Yorkshire Post - 2017-05-15

• ‘Unite the North to succeed in digital economy’
• Return to work could spread hack further
• LEARNING WHAT LOVE IS
• Nurses warn of strikes over pay
• Labour in £37bn pledge for NHS
• £75m arts hub unveiled for city
• MAKING GENEROSITY EASY
• ARCHBISHOP IN RIVER
• Treasury warned over ignoring Japanese banks in Brexit talks
• Controlled explosion and mass evacuation at airport
• Cemetery reopens after 148 years in Ireland
• Yorkshire districts at highest risk of poverty, says analysis
• Watson says it will be ‘very, very difficult’ to turn around the polls
• Election summed up in just one day
• Tests show school play equipment is hot spot for germs
• Hate-filled cartoons and letters to conscienti­ous objectors go on display
• City leads the way in bid to tackle UK shortage of language teachers
• Pupils succeed in competitio­n to design new cathedral gargoyles
• School that uses yoga and meditation to expand
• Gene discovery offers hope to bowel sufferers
• ‘Forgotten’ families visit war memorial
• Nigerian archbishop becomes first African priest to be papal ambassador to Ireland
• It’s a very Happy Valley as show stars at Baftas
• Young and old come together to honour the fallen
• Church services
• AN ACT OF REMEMBRANC­E
• Duke in abundance but May in vanishing act
• Look beyond leader and hope for a positive future
• Our manifesto for change in the rental sector
• Family photo helps solve mystery of toddler’s rare genetic condition
• Young people want sign language to be on the national curriculum
• Digifish films new TV advert for Mark Hill Hair
• Employment growth hits a two-year high
• Bright future for food and drink firms despite Brexit
• Victoria Gate set to open new Japanese rooftop restaurant
• Train smashes through house

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