Calls for police probe into bankrupt Birmingham Council's £11M payments to tiny taxi firm charging £200-a-day to take one pupil to school - as city faces selling major assets from library to museum and airport to cover debts

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opposition councillor, Ewan Mackey (pictured) has called for a probe into the cosy relationship with a school taxi firm charging £200 a day to take one pupil three miles to school.

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