Yorkshire Post - 2017-09-22

• May to warn Europe it has much to lose if talks fail
• Grayling defends scaling back rail for North
• Plans for £300m city developmen­t unveiled
• CRUCIAL BIRDS STUDY APPEAL
• Child found alive in rubble of school
• O’Leary is attacked over flight blunders
• Economic benefits of Tour’s extra day
• Army instructor­s are accused of abusing teenage recruits
• Three teenagers jailed for planned shooting
• Scotsman returns for engine shed’s new beginning
• Yorkshire’s movie city looks to the East by opening new film office in China
• Good news for Hammond with borrowing at lowest in decade
• Cycle victim’s widow backs new bike law
• Bake Off star pays tribute after ex-quiz show host dies aged 84
• Rail strikes push private sector industrial action to 10-year high
• Five people questioned over terror attack on tube train
• Chicken plant fined over water incident in Yorkshire
• Ofsted aiming to give schools time to improve
• Survey at fracking site over threat to bats fears
• Invictus Games stars ready on the runway
• Road closures to be extended for works
• Grateful mother thanks drivers who rescued her and baby son
• Improvemen­ts made to police call handling service to reduce waiting times
• Burial of murderer Brady still a mystery – inquest
• Region at forefront of drug trial in bid to slow speed of dementia
• Aid volunteers die as truck crashes
• Pope vows action on sex abuser priests as commission meets for the first time
• Thousand of Catalan protesters demand release of poll officials
• One Yorkshire has failings, but any deal is better than none
• Making the grade
• How station saga helped to derail devolution hopes
• Time to translate GCSEs into the computer world
• Election is the least of Merkel’s problems
• Drax CEO retires after 12 years at the helm
• Safestyle profits suffer as market contracts
• Mitchells sees drinkers put off by the poor weather as sales drop
• Co-operative Group sells its last remaining stake in troubled bank for £5m
• Capita’s offloading of unwanted businesses sees profits take a hit
• GARAGE KEEPS DOORS OPEN
• Hurricanes continue to impact on US figures
• Sizing up £1m prize bonus for Triple Crown
• Super League set-up is all new to Parcell
• Wakefield’s top-four hopes ended by Saints win
• Cook keen to end his 12-year wait for silverware
• Bragging rights the only concern to fans
• The tartan tussle is intriguing sub-plot for Coutts
• Season’s best from Patterson provides reminder
• We will find solutions for our injury problems, says Town boss Wagner
• IN NEED OF MOMENTUM
• DEFYING THE DERBY ODDS

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