Yorkshire Post - 2017-07-06

• Keep countrysid­e a place for us all in wake of Brexit
• MASTERPIEC­E
• One in four social care services fail safety inspection­s
• Rich-poor divide over cancer care
• Threatened pub is community asset
• Consult regions on Brexit talks plea
• Vision for revival of resort’s harbour
• North Korea fires long-range missile
• D-Day veteran ‘overwhelme­d’ by offers to replace his stolen medals
• Ashley tells court that £15m pub night claim is nonsense
• Anti-abuse projects given extra funding
• Roots of the game, by first family of cricket
• May defends public sector pay restraint
• New breed of mayors ‘exceeded powers in promises’
• Many families face struggle to make ends meet
• Search to uncover possible Yorkshire links of wartime propaganda traitor Lord Haw-Haw
• Relaxed benefit rules for Tower tragedy families
• Trump and Pope’s attempts to intervene in Charlie Gard case ‘unhelpful and very cruel’
• All Volvo cars to have electric motor by 2019
• Addict in graveside knife raid on elderly pair jailed
• Improved checks for victims of domestic violence
• HAVEN FOR CHILDREN OF SYRIA
• Corinne’s at home with taking her music to the world
• A wake-up call over devolution
• Years of blight are too high a price for faster rail link
• The mental health lottery only adds to patients’ stress
• Unruly Tories on course for the rocks
• Dutch vow to prosecute suspects over downing of passenger plane
• Internatio­nal liver experts to treat Nobel dissident freed from jail
• Murray urges GB hopefuls to set the bar higher
• Depleted Yorkshire struggle to gain advantage
• Huddersfie­ld spending hits £40m as five arrive in frantic 24 hours
• BRITISH JOY AT WIMBLEDON
• CHANGING OF THE GUARD...

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