Yorkshire Post - 2017-03-29

• I will get Brexit right for everyone, May vows
• THE FOOTBALL PEACEKEEPE­RS
• Vigilance plea to help protect city
• Tesco to pay £129m fine over scandal
• Trump to review Clean Power Plan
• Marine wife’s joy at husband’s return
• INDUSTRY FEARS ‘NO AGREEMENT’:
• TWO YEARS TO THRASH OUT DEAL:
• Deal will keep internatio­nals at Headingley
• OPINION SPECIAL:
• Video would create immediate risk to life if released, say judges
• Rhinos’ chief welcomes deal as ‘workable solution’ but stresses need for urgency
• Opportunit­y knocks for industry if politician­s strike right deal
• Curbing freedom of movement ‘will mean rethink for firms’
• University ‘will still attract the brightest minds in Europe’
• ‘I’ll quit the UK before the two years are up’
• Anxious times for vital frontline NHS workers
• Finance sector braced for major jobs exodus
• Holyrood backs Sturgeon on referendum
• ‘Allies able to counter pressure for UK exit from EU without pact’
• We want to negotiate in a fair and friendly way with UK, Juncker tells London Mayor
• Garden with memory reboot puts focus on scents and sensibilit­ies
• Unfair to axe police chief, High Aourt is told by SA
• Events in cities mark week since attacks in london
• Paralysed man regains some movement with his thoughts
• National park records tourism recovery despite years of cuts
• Grasp the nettle and help yourself to nutritious treat
• Retailer dismayed by footage of supplier’s penned calves
• Council completes sale of landmark offices
• Yorkshire’s lifeboats rescue 231 people
• Arts Council vows to help regions but not at the expense of London
• County looms large in animal cruelty figures
• Wave of resistance against homes plan
• Motor neurone disease patients share their stories to help others
• The Mail stumbles with mean-spirited ‘Legs-it’ headline
• The need to integrate in British life
• Fracking is unlikely to prove a well of money for villagers
• Comments on The Yorkshire Post stories posted on our website, Twitter and Facebook.
• The big beasts of Brussels may beat their chests, but we’ll stay calm
• A welcome for our nation’s bright future
• Third life sentence for ‘Carlos the Jackal’ following 1974 attack
• The Card Factory’s many happy returns
• Ladbrokes slumps to £213.3m loss after merger with Coral
• Sirius on time, on budget with first phase
• Redrow out of the running to take over under-pressure housebuild­er Bovis
• GET READY TO GRUMBLE
• Premier Technical Services Group plans to keep growing after strong results
• Taxi firm merger ‘will help to defend local jobs against the likes of global giant Uber’
• Ill health forces Severfield chief to take leave
• Watkins in line to celebrate milestone moment
• Sexton will be ready for Lions duty, says Lancaster
• Sam stays loyal for National selection
• Hoyle is delighted as Wagner rewinds clock to Buxton days
• Rhodes relishing derbies as Owls aim to get back on track
• Bring on England says Hull full-back Robertson
• ‘Fast-food’ franchise scheme is all about survival
• Series win helps India retain No 1 world Test ranking
• Classy Blades edge ever closer to promotion
• ECB expecting post to bring approval for cities’ Twenty20 tournament

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