritie­s to take more asylum seekers
• City mosque leader who praised Taliban spoken to by police
• New Chapter for Opus team
• Burglar with ‘atrocious’ 67 conviction­s escapes jail term
• Clothes factory boss jailed for ripping off top designer labels
• Counterfei­ting production line hidden in plain site
• You wait for a bus – and then 15,000 come along
• Victim of Digbeth knife murder was young property investor
• Plans to gate off millionair­es’ estate is unlawful, says council
• Boom time as rare bitterns set up home in Midlands
• Alcohol licence should be refused because of ‘lack of toilets’
• Zero-waste shop being ‘suffocated’ by Clean Air Zone
• Anger over plan to axe free parking
• Your chance to win a perfect winter getaway
• Tories and Labour go to war over housing plans
• Teddy that inspired Pooh hits 100
• Old city pub and gin bar closes doors
• Bid to divert cyclists from Broad Street slammed
• Police officer convicted of crash death
• Ad for unpaid intern at Blues criticised by fans
• Murder and suicide deaths of policeman and son, 3
• Mother denies killing son ‘by not managing asthma’
• World of BeWILDerwo­od this summer
• Racist killer has jail term increased to five years
• Woman blackmaile­d friend with false abuse claim
• Vanishing police have left public ‘less safe’
• Salute to key workers on Covid frontline
• Primary school teacher, 34, banned after she admitted snorting cocaine
• Safety fears for patients with learning disabiliti­es at hospital
• Special police officer sues force
• Clubber whose drink was spiked ‘nearly died’
• Neighbours see red over turquoise Buddhist temple
• Siblings ‘killed own brother’ in family feud
• HS2’s loss could still be the East andWest Midlands’ gain
• Taxpayers are entitled to an explanatio­n
• What now for game that bowled over a nation?
• Should we pay 2% of BBC licence fee?
• Irony of anti-vaxxers who swallow anything but good medicine
• Britain’s Got Talent does love a good sob story... but I didn’t want this to be me
• Death becomes her
• All in the planning for modern take on classic
• CINEMA READY FOR NEW ERA AFTER RESCUE
• I hadn’t worn heels for a long while... it was tough!
• Osmonds star Merrill hungry for slice of the action in Brum
• Fantastic beasts and where to find them
• This could easily be a sort of misery porn journey but it’s not
• RAISE A GLASS
• Fish tales
• A nose for a classic
• TT getting better with age in its third decade
• Cave in to retro
• Is this what offices will look like in the future?
• The ultimate beauty spot
• Sport saved me after my accident... it gave me my confidence
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Midlands engineerin­g firm sold to Germans
• Pharmacist takes on first store at 27
• Major plans for huge warehouse to go ahead
• New directors at property consultanc­y CBRE
• Grand move for young financial planning firm
• Reasons to be cheerful despite economic gloom
• Is rise in National Insurance for social care fair?
• Warning to animal lovers over rise of pet scams
• Woodland wonder of barn conversion with heated pool
• The next big thing
• Bears can finish with a flourish insists Norwell
• BOOK REVIEW
• Gardner: New boss to boost club academy
• Window of opportunit­y is still open for Baggies, says bossVal
• Clarke ruled out for up to six weeks
• Hat-trick Archer makes most of hisVilla chance
• Key points being made by El Ghazi

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