Yorkshire Post - 2017-10-12

• Quarter of A&E patients ought to stay away
• One Yorkshire backers argue economic case for region’s devolution bid
• Away with the fairies on Costa del Shakespear­e
• FIGHT TO STAY A VILLAGE
• POET LUCKY TO BE ALIVE
• IN BEST POSSIBLE TASTE
• Good grounding lost in exam focus
• £500m ‘gateway’ plan for station
• Millions to be spent on Brexit planning
• Watchdogs to rule on baby ashes scandal as MP calls for inquiry
• Wedding studio boss cheated his parents out of £39,000
• Secrets of medieval masons hold hope for abbey
• Jodrell Bank heritage bid to be science’s answer to Taj Mahal
• GPs may get ‘golden hello’ in less popular areas
• Taskforce sets out a vision for energy in the North
• ‘Stop care lottery for elderly by capping home fees’
• Wildlife lovers urged to check garden ivy for rare migrant moths
• Fight will go on after governors back plan to close town’s hospital
• Urgent cash needed as children’s services come under pressure
• Yorkshire jail holds hundreds of sex offenders
• Arrests are made after ammunition found at fracking site in North Yorkshire
• Animal lover Norma, 79, shows she deserves title of a dog’s best friend
• Changes in police reporting blamed for rise in hate crime figures
• Homes are protected after tidal surge on East Coast
• School plan to tackle places gap flawed say parents
• How rags-to-riches musical finally won Jack his Oscar
• A critical issue
• Libraries give us a chance to turn new page in life
• Broken promises that shatter families
• Bafta suspends membership of alleged abuser
• Catalonia given time to clear up secession confusion
• New league spells end for friendlies
• Dad’s the word as Walmsley eyes World Cup debut
• Republic hero Meyler says now is time for Hull’s experience­d players to step up to the plate
• NO BABY BLUES FOR WALMSLEY

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