Yorkshire Post - 2015-09-16

• PRINCE’S HONOUR
• Fracking ‘could be bridge to greener future’
• Workers demand answers at steel plant
• Lack of garden could be growing waistlines
• BACK TO THE FUTURE IN FIELDS
• TV LEGENDS: THE WAY THEY WERE
• TIME TO GET MEASURE OF CORBYN
• Experts challenge e-cigarette claims
• Evans to learn fate of appeal ‘in weeks’
• Tributes are paid to tragic runner
• Link between economic woes and high crime broken, experts claim
• Rugby fans are urged to bleed for England in fresh drive for donors
• Scientists claim ban on trans fats could save lives
• Dispute over drugs led to man’s fatal stabbing, jury told
• New chapter for Man Booker author who read first novel in an airport lounge
• City mills among top ten Victorian and Edwardian buildings ‘at risk’
• Dashboard app to help drivers see the light
• POLITICS& ECONOMY Corbyn backs striking workers as he courts favour with unions
• Minister urges cities to be ambitious in their plans for devolution
• Fall back to zero inflation delays rates rise
• Only a matter of time before Scotland splits from UK says Connery
• Attorney General admits UK could leave rights convention
• Weapons find leads to long jail term
• UP IN WORLD
• Warning of ‘severe weather’ across region
• Dripping blood in cathedral – all in the name of modern art
• ‘I played no part in £200m yacht drug plot’
• Warning of £1.5bn bill for plastic bag ‘tax’
• UK motorists at mercy of world market because of lack of diesel
• Back British farming, Labour’s vegan cabinet member urged
• Legendary wildfowl killer who blasted with 10ft gun
• Children losing sleep to check social media
• Taking common anti-depressant­s is linked to violent crimes in the young
• Council handing out a thousand free lunches to highlight food waste
• Fear for jobs as Open University centre to close
• Fond tributes to clergyman and actor swept away in flash flood
• Meals on wheels service axe is a disgrace, union says
• Future of woodland left hanging in balance as decision delayed again
• Headingley goes pop to help secure internatio­nal status
• Corbyn is a man of principle
• Freedom of movement is just an invitation to migrants
• Keeping the lights burning
• The Few saluted
• Cameron’s jibe hit home at our region’s discord
• Transport is key to a Northern revival
• Act to save at-risk children, Beckham to plead at UN
• Over half million migrants enter Europe this year, agency reveals
• ‘Suicide’ of lecturer hunted for murders
• At least seven swept to deaths
• Coup for The Works as Hoyle made chairman
• BAE secures £100m maintenanc­e contract extension with Typhoon
• Yorkshire and Clydesdale banks’ demerger still favourite option, insists NAB
• Barratt plans 1,400 homes in the region
• Kingfisher turnaround ‘on track’ despite drop in profits
• London market gains ahead of US Fed Res interest rate decision
• Oil price rise could finally be on the way
• H&M blames it on the weather as retailer reveals the weakest sales rise for two years
• Lambert reaps the rewards of technology investment
• Hastings plans £180m listing to reduce debt
• Ocado in talks to seal debut overseas deal
• Burgess dismisses link with return to Australia
• Longchamp distance is not Golden Horn issue – Dettori
• Pearson quits as Leeds lose unbeaten record
• Diame strike helps Tigers to first win on road
• Terriers celebrate Powell’s return to Charlton
• Sharp blunted and Blades slip up again
• Yorkshire struggle as rain dampens the mood
• England defender Shaw suffers horrific injury as Manchester clubs both beaten
• Blades youngster Hamilton catches eye but Dickinson scores Guiseley’s winner
• Women complete county double at Headingley
• Owls continue to offer style but no substance
• Lyth pays price for indifferen­t Ashes as England opt to exclude him

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