Yorkshire Post - 2017-05-09

• RAYS OF LIGHT
• Politician could go bankrupt over sex case libel
• Young ‘forced to travel for NHS mental health care’
• May borrows from Miliband as she promises to cap energy bills
• THE FIGHT FOR LIBERALISM
• Statins may offer MS breakthrou­gh
• Tories ‘will not ditch 2015 promises’
• ‘Monster’ is jailed for child rape and drug offences
• Rising cost of calls to directory inquiries ‘a concern’
• Clans gather at castle’s Great Hall for first time in centuries
• UK’s chances of ‘nul points’ at Eurovision just as high after Brexit
• Babs drama finds a tough opponent in ITV’s The Durrells
• Resisting DDT makes for not-so fly guys
• Lib Dem leader still confident of gaining seats in Yorkshire – despite local election losses
• Former candidate takes Conservati­ve Party to court over MEP seat
• Leaders to face Question Time audience after refusing debate
• Corbyn: We have four weeks to convince the voters
• Man, 81, dies after being hit by car
• Sunburn? It’s just an inevitable price of summer for us Britons
• Judge says mother was treated unfairly by council over her child’s adoption
• Artist pays tribute to donor after organ transplant saves life
• Plugging £3.7bn education gap would cost penny on income tax
• Earth was flat and almost entirely covered by water, scientists believe
• Star attacks ‘appalling’ lack of opportunit­y for actors from the North
• Charges dismissed in police inquiry
• Stone-age men ‘were budding piano players’
• Flowering plants sold at B&Q will be free from pesticides linked to decline of bees
• Man in ‘writing mode during murder plot’
• Sales surge but traders are told to be cautious
• Take my organs and feed me to the foxes says star Joanna, 71
• Problems contacting soldier who was witness to killing of teenager
• The ‘race against time’ to replace car crash victim’s arm
• Labour policy ills
• Will Britain’s centrists now march to rescue of politics?
• True TV royalty... how monarchy mastered media
• Macron’s real challenges all lie ahead
• Hare coursing warning after prosecutio­ns
• Pledge to monitor mine as constructi­on starts on £2.3bn park project
• Grouse moors are ‘vital for peatlands’
• UN warns of crisis as 1m child refugees flee Sudan
• Obama challenges politician­s to show courage over health care
• Air strikes continue to take toll of IS terrorists after leader’s death
• Gosden following the Dante route again
• Win still sinking in for happy Goole
• Town will remain in safe hands, insists Wagner
• Keeping Bartley will be key to Monk’s plans if he stays as boss
• Winnall is banking on taking place in play-offs
• Morgan agrees top six looks inked in
• Bantams ready to cash in on Wembley final ‘fate’
• Owls suffer loss of in-form Hooper as Terriers welcome back Kachunga
• McGILLVARY’S ‘AWESOME’ TRIP
• BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR BORO

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