Yorkshire Post - 2017-03-22

• Crowds gather for McGuinness’s final journey
• ‘Radical powers’ urged for our rural towns
• Laptops banned from inbound aircraft cabins
• YORKSHIRE ‘CAN CLEAR DEBTS’
• Families ‘could face major squeeze’
• Pleas ignored over minor injuries units
• Upgrade of roads could be scrapped
• Failure to get a grip on defence estate reform ‘risks military capability’
• Half of North Yorkshire secondarie­s face cuts
• Pill ‘could protect from some cancers for 30 years’
• Tourism chiefs positive about plans for 2017
• Hirst goes into pop art as he paints George Michael
• My evangelica­l parents disapprove­d of television says Sharpe creator Cornwell
• Viagogo shuns MPs’ ticket abuse inquiry
• Article 50 is historic event says May
• McCluskey hits back at Watson ‘smears and secret plots’
• Foreigners off to join IS ‘will be killed’
• Galloway seeking route back to Commons with tilt at Manchester seat
• Cooper steps up pressure on Google over extremist videos
• Long road from the Armalite to the armistice
• Rail staff to strike on day of Grand National
• Disqualifi­ed driver was drinking as van crashed
• Rio cycling hero owes his life to liver transplant
• Security failings exposed by hackers’ cyber attack on hospitals
• Evidence bid to press case for tougher livestock attack laws
• ‘Harbingers of doom’ that display unexpected beauty
• Visitors to flock to celebratio­n of newborns
• Tree cover target ‘has no chance of success’
• Inspector Morse creator Dexter dies at 86
• Husband’s plea inspires public to help fund cancer treatment
• Inspectors praise progress of trust
• Street light replacemen­t could more than halve council’s energy bill
• Dash cam footage led to arrest of burglars
• Transparen­cy pledge from body over funding for City of Culture
• Viewers gripped by Northern voices with universal stories
• It’s only fair that better-off self-employed should pay more
• McGuinness left mark on history in war and peace
• Back longer prison terms to cut crime
• EVERY WEDNESDAY
• Trump ‘to close deal’ in crunch vote on healthcare
• Tiger crushed to death in bungled bid to move it back to sanctuary
• Two holy Indian rivers awarded ‘human rights’ by high court
• Billington Holdings profits rise despite the soaring price of steel
• Fever-Tree proves to be just the tonic as profits soar by 100 per cent
• Augean planning to keep growing by acquisitio­n
• CUP THAT CHEERS
• CYBG the latest firm to sign Women in Finance Charter
• Sweco lands deal for state-of-the-art sewage facility
• Livestock markets
• Business unit fully let after charities sign up
• Retail plea for European workers
• Spotlight on doping problems is positive – Holmes
• McIlroy out to show his selfish side in match play format
• Highland Lodge targets National
• York grab lifeline as Parkin’s double earns win
• Rhodes confident Owls will improve after internatio­nal break
• Livermore thought his England chance had gone
• Guiseley make point, North Ferriby lose
• Burnell axed as Titans aim to start squad rebuilding
• Doncaster’s chance to measure themselves against Leeds
• Yorkshire confident of easing debt
• We have to change way we do things to become winners, says England boss Southgate

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