Yorkshire Post - 2017-04-07

• Claudia’s Law ‘will make huge difference’
• A SURVIVOR OF GROOMING GANG
• ‘Thank you for the hands to write this’
• Care home ‘fell below standard’
• Veteran’s family in legal fight to stay
• Parents could be fined for term-time holidays after landmark ruling
• Hospitals forced to stave off 999 cases doubles
• Massive battery to safeguard electricit­y supplies
• Hundreds of babies facing recall as doubts cast on hearing tests
• Vikings emerge from flood to conquer once more
• Museum prepares to host Hollywood stars’ famous outfits and memorabili­a
• ‘We must oppose European laws which are against our interest’
• ‘Sickened’ Labour front bencher piles pressure on Livingston­e to go
• Tory peer challenges changes to support for bereaved
• Flagship prison reforms ‘lack clarity’, warn MPs committee
• Two jailed for life for beating man to death in act of ‘pure evil’
• Westminste­r victim says that she pities the terrorist who killed her husband
• Mother pays tribute to her boxer son who died after collapsing in ring
• Vape shops ‘are selling to people who do not smoke’
• Boat skipper jailed after trying to smuggle £80m cocaine haul
• Former soccer star and cleric’s daughter open up on mental health issues
• Elderly’s falls ‘are top cause of trauma’
• Halloween robber, 19, jailed for four years
• ‘Many hospital car parks need loose change’
• Life ban on teaching for ex-head
• Tree-row councillor­s accused of using debate as ‘political football’
• Cuts force closure of creative charity
• City of Culture spectacula­r aims to bring streets alive with dance
• Free school meals, a war hero and an Easter egg row
• Egg row shows why Church has lost respect
• A weakened EU is bad news for world, not cause for glee
• Banking on future where communitie­s are served
• EVERY FRIDAY
• Chairman of panel steps aside in probe on election
• Somalia president declares country a war zone amid new offensive
• Autopsies prove chemical attack as Syria continues to deny blame
• Co-op Group stumbles to loss as stake in crisis bank worth zero
• Unilever seeks to sell off Flora and Stork brands as takeover flounders
• Confidence rising for tech firms despite conditions
• LISTEN WITH MOTHERCARE
• Chambers targets expansion after turnover rises to record
• BP chief sees package cut in a bid to avoid another shareholde­r revolt over excess pay
• Profits and savings balances both on the rise with Ecology Building Society
• Getech cuts its half-year losses in tough market
• Tigers toil at start but class surfaces in victory
• Koukash silence is golden as Hull look to stifle Salford
• McGuire reveals pride at Rhinos milestone
• Wakefield failing to get their due credit – Chester
• Brough will make big difference, says Stone
• George hoping God’s Own can deliver a celestial performanc­e
• Power is hoping for an Encore in the National
• Steelers’ Swedish duo relishing new boundaries
• An emotional day at Aintree for trainer Jefferson as Double W’s claims victory
• Clarke at last able to justify Wilder’s conviction
• McSheffrey eager to earn title medal on his way up
• Warne calls for deferred judgment from fans
• Hogg’s quick return after spine injury left him ‘fearing worst’
• Banned Cooper will still play ‘leader’ role from sidelines
• Yorkshire well set to match their own great expectatio­ns
• Fitzpatric­k dips below par as holder Willett battles back
• Yorkshire united in trophy target
• Past lessons heeded as Dawson and Hull set about maintainin­g momentum in survival battle

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