Yorkshire Post - 2014-08-13

• WILLIAMS MOURNED
• Shipman victims probe for top police officer
• Cheap ticket curbs ‘kick in teeth for travellers’
• UK to help supply Kurd fighters as helicopter­s join Iraq mission
• LEEDS WIN DESPITE CUPSCARE
• THE OSCARS OF FOOD AND DRINK
• Jail under fire over ‘string of failures’
• Crime alert over online gadgets
• Gold could be key to fighting cancer
• Hundreds hit with fines in crackdown
• Relief for town as anti-flood scheme on ‘last lap’
• Hopes high at zoo that giant panda ‘could give birth at end of month’
• Credit and debit cards used for small buys
• Death rate tables could see ‘high risk’ cases rejected
• Why friendly loans for food and drink are leaving youngsters out of pocket
• EU energy regulation­s ‘threaten million British jobs’
• Salmond ‘failed to reassure women over independen­ce’
• Think-tank calls for reforms to give young better chance of work
• Government warning over military equipment exports to Israel
• Boys and disadvanta­ged students falling behind
• Burglar is jailed for £100,000 spree of home raids
• Yorkshire brewery toasts win after beer declared champion
• No yawning gap between species
• Luck’s in for decorator after friend scoops £7m Lotto win
• Pregnant pause as TV presenter shares her good news with nation
• Woman who committed suicide said she was facing ‘stress and anxiety’ over bedroom tax
• Jail for burglar stung by swarm of wasps
• Seasonal changes are afoot, just take a look at the berries
• Body found at Brimham Rocks is that of woman missing 14 years
• Eight new flagship schools set to open across the county
• Seventy families in nine tents at refugee camp on Syrian border
• Ebola kills priest in Spain as UN health panel approves use of untested drugs
• THERE IS NO ‘WHY’ IN SUICIDE Depression – why it’s good to talk
• Blair and Bush hold key to chaos
• Time to enforce safety on roads
• Prisoner rights
• The death penalty: Were we doing the right thing?
• Arbitratio­n is best solution in family law cases
• Severfield on stable ground after upheaval
• Revival in market bringing rewards for SIG
• Acquisitio­ns and new deals help to boost revenues at software group Proactis
• Full steam ahead for Paragon distributi­on deal with US outfit
• World Cup fails to lift Ladbrokes’ profits in the right direction
• New Look successful­ly taps into the trends
• Pru ‘firing on all cylinders’ as it shrugs off changes to pensions
• Phoenix pledges to add more staff to city site
• Strong Strong Pru insurer results results fail to inspire fail to City spark as Ukraine life into tensions the City prevail
• Tough task as Serco slumps to £7.3m loss
• Whitaker aims for hat-trick after GB return
• Stoute sets Telescope sights on Juddmonte at York
• Ageless mum Pavey makes European history as sprinters advance
• Reed has hopes of being driving force for Blades
• Aspin’s contract marked in style
• Early salvo settles tie for confident Owls
• Forrester’s late strike breaks York’s resolve
• Castleford reveal club was on verge of collapse
• Vaughan says he was wrong over call for Cook to be rested
• Belt braced for tilt at Leeds Cup just two adrift of leader
• Bulldog Paterson banned for abuse
• Gillespie confident there is more to come after Leaning breaks barrier

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