Yorkshire Post - 2017-10-02

• INFLATION GOING UP
• Tories in £400m plan for Northern transport
• ‘Heavy-handed’ school food rule criticised
• Half of dentists said to be planning to quit NHS within next five years
• Yorkshire man remembered at anti-IS rally
• EDUCATION IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SCULPTED
• Nature volunteers see mental benefit
• Botched surgery costs NHS £6.75m
• More than 700 are hurt in poll clashes
• Calls to ensure cab firm does not have ‘monopoly’
• Club steps in to buy former player’s medals and caps
• Broadcaste­r tells festival of challenges faced by elderly
• Union leader tells Tories to focus on struggling regions
• Stand-off involving 30,000 protesters passes off peacefully
• Green accuses Labour of fake news as he plays down election result
• Analysis
• Universal Credit move to go ahead
• Inquiry urged into Edward Heath probe
• Fast-growing academy trust adds three more to its stable of schools
• Commitment to pupils’ outdoor learning earns accreditat­ion
• Successful year for scheme to forge links with firms
• Unity call for all sectors of education
• Cell discovery offers hope for cystic fibrosis drugs
• Yorkshire Vet tells story of lamb with five legs
• Children’s tooth decay war taken into community
• ‘Lone wolf’ terrorist in officer attack and van rampage, police say
• OJ Simpson freed from jail on parole after nine years
• Leaks off menu as new stars to be born in world of food
• Tories need a clear vision
• Conference could be the start of something better
• We need to halt tide of doctors leaving the job
• Customer service? You must be joking
• Albion Electric sets the stage for Shed Crew
• Financial products ‘need to work for women’
• Coca Cola design guru set to return to roots at industry conference
• Mobile operator could be forced to wait until next year for stock market float
• Resilient Yorkshire housing market gives boost to Strata

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