Yorkshire Post - 2017-07-17

• Ministers set out benefits of HS2 rail line
• TIME FOR A CHANGE... JODIE IN THE TARDIS
• Cabinet divisions out in the open as Chancellor condemns colleagues
• Hi-tech bid to spot terrorists among crowds
• HUMBER BRIDGE MAKES GRADE
• Police to take on civilian detectives
• Academy chains breaching rules
• Factory could be sweet for region
• Proportion of overseas landlords at lowest in seven years
• ‘Garbage in brain key to treating diseases’
• Praise for cast of musical The Girls for showcasing our county
• For sale: Churchill art that cheered up film star
• McDonnell denies watering down pledges on student debt
• Blair’s sympathy for May over those waiting to ‘throw her off ledge’
• Trump will not visit UK until he is sure of better reception, say reports
• Union chief calls for action to curb financial scandals at school chains
• Decision to end sixth form ‘had to be made due to funding gap’
• Experts to debate vision for specialist education
• Lottery boost for country’s parks and cemeteries
• Plea to let Grenfell’s migrants stay in UK
• OPENING UP NEW PATHS
• Money talk, conspiracy theory and saying ‘no’ to silly season
• Minority woes are time of opportunit­y for the North
• Lesson in the importance of world of work
• Listen to region in drive for devolution
• Primary pupils’ fall in exercise causing obesity
• Lampard rejects ‘trauma’ of IVF as she tells of pressure for baby
• Mutual warning over competitio­n swindles
• Plant able to power thousands of homes to be refused
• Mission to boost Yorkshire firms in Boston
• Breweries tap into a big sales boost with Co-op deal
• Neo G wins deal with US pharmacy giant to launch in 1,600 stores
• Flybe is looking for more global partnershi­ps to drive up passenger numbers
• Pilgrims killed as bus falls into gorge
• Erdogan marks crushing of coup with vow to ‘tear off heads’

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