Yorkshire Post - 2017-07-24

• Hundreds of cyber attacks on public services
• Region leading UK in manufactur­ing jobs
• Vandals ruin Downton Abbey rail carriages
• THE UNFAIR WORLD OF PENSIONS
• TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF
• Police chief wants control of archives
• Hero honoured in his hometown
• Mill in community battle to be sold
• £126m dual carriagewa­y to ease city congestion moves step closer
• Bacteria could help babies to ward off infections
• Primaries failing to encourage swimming
• City of Culture welcomes BBC Prom for a little watery music
• Music students sing their way to victory on TV contest show
• Pioneering IVF to save rhinos from extinction
• Councils failing to enforce disabled taxi laws
• £10,000 cost from retirement age change
• Family album opened for TV tribute to Diana
• Millions of GP patients forced to wait more than one week for an appointmen­t
• Hospitals stay quiet for ‘national security’
• Police to target ‘high-risk areas’ after major rise in knife crimes
• £2m poker winner planning to celebrate with caravan holiday
• Emergency staff seek charity’s help after disasters
• Prisoners fled in handcuffs on hospital visit
• Baby Charlie parents consider legal options
• HACKING THE HACKERS
• Storms could capsize Brexit
• Whole-region devolution is best choice
• Thatcher’s policies transforme­d the UK’s fortunes
• Cyber crime is like terrorism
• Long wait for answers to keep lights on after Brexit
• Rethink required on public-sector pay
• University professor takes up CEO role at new academy trust
• Plans are on track for new sixth-form building
• Trump and Congress on collision course over Russia sanctions bill
• Quorn set to invest hundreds of millions in expanding two sites
• Growth slowing for SMEs in constructi­on, says federation
• Low levels of profit warnings mask the outlook
• Sky-high demand for private jets

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