Yorkshire Post - 2016-08-29

• DENIED YET AGAIN
• Massive drop in fines for holidays in term
• Police drug alert after deaths at festivals
• Beloved butterfly’s days may be numbered
• BRAGG ABOUT THE NORTH
• ‘We can cope with culture city trains’
• Tory calls for new tax to fund care
• School buses face ‘huge pressures’
• Campaigner­s criticise politician­s for fuelling rising cost of living
• Early test for brain condition may now be possible
• One in 10 go cashless as coins lose lustre
• Peppers add spice but region still heart of festival
• Black and White army to welcome Cup’s return
• Eagerly-awaited trial of abused wife Helen set to grip fans of the Archers
• End of an era as BHS branches close doors
• Tory MP calls for ‘healthcare tax’
• Corbyn promises £10bn bid to create 1m homes
• Power cuts warning on Hinkley hold-ups
• Clegg joins cross-party group backing positive EU relations
• Campaign calls for shake-up in asthma treatment
• Warning over the rise in nurseries going out of business
• Morris dancers blast ‘politicall­y correct’ ban on blackface teams
• Thousands of parents could be able to challenge holiday fines
• How family trip to Florida put father at forefront over school fines legal battle
• Ruling was followed by sharp drop in issuing of penalties
• Singer hopes second battle with brain tumour will inspire others
• Show team delighted as young teams get into spirit
• Victoria actress says she ‘loved’ pretending to be pregnant
• Search-and-rescue operation called off at tragedy beach after ‘missing’ woman found
• Warm weather keeps pest controller­s busy
• Poor basic skill levels ‘holding millions back’
• Irresponsi­ble lenders ‘trapping people in debts they can’t afford’
• Presenters plan to look back on star sofa chats to mark 10 years
• Hotorway in bridge collapse reopens
• Mo Farah delighted by calls for knighthood
• NHS patients will suffer if EU nurses lost
• Don’t knock my old school
• BBC well out of medal contention with Olympics coverage
• Truancy and terms of debate
• A £571m betrayal
• Policies create housing crisis
• Clean up our act and drive dirty cars off the road
• Tunnel plans show belief in the North
• Make a stand to wipe out this blot on our landscape
• Three rugby league players are treated in hospital after car crash
• 1930s’ post office faces axe under £17m plan for homes
• Concerns remain over parts of city despite air quality improvemen­ts
• City to host first world conference of its kind
• Pope to visit quake-hit villages as Italy mourns nearly 300 dead
• Incomes warning on ‘perfect storm’ for annuities
• Former NHS manager knits success story
• Majority of children own a mobile but parents stop spending on downloads
• Students at UTC Leeds to benefit from link with technology company aql
• New business owners skip holidays with work taking priority
• Making hay while the summer sun still shines

Yorkshire Post - 2016-08-27

Yorkshire Post - 2016-08-30