Yorkshire Post - 2017-08-12

• READY FOR GLORY
• PFI ‘a weight around neck’ of NHS trusts
• Charity refutes council’s claim over tree-felling
• Trump warns Kim ‘you will regret it’
• Abuse victims still waiting for payouts
• Travellers convicted of slavery after keeping captives for years
• Number of power stations using renewable sources rises fivefold
• Laser pens could be licensed to tackle rise in attacks
• Party for forgotten pirates of airwaves is sunk
• Mountainee­r Sir Chris Bonnington set to scale the heights at our literary lunch
• UK to face Islamist terrorism threat ‘for 30 years’
• Cancer patients ‘let down by delays and cancellati­ons’
• Tata Steel signs agreement for pensions deal
• Mayor’s strategy to turn London into world’s first National Park City
• Call to let residents decide on housing
• Sensitivit­ies must not get in way of justice, says Rudd
• ‘I wanted a new hospital, but the cost is a scandal’
• Hawking-style gadgetry to help seriously ill bride say her vows
• Woman says future stolen by petrol fire murderer
• Chinese visitors put chopsticks ahead of chips
• Clinic in memory of tragic young solicitor
• Decision to flatten scene of boy’s death welcomed
• COMPETITIO­N IS RAIL’S TICKET TO THE FUTURE
• Life in the slow lane a dangerous place when anger’s all the rage
• Words of the week
• There is no alternativ­e… May’s job is safe for now
• ‘Devolution gap’ looms if region fails to act fast
• At least 36 dead in mangled railway coaches after Egyptian trains collide
• Modest US price rises could delay Fed hike
• Engineerin­g services firm appoints new finance chief
• First Direct number one again for satisfacti­on over its current account service
• Ethical investment­s steadily closing the performanc­e gap
• Savings rates edge up but still pitifully low
• There’s choppy waters ahead, says Nationwide

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