Yorkshire Post - 2016-10-21

• Father is killed as he tries to save child from fire
• Sir Philip silent as MPs demand he loses his knighthood
• RYAN’S BACK IN AINTREE EVENT
• NHS apology over death of woman
• ‘Rise in offences in the home’ , police say
• Aberfan disaster: Country to fall silent
• Wanted: Woman in £1 billion tax fraud
• Campaigner­s vow to fight go-ahead for A&E closure
• Post’s literary lunch returns with famed broadcaste­r and author
• Muslims to launch anti-terror alternativ­e to Prevent
• Stroke patients ‘let down’ in long wait for rehabilita­tion
• Shop boss in £89,000 ‘penny press’ fraud
• Voters go out to replace Cox and Cameron
• Ministers ‘clueless’ on cuts to pharmacy funding
• Russians ‘must allow sustained Aleppo aid’
• Foreign students could be left out of immigratio­n statistics
• Call for employers to value older workers
• More pupils being taken out of school for term-time family holidays, says DfE
• ‘Strip knighthood off tycoon spiv’
• Muslim convert in failed bomb plot dies in cell
• Bus firm announces contactles­s payments
• DJ’s fury over Met Police’s ‘witch hunt’
• Fall for woodland walks this autumn
• DISCOVER YOUR LOCAL AREA
• Just two soft drinks a day can double diabetes risk
• Modern technology now lets visitors open window on past
• Racehorse’s ill health sparks a three-year courtroom battle
• Driver in city chase hit parked vehicles
• Castle’s features no longer ‘at risk’
• Newest city shopping experience launches
• Victim of Alton Towers crash slams students’ ‘legless’ costume
• A new John Lewis store and an Olympic heroine retires
• The rise of red tape in our classrooms
• We live in a world of alliances, whether we like it or not
• Let’s not trump gutter politics
• Wrong remedy
• Get tough on ticket touts and it will be music to fans’ ears
• Why democracy trumps political egos
• Universiti­es will never shut doors on a world of talent
• Shock as Trump questions legitimacy of election
• Iraq special forces pile pressure on Isis with pre-dawn attack on stronghold
• Refugees in Greek camps ‘living in appalling conditons’, say medics
• Here for the long term, says Nestle
• LSE enjoys income boost as it puts focus on merger approval
• Engineers’ shares take a hit after warnings
• QE ‘likely to see rise of £300bn in spend’
• Buoyant bank and airline shares fail to stir the FTSE
• Nissan’s controllin­g stake in auto rival
• Lender IPF takes the credit as amount issued increases
• Bairstow’s milestone knock as Ali’s ‘dirty runs’ rescue England
• Sandown the favoured option for superstar Sprinter Sacre
• Boyhood Owls fan seeks Blades scalp with City
• Jackett could be required to help lift Millers out of trouble
• European dominance the aim as England face a French test
• Wagner calling on Town to show true identity
• Carvalhal determined to end the week on high
• Avignon is the prime chance for debutants to impress
• Opening day at Vilamoura belongs to Scotland’s Warren
• Hamilton still retains hope of title but is ready to accept second-best gracefully
• England is home for proud Hughes as the Fiji-born forward looks all set for debut
• Keep calm warning from Wilder
• Patience and the ability to learn from mistakes could see Leeds emulate Bournemout­h – O’Kane

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