Birmingham Post - 2022-06-30

• Union ballot could see more rail strikes
• Students urged to keep it clean in ‘Smelly Oak’
• Three killed by lethal new synthetic drug
• Huge towers plan for Queensway
• Boutique hotel goes on market just months after closure
• First look at depot for hundreds of HS2 staff
• Covid ‘has not gone away’ – but hospital admissions low
• SecondTurt­le Bay restaurant set for city centre
• Police told to film all stop and searches of young black men
• PCC reveals ‘preferred’ new chief constable for region
• Police killer attacked Midland jail guard with bar
• Council boss will not resign after murder of Arthur
• ‘Public health catastroph­e’ looms
• ‘Burnt out’ doctor who warned of stresses on staff dies aged 35
• £4bn investment ‘will transform’ many lives
• NewVilla Park stand and major expansion plans revealed
• Union petition to get hospital staff parking charges axed
• ‘Frustratio­n’ as station’s restoratio­n still on hold
• Lawyer who pursued war veterans denies fraud charges
• City in bid for European Athletics Championsh­ips
• ‘We’re not fat cats’, says barrister after walkout
• Councillor who assaulted blogger facing ethics panel probe
• Pay rise for airport boss not earned, claims MP
• Conwoman donned hijab for £3,000 fraud bid
• ‘Wheels’ raceway set to be sold for regenerati­on
• Jewellery maker rakes in fortune from bedroom workshop
• Hospital patient’s death sparks criminal probe
• City council buys town retail park for £15.6m
• Bizarre parking rules hit farm for autistic children
• ‘Drill’ music holds key to solving brutal street killings
• Fugitive wants ‘justice’ over crushed supercar
• Brothers jailed after huge arms cache discovered
• Fears eating out will be a ‘premium experience’
• Scheme to help tackle sexual violence in clubs
• Husband jailed for 18 years after takeaway murder of wife
• Bakery used wallpaper strippers to prove bread
• GO TO RAIL... DO NOT PASS GO!
• Mother of pub bombs victim set to sue man questioned by police
• Public enemy No.1 or rebel With legitimate cause?
• Academia is not the only path to success
• Service painted a fine picture of political giant
• Don’t wait for China on energy
• Echoes of Manzoni as statue is ‘trashed’
• Welcome toTrump’s gun-toting, anti-abortionAm­erica...
• 2021 Census sees population boom in city’s commuter belt
• AMERICAN SERIAL KILLER’S ARTWORK SOLD IN MIDLANDS
• ‘If everyone’s going left, I’m going right’
• One Vision!
• As soon as we can play in Ukraine again, we will
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• I haven’t seen BGT final. I’m anxious. I don’t know why...
• I decided I would kill myself after London 2012. I’d defined my life by this sport and got nowhere
• YELLOW AGAIN
• Don’t let the world pass you by... until the final moment, you have time
• GRU-ING PAINS!
• ULTIMATE SAUSAGE ROLL (Serves 6)
• RAISE A GLASS
• Hooray for Hollywood
• BIRMINGHAM BACH CHOIR
• VICTORIA SANDWICH
• DIE TOTE STADT HHHHH
• A Must-have motor for all thrill seekers
• Snap happy
• Summer standouts
• Sea-ing is believing
• CRUISE CONTROL
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Deloitte announces new senior Midlands partner
• Firms among fastest growing in UK
• Shake-up of sales team at Centrick
• New jobs as marketing firm makes Chamberlai­n move
• Large roof extension set for Brindleypl­ace block
• Is it wise to release that equity in hard times?
• Perfect storm could scupper economic recovery
• Stevie’s in-tray is stacked with some pressing issues
• Swift: Jed deal a real statement of intent
• SPORTS BOOK OF THE WEEK
• Birthplace of my son will always be special – Sanchez

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