Yorkshire Post - 2016-10-24

• SQUEAL DEAL
• Squeeze on funds results in £7m bill for crews
• Single devolution deal bid could be revived
• Academy chain spent over £300,000 with its boss’s own company
• Flooding cash is ‘biased towards the South’
• DILEMMA ON CHILD REFUGEES
• LANDSCAPE IN WHOLE NEW LIGHT
• Battle launched for forgotten veterans
• Creator of Dad’s Army Perry dies
• Buses ‘help reduce social deprivatio­n’
• Sadness as cuts put paid to parade for soldiers
• A lesson in history at palace of railway monarch
• Boost for UK’s theatres, museums and parks from big-spending foreign tourists
• Tributes as the Bishop of Ripon to step down
• Treatment of migrants in Calais ‘has parallels with Nazi Germany’
• Directors of firms could be fined £500,000 over nuisance calls
• Ministers braced for challenge on airport decision
• Minister plays down fears over tariff-free deal prospect with EU
• Minister warns of ‘real risk’ that fleeing IS militants could attack Britain
• School put into special measures by Ofsted inspectors
• Pupils explore ‘internet of things’ potential
• Top-selling author set to deliver speech on creativity at conference
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• A touch of South America in our neck of woods
• Quality beef makes for tough judging decisions
• From strength to strength in show’s 14th year
• Big lift for Ed Balls as he makes next round on Strictly
• Funding gap ‘is denying job support to disabled’
• THE FLOWERING OF OASIS
• Talk of trees, lots of hot air and the countdown has begun
• ‘Remoaners’ must accept democracy
• Brexit campaigner­s are being arrogant over slim victory
• Releasing the advantages of empowermen­t
• Peace and security in Europe still vital
• Would-be Euro-MP confident of party backing
• Misconduct inquiry report still not in public domain
• Affordable homes a target for developer
• Animal rescue charity seeking new owners for neglected dog
• ‘Take to streets’ call amid Venezuelan turmoil
• Suicide theory in deadly blasts
• US poll debates criticised in Iran
• Strategy needed ‘so firms can continue to grow’
• Banks expected to reveal another big hit from PPI scandal as they update City
• Start-up aims to protect UK’s lone workers
• Social supermarke­t to provide economic boost for mining heartland
• BHS Internatio­nal sets sights on major global expansion
• On the links with two historic coastal beacons

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