Yorkshire Post - 2014-12-11

• Yorkshire voters call for Scots MPs to be reined in
• ‘Asthma risk’ for young sharing bed with adults
• BOMB’S GONE... BUT MORE COLD ON WAY
• FAMOUS OLD GROUNDIN COMEBACK
• GCHQ to help tackle online child abuse
• Resort beach ‘may not hit standards’
• Heroic neighbour fought gunman
• Why our children find it harder to attend a good secondary school
• Abseiling... it’s part of routine for gardeners at castle
• Pet obesity epidemic ...and dogs are fiercer
• Why the symbolic poppy plant is vanishing from Flanders field
• POLITICS& ECONOMY Wind farm brings jobs promise
• Miliband to set out year-onyear cuts
• Cameron vow to ‘never forget’ the Holocaust
• Baby mauling ‘most horrendous’ death in coroner’s career
• AIMING TO EMPOWER
• One of country’s most respected journalist­s steps down after two decades in the top job
• Sex crimes conviction rate down by 10pc over year
• Scouts say sorry for failings over abuse
• Tributes as theatre’s chief executive opts for change of scenery
• Coastal road project gets green light from councillor­s
• Chemicals in cosmetics ‘can cause damage in womb that reduces a child’s IQ’
• Children with rare illnesses face wait for drugs
• Brontë sister’s childhood sketch heading back home to Haworth
• No need to fret... your Christmas parties can really go with a swing
• Portas pops marriage surprise for journalist partner
• Nursing home shut down after inspectors struck by ‘overpoweri­ng smell of urine’
• Anger at ‘show trial’ hearings for police
• Nearly half of population on prescribed pills
• 500,000 elderly face up to Christmas Day alone
• Former boyfriend sentenced to life for Facebook reunion murder
• LIFE AFTER THE ARTS CUTS
• Why culture has vital role to play in regenerati­on game
• It is right to question MPs’ experience
• Moving away from manufactur­ing weakened the economy
• The relevance of Blair’s words
• It’s not just ‘the poor’ who don’t know how to cook
• Will Salmond be the kingmaker after election?
• Fine balance of life on A&E frontline
• Village bid unveiled after golf resort plan is shelved
• Union’s fears as hospital chiefs launch redundancy programme
• UK& ABROAD Prosecutio­n call over CIA torture
• Damning report on military regime in Brazil
• Pistorius shooting trial judge says prosecutor­s can appeal against his acquittal for murder
• Cue Card set to avenge last year’s collapse at Kempton
• Long-term option on O’Grady interests Clough
• Bright night for teenager Whitehouse softens blow for Dickov
• Cellino prepared to comply with order
• Antenucci backed to fill the boots of ‘talisman’ McCormack
• Return to Bradford reminder of Yorkshire’s great diversity
• England resume in position of strength thanks to Woakes
• Clarke and Smith make India suffer
• City complete remarkable turnaround to reach Champions League knockout stage
• DREAM TEAM MAY RESUME
• FITZPATRIC­K AIMING HIGH

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