Yorkshire Post - 2016-07-29

• Lloyds to cut 3,000 staff and 200 more branches
• Confidence returned to housing market before vote to leave EU
• GAME CHANGER FOR FOOTBALL
• Milestone in fight against superbugs
• Councils fear for millions in grants
• Skybet pays off for region’s economy
• Clampdown vow on airport booze
• Thousands left standing on crowded train services
• Pressure on region’s hospital bosses to balance books
• All the world’s a stage as Bards commemorat­ed
• Cameron kept trim with help of £21,000 discounts from trainer
• Legal bid to remove Corbyn from ballot paper fails
• PM urges reciprocit­y as she vows to protect the rights of eastern European workers
• Anger at campaigner­s’ call to scrap ‘vanity’ high-speed rail project
• Spectacula­r image could put snapper’s name up in lights
• Watchdog sees red as BBC ‘fails colour blindness test in election’
• Racegoers making Goodwood yet more Glorious
• Social revolution hailed as employment rates for pensioners double in 16 years
• Double killer told in court: I hope you rot
• Doctor tells of personal tragedy as he urges fellow medics to help spot the signs of abuse
• EDF ‘pressing on with nuclear power station’
• Warning over finger pointing in Army tragedy
• Iraqi man cleared of making threats to MP’s staff
• Legal aid ‘deserts’ caused by cuts mean vital housing advice missing say lawyers
• Tributes paid to ‘reclusive’ brothers killed together
• Museum’s flexible displays tell stories that have shaped city
• Ministers asked to back £109m plan to boost growth in region
• Three guilty of breaches over solicitors’ firm that went into liquidatio­n
• Unpaid council tax rate on rise in district
• Virtual return for city’s hole in the road
• Cocaine and Ecstasy use on the increase among wealthy
• Multi-million pound campaign keeps royal portrait in Britain
• Obama hands on the baton with call to put Clinton in White House
• Second man involved in Normandy church atrocity identified
• Route to Indian Ocean on captain of missing jet’s flight simulator
• Accept the EU verdict, Lord Ashdown
• Increasing voter engagement in the era of Pokémon Go
• Banks and their debt to society
• Irony of Brexit
• Let the Bank regulate our financial services sector
• Time to act after whistle is blown on Sports Direct
• Global politics getting just plain weird
• Yorkshire Bank parent in positive mood as loans to SMEs are on the increase
• Pre-schoolers run rule over the furniture
• Premier’s backing for £691m takeover by Avnet
• Rolls-Royce sticks to guidance thanks to engine delivery boost
• VW profits hammered by diesel scandal
• Sales slide at Bonmarché with bad weather to blame
• Batley will not fear anyone in Qualifiers, says captain Hirst
• Trinity’s bid for final fuelled by win over Wolves
• York will play out fixtures, pledges Guildford
• Silverwood bows out after 15 years
• Bulls confident of successful appeal
• Radford instructs Hull to have no Cup regrets
• Big Orange in the pink to pull off double at Goodwood
• Rousayan offers my best chance of winner at ‘home’ track of Thirsk
• Leader Walker heads chase for fourth first-time major winner
• Owls capture Hornets pair Pudil and Abdi
• Leeds remain stoical in bid for newcomers
• Ace Brown carries hopes of third win
• Reprise of Ennis-Hill’s win used as inspiratio­n
• Cold truth motivates Root to post best score yet
• Bowling is the key factor for Diamonds’ title hopes
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Mistake has not shaken confidence of Renault’s Palmer ahead of Hockenheim
• Now let’s finish the job and qualify, says Lees
• One trophy should be the minimum requiremen­t from this season – Taylor

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