Birmingham Post - 2022-03-17

• Region ready as ‘Deltacron’ Covid strain found in UK
• HSBC to close three branches in West Midlands
• Welcome to Eton College... Dudley
• Council still fining itself for non-compliant vehicles in Clean Air Zone
• City has more jobless people than anywhere else in country
• One in six can’t afford soaring fuel bills in some areas
• Ukrainian children with cancer given care in city
• Council ‘has no contracts with Russia’
• Councillor who likened BBC to ‘RussiaToda­y’ refuses to back down
• Chocolatie­rs sign sweet deal withTV Dragons
• Staff sue car dealership after cyber attack breach
• Region’s traffic plans for 2022 event revealed on website
• Doubts over legacy of Games
• ‘Awful’ canalside plans blasted by civic society
• Too many Midlanders succumb to avoidable deaths
• £10M BOOST FOR SPRINT
• Mayor probing idea of taking control of buses
• Longer prison sentences for attacks on medics
• Football ace’s memory kept alive with auction
• ‘Living death’ after 100mph driver killed friend and left me in coma
• Michelin man Tom cooking up a storm...
• New Street scuffle led to broken leg for officer
• Mother of boy terrorised by axe man slams his sentence
• Australian academic takes helm at Aston University
• City’s lost Jewish cemetery ‘should now be restored’
• Boss who secured NEC for the city dies, aged 89
• Man blocked rail track to roll a joint
• Chamber chairman to step down after 12 years
• Watchdog condemns five-minute care visits
• Residents win fight to protect their ‘village green’
• Mother fell to her death after saying ‘I’ll be fine’
• City busker complaints ‘driven by one person’
• Councillor fined for racist posts after match
• Staff who failed criminal checks drove children
• Tailor to champ Ali and the stars dies at 85
• God of Hellfire’s flame still burns bright at 79
• Fine leadership worth celebratin­g amid the storm clouds
• History haunts great year for Brum
• Room for manoeuvre amid crisis
• Hamilton’s by-election win is little bit of history
• Actor’s hamfisted bid for stardom is insult to civil rights fight
• Turin Shroud ...or a Burton tablecloth?
• Fisher King clues are in the cloth
• Comedian has never been one to mince his words
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• People listen to more music now than they ever have...
• FESTIVAL TO BE A SPECIAL OCCASION
• We have never had fisticuffs, but it has come close sometimes
• Showing a woman, my age and who looks like me, finding joy... to read a script like that was beautiful
• BICRMINGHA­M POShT MiARCH 1p7, and cheerful
• We weren’t made to take the worries of the world on our shoulders
• I’ve started to describe my scalp as ‘open plan’
• FALLEN FRUIT CHOCOLATE CAKE
• RAISE A GLASS
• Spring awakening
• Getting you out of a tight spot!
• EXTRA TIME
• HOTEL OF THE WEEK
• BAY OF BEAUTY
• Puzzles General Knowledge Quiz
• End of Covid rules sees resurgence of growth
• Top team bring talents to Colmore District
• £15bn of opportunit­ies on sale at property fair
• Expansion move for Midland hot drinks specialist
• New identity checks to stamp out online fraud
• Every little helps – so maximise your tax relief
• Manager has time on his side at club
• Gerrard’s regime is a Knockout for united Villa squad
• SPORTS BOOK OF THE WEEK
• Boss feeling more positive about run-in
• Bruce hopes it’s FUL steam ahead at Albion
• Lee suffers more cuts on paper anniversar­y!
• Bowyer has long-term Blues vision

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