Birmingham Post - 2022-03-24

• Two years on... how we mobilised to fight Covid
• Student discovers ultra-fast virus test for PhD
• Firm ‘sold unsafe sanitiser’ during Covid, court hears
• 10 electric car charging stations set for region
• BRIG’s key demands:
• Health & safety boss at Unite hotel project admits drug supply
• Self-driving future is here as airport shuttle bus takes to roads
• Sunak: Economy will be back on track... by 2024
• Energy measures ‘barely scratch the surface’ for low income families
• City urged to suspend ‘Stalingrad’ twinning
• Plan to restoreVic­torian hotel where Gandhi ate
• 100 Flybe flights a week from city as airline is reincarnat­ed
• Anger after plan to sell woods off to developer
• City reviews measures in case of nuclear war
• Council under fire over visits to UAE and Russia
• New MP did not declare directorsh­ip of company
• MP fights bid to send refugees to ocean island
• Polystyren­e from tower litters streets and canals
• Views sought on gigantic Smithfield developmen­t
• 50-year history of a town goes under hammer
• Tributes to community hero after death at 56
• Success without frontiers
• New virtual docking stations trialled
• Cycling tsar rides into helmets row
• ‘To Let’ signs are destroying our area, claim locals
• Thousands wait more than a year for surgery
• GP access is sore point
• Arsonist jailed after torching house with four children inside
• Knighthood received for late opera director
• New front in war on landlords
• New way to earn a crust after job loss during Covid
• Minimum of 20 years for knife killer
• Police using more stop and search powers in crime fight
• RECENT USES OF STOP & SEARCH POWERS
• Chief hits out at story of ‘car sick’ rookies
• Ex-council leader admits two child sex offences
• Mentally ill pregnant woman ‘can decide’ on abortion
• Perfect storm with households braced for more struggle ahead
• Bravery of putting it all on the line
• Equality progress – but room for improvemen­t
• Backlash awaits if Government back-pedals on fur imports ban
• It’s Tory sleaze and corruption, not fluff
• Jewish cemetery not oldest in city
• Trip down memory plane...
• Everybody just wants to put the last two years behind them
• WELL-KNOWN ARTISTS SET FOR FESTIVAL
• Just like my Christophe­r I’m neurodiver­gent, too
• There were all these Peter Pans in music, but I was like .... ’There’s no Captain Hook!’
• LICHFIELD FESTIVAL’s
• I realised, aged 10, that I’d always be a ‘colour’
• RAISE A GLASS
• PLANTAIN AND FENNEL QUICHE
• Compass wins points with its hybrid engine
• Music to our ears...
• HOTEL OF THE WEEK
• Lava’s in the air...
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Suffragett­e’s house boasts Sajid Javid as a neighbour
• First employee becomes director of city agency
• Healthcare recruitmen­t firms join Kingdom Group
• Dozens of homes set to rise at old bread factory
• Engineer in £5m move to double size of premises
• Office block overhaul to include rooftop space
• Alert over energy firms ‘doubling direct debits’
• How to chase down that forgotten pension pot
• Lee: Break is timed to perfection
• Hogan can turn Blues into team boss craves
• Stirling set to Blast doors open for Bears – boss
• SPORTS BOOK OF THE WEEK
• Owner taking another look at Lai of the land
• Squad enjoy some calm before storm
• Villa know it’s time to shape up or ship out in summer

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