Yorkshire Post - 2017-07-31

• Royals lead centenary memorial in Ypres
• Ministers in Brexit row over movement of labour
• Rosy view of farming far from tough reality, Prince’s research finds
• Dales expansion is a (road) sign of the times
• IT’S TIME TO EXPORT YORKSHIRE
• RURAL LIFE IN DAYS GONE BY
• Government ‘fails to support UK steel’
• Transparen­cy call on PFI contracts
• ‘Landscape must be preserved’
• High street and estate agents hit by online companies
• Victims ‘wait too long’ after snake bites
• Security stepped up to make city’s festival ‘safest ever’
• Wanted, brave pub owner – must be able to drive snow plough
• Hunt told new health policies do not add up
• Facebook boss says girls need to be told they can run world
• Councils turning to ‘busybody’ powers on the rise
• Christians warned over terror strategy
• Heroic submarine commander honoured 100 years after death
• Doctor in sex images case has been working at Yorkshire hospital
• Girls of 13 in helpline pleas over arranged marriages
• Whitehall racks up six-figure taxpayers’ bill over air pollution legal challenge
• 150 jihadists lose right to live in Britain as IS fighters flee Middle East
• Help track progress of winged wonder’s revival
• ‘Savage cuts’ in police traffic officers casts doubt on enforcemen­t of road safety laws
• Students shun bar for more sober pursuits
• Parents of Charlie received ‘needless’ false hope
• Girls Aloud singer tells of fat jibe to band by X Factor judge Walsh
• Study reveals how hospital bug evades the immune system
• A week of significan­t and not so significan­t anniversar­ies
• Bickering over Brexit must end
• Lest we forget
• Remember and learn from those who were in war
• Road death of student brings call for ‘immediate’ speed cameras
• Fraud boss treated court orders with contempt, investigat­ors say
• Villagers oppose pig unit proposal
• US deploys bombers in missile test response
• Police in Australia arrest four as plot to bring down plane is foiled
• Venezuela rocked by more poll violence
• RBS set to report a profit over last quarter
• Fiducia provides terror cover for UK firms
• Technology firm enjoys rapid growth after securing new contracts
• Yorkshire experts brief Bank of England with analysis of UK’s car market
• Price rises ‘could drive consumers to hire rogue builders’

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