Yorkshire Post - 2017-09-06

• REGAL SMILE
• Labour facing a backlash on Brexit decision
• Six reports published into ‘blatant’ failure at council
• May and Trump tell China ‘use leverage on N Korea’
• HANGING UP HIS HEADPHONES
• Welby in attack on ‘broken economy’
• Royals win topless photos damages
• Britain ‘has world’s best universiti­es’
• Protesters await bike track decision
• Healthcare services are top concern for rural residents
• Hague: Trump ‘fire and fury’ threat won’t deter
• Dozens of Yorkshire cabbies are licenced by London
• Firm gets weaving to preserve the history of textiles
• Appeal to save collection from the ‘weathermen of Ben Nevis’
• Lego looks to rebuild with fewer workers
• City’s coalition to hold talks over executive suspension­s
• Sturgeon ready to use Holyrood’s tax powers with series of new Bills
• Higher paid can get money back for benefits
• Waste fees rise as councils squeezed
• Harry urges Grenfell fire tragedy survivors to be there for each other
• Diana funeral ‘most watched TV event’
• Deprived areas’ primaries have double the rate of staff vacancies
• Plans for sugar beet complex heard at meeting
• Veteran tells of life-changing charity support
• Haskins doubts commitment to protect rural areas after Brexit
• Former power station plays host to anti-terror training exercise
• Police appeal after two children die and mother hurt in M62 crash
• Council bosses agree to school closures in latest blow to region’s rural communitie­s
• A NEW AGE OF CONFIDENCE
• Polices must be rural-proofed
• EU’s demands are music to ears of proud Brexiteers
• Prove to us that One Yorkshire will work in practice
• Labour exit plan brings clarity to chaos
• Olympic committee president in bribery probe
• &ABROAD UK
• Gear4music strikes the right note overseas
• Halfords benefits from holidays at home
• Record annual results for Alumasc as new factory ready for 2018
• Software firm Aveva agrees deal with Schneider Electric to create £3bn giant
• Services sector growth drags on the economy
• Investors believe that Brexit can bring more opportunit­ies in European real estate sector
• Young and Walsh aim to retain Yorkshire Challenge
• Maturity of young Rashford can help end England’s hurt
• Froome extends lead but insists La Vuelta ‘race is not over’
• Bowler Anderson happy to put prospect of milestone moment at Lord’s in the hands of fate
• Brathwaite fits well for Yorkshire
• SETTLING IN AT TERRIERS
• ASHES CHANCE FOR BALLANCE

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