Yorkshire Post - 2017-08-29

• CARNIVAL FEVER
• Millions wasted as control centres sit empty
• 1,300 homes and firms in county could claim compensati­on from HS2
• Alarm as N Korean missile fired over Japan
• Reviews failed to aid coroner service
• Pc is reunited with girl injured in blast
• Warning of Texas floods worsening
• Families pay extra £7.3bn for loyalty to the Big Six
• Relief for farmers left with grain stash
• Sheeran named artist of the year at MTV video awards
• Clothing firm wins legal battle over Glencoe name
• Ministers urged to rule out ‘no deal’ outcome
• Computer project set to help hospital increase screening programme
• Yorkshire ‘could fall behind’ without settlement
• Scenes of joy as thousands gather to salute Hull’s returning heroes
• Coastal chemical cloud ‘unlikely to have drifted over from France’
• Anticipati­on rises as The Great British Bake Off returns to television screens
• Trucker accused of causing eight motorway deaths appears in court
• Important advance in cancer treatment discovered
• UK jets sent to Estonia to aid Nato operations
• Bishop speaks of nation’s ‘embarrassm­ent’ over fall in young people studying languages
• Inspectors tell GP practice it must improve
• Hospice to mark its formation with event
• Service is launched to benefit shoppers
• Love affair with music that took band leader a long way
• £60m bill – for empty offices
• Wisest of words
• Diana changed us all, but was it really for the better?
• Stand with US as a new nuclear menace looms
• Chance to right the wrongs of Beeching
• Security stepped up across India after guru sentenced over rape conviction­s
• Halifax earn point in spite of Kosylo’s dismissal
• Dewsbury fight back but come up short as run ends
• Magnificen­t Moeen digs England out of trouble as West Indies toil
• BULLS MADE TO PAY THE PRICE
• MINSTERMEN’S HOME WOES

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