Yorkshire Post - 2017-09-04

• May condemns North Korea nuclear threat
• Deadlock on deal ‘costing economy billions’
• New head of fracking company willing to hold talks with protesters
• Dame Vera backs bid to protect White Cliffs
• SOLUTION IS CLOSE TO HOME
• SCHOOLS DAYS FOR PRINCE
• NHS ‘facing worst winter for years’
• Coastal towns ‘are falling behind fast’
• Villagers prepare for sugar beet fight
• Staff who helped crack Nazi code reunited at former secret base
• Planners urge hotel go-ahead in spite of woods fear
• Action over driver-only trains set to cause disruption
• Major plan could ‘breathe new life’ into Hull city centre
• University degrees ‘should be reduced to two years’
• Sturgeon to scrap pay cap of one per cent
• Davis says Brexit negotiator has a ‘silly approach’ to talks
• Having a baby over age of 40 represents ‘only relatively small increase in risk’
• Girls fret about looks as they return to school in image-obsessed age
• Patients needlessly miss out on organs
• I’m driven to shouting over this decline
• The folly of halting our railways’ electrific­ation schemes
• Cost of delays on devolution
• Mr Yorkshire’s great career
• Town that gave us Mallard can rebuild railways
• Crucial China role in N Korea impasse
• New ‘modern’ library hub to open in district’s heritage quarter
• Passengers hit out at changes to county bus services
• British bomb is defused in financial hub
• Texas braced for more floods as swollen reservoirs release water
• Ripping yarn that impressed the Dragons
• Filmore & Union set for rapid growth in North
• Google has new Digital Garage already helping firms to motor ahead
• Boss of BHS.com watches sales jump after firm seizes the ‘start-up mentality’

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