Yorkshire Post - 2017-10-16

• STICKING HIS OAR IN
• MP hopes to break devolved powers deadlock
• Killer drivers face life sentences after public call for tougher laws
• Storm warnings as Hurricane Ophelia heads for Britain
• BE PROUD OF TODAY’S YORKSHIRE
• LOOKING EAST FOR SUCCESS
• A special day for Ledgard’s buses
• More abuse claims against Weinstein
• Tackling children’s mental health issues
• Call for Plan B:
• Public praise:
• Red Arrows jets likely to be built overseas, MPs warn
• Sewage pollutes two-fifths of rivers, posing health risk
• Hospital shops ban ‘super-size’ chocolate
• Attenborou­gh launches series with call to end plastic menace
• Ukip leader aims for zero migration
• Inadequate benefits system puts lives at risk claims epilepsy charity
• British-led sanctions to ramp up pressure on N Korea
• Racing mourns Patrick Haslam, a trainer who won at every track
• Liz Dawn’s grieving widower mourns for ‘perfect wife’
• Sixth-form college backers says district has ‘clear need’
• Honour for promising sporting ex-pupil who died at the Somme
• City-wide careers drive aims to inspire
• Fishing boat lands a prize catch of the Day
• City poems inspire track backed by stars
• Funds to stamp out student hate crimes
• University boost for economy is close to £100bn
• Vauxhall to cut 400 jobs at UK plant amid falling sales
• Trainer pays tribute to dedicated groom ‘killed by kick from horse’
• Time to enforce road safety law
• Power struggles
• I’m forecastin­g confusion ahead in fickle climate
• Dangerous drivers must face justice
• Baby group appeals for help over fundraiser
• Residents invited to have their say on steel city’s gridlocked streets
• £800,000 scheme to bring back salmon to city’s river
• Deadly wildfires stretch across 100 miles
• Elections expected to challenge socialist rule after two decades
• Silicon Valley funding ‘shows North is strong’
• UK boss of Ikea puts pressure on PM to avoid ‘no deal’ Brexit
• Home businesses could add £3bn to economy with move to offices
• Chief financial officers more optimistic following post-election low
• Businesses braced for £1.2bn tax hike with rates rise

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