Yorkshire Post - 2014-08-15

• Sir Cliff dismisses historic sex crime claims
• MAKING THE GRADE: A-LEVEL RESULTS 2014
• Council may become first to hold vote on tax rise
• England ‘no better off if foreign players are shown door’
• Passengers don’t trust train firms
• 6,000 die too soon says cancer charity
• Aid scaled back as Iraq fears recede
• Williams ‘suffered from Parkinson’s’
• Woman who suffered head injury found near historic port’s 199 steps
• Search to find heroic young goes on tour
• Wave goodbye to two sets of wheels
• Smoker quits after five decades and three quarters of a million cigarettes
• Liberal Democrats pledge to raise income tax allowance
• Fire and rescue services feel heat as accounting error set to cost millions
• Glasgow to team up with English cities in push for more power
• Weakness in Germany and France drags down eurozone
• Eau dear... fan spots very modern mistake on Downton Abbey set
• Crash victim’s family pray for second miracle
• Illustrato­r drawing up plans to make comic event a big success
• Woman, 22, died after blood-thinning medication reduced ‘for valid reasons’
• Rescued Krystal now top dog on Coronation Street
• Proud occasion as Junior Soldiers graduate
• Yorkshire force fares worst as more police fail new fitness tests
• New lease of life on way for historic shops
• Father, 38, who ‘died for ten minutes’ meets one of his saviours
• Record numbers on way to university
• Tragedy-hit Elinor seals her place at Cambridge with A stars
• Nine A-levels as Clare rewrites record book
• Ten stone lighter and a place at university sealed
• Student finds true voice and gets three As
• Russian convoy of ‘aid’ on road to Ukraine
• Hopes of progress in Gaza talks amid truce may be premature
• Vaccines stopped the epidemic, but polio won’t go away
• Treatment on wards was five-star
• Buck-passing or people power?
• The battle to keep our green and pleasant land beautiful
• In the driving seat
• Britain has a moral duty to act over Iraq slaughter
• Tackling drink problems takes more than words
• Baffling side of the economic recovery
• Carclo in the best of health as its touchscree­n technology takes off
• Asda is closing the price gap on the discounter­s
• Carillion continues pursuit of Balfour with ‘sweeter’ offer
• TUI cruising as profits leap 83 per cent
• Cineworld looking to blockbuste­rs to cure World Cup hangover
• Rank sees fall in the numbers playing bingo
• Market City edges edges ahead ahead despite despite release gloomy of gloomy eurozone eurozone GDP figures figures
• Shell cuts costs with shale gas assets sale
• £120m sale of Moneybarn sees Crosby ‘gain windfall’
• Berkshire shares break the $200,000 barrier
• Hull KR denied victory as Charnley strikes late
• Nomadic Carvell finds his home at last with Cas
• Wildcats banter convinces Washbrook to sign new deal
• Veteran Minichiell­o swaps NRL for chance at Hull FC
• Ryan and Smart chase York prizes
• Running into rich seam of form just in time for Ebor Festival
• Brooks in no mood to play down his ambitions
• Sharp has his wish granted at last by Leeds
• Bradford delighted at chance to cash in on Whites tie
• Need for surgery ends Kelhar’s time with Owls
• Bjorn completes first part of task in bid to confirm Cup spot
• Gemili looks one to beat after setting fastest 200m times
• Conte to lead Italy
• Murray through after tough battle
• Rosenior will pass on lessons from the past
• Anderson is the best and is still out to improve – Cook
• Championsh­ip and Royal London Cup double is realistic target, says Moxon

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