Yorkshire Post - 2016-09-03

• JESS IS THE PRESIDENT
• Parade to welcome home our Olympic heroes
• Taser officers lack body cameras
• Broadband slower than in rural Poland
• Closure of post offices proving threat to village life
• M&S under fire despite offering staff a pay increase
• Former school governor denies 15 historic sex offences
• Microbead ban may be launched by 2018
• ‘The old lady needs a bit of polish’
• It’s music to watch mice by, as cellist releases album for our feline friends
• Sturgeon launches ‘biggest listening exercise’
• MP calls for shadow cabinet elections to be reintroduc­ed to help heal Labour divisions
• Investment to improve approach to city station
• ‘Co-operation needed to deal with migration’
• Greens elect Lucas as Cooper misses out
• No sequins for me, says Ed Balls on eve of Strictly bow
• Judge rejects appeal over undercover police tribunal ruling
• A ROYAL DETOUR...
• Fears over loss of rural services as hundreds of post offices are closed
• Yet more Post Office branches to close in Yorkshire
• Warrior Treasure exhibition is a major success
• Sharp fall for media museum visitor numbers
• Finance boss stole £800,000 to fund his ‘extravagan­t’ lifestyle
• £38bn is added to London stock market, thanks to good news from America
• Couple struck off after care home theft
• Rotherham abuse whistleblo­wer is under investigat­ion
• Why a doughty survivor of the First World War may sail home
• Calls for a rethink on plans for doctors’ walkouts
• Ashley braced for showdown with shareholde­rs
• Harry Jepson
• One-of-a-kind baby names on rise
• I’m innocent, insists Sir Cliff, as prosecutor­s review charge decision
• ‘Presenter left in distress after receiving letter’
• WE FAIL TO MAKE GRADE BY WORLD STANDARDS
• Illegal flytipping is a stain on our green and pleasant land
• Words of the week
• Make this the greatest gold...
• An accent on dialects
• Australian experience shows the need to ban fracking
• The last post
• Balls bravely gives voice to struggle with stammer
• Farmers left in limbo by lack of Brexit strategy
• My city has the warmest hearts in Yorkshire, says RAF veteran as he backs exhibition bid
• GP practice is rated inadequate by CQC
• Branson is back on his bike after near-fatal crash
• Power cut as Florida is hit by hurricane
• Namsung recalls all flagship dalaxy Note 7 phones after battery fires.
• Weak US data puts off rate rise talk but market soars
• Adare SEC signs multi-million contract with leading insurer
• Constructi­on industry shows signs of recovery but Brexit uncertaint­y prevails
• Anger at Southern operator’s £100m in profits
• How to avoid building up a huge debt pile during university years
• Providers denying low rates to many of its customers
• Emis Group confident despite uncertaint­y over NHS spending
• Creating your own superhuman investor could lead to conflict
• McCarthy & Stone sees drop in retirement home reservatio­ns
• ASOS pays £20.2m to settle trademark dispute
• £16.5m for the next generation of video games

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