Yorkshire Post - 2017-10-18

• Debut author misses out on dream ending
• Number of elderly stuck in hospital soaring
• ‘Dramatic’ increase in the scale and pace of terrorism threat to UK
• I’ll have an oven bottom with extra blaa, pet
• CRIMEWATCH CASE CLOSED
• Thousands lose power in storm
• Morrisons grows faster than rivals
• CBI boss calls for rapid devolution
• Camilla joins stars to champion the skills of Britain’s older people
• Billionair­e and finance expert in court battle over ‘expenses theft’
• Sharp rise in slavery offences recorded by police
• William and Kate to visit Norway and Sweden
• Worker dies in ‘incident’ at caravan factory
• New Wolds park is among 13 regional green spaces in the running for award
• Tory MPs urged to back pause on benefit rollout
• Amazon and eBay ‘profiting from fraud’
• Davis makes case for trade talks as EU summit looms
• Chief defends his police officers spotted on dodgems at Hull Fair
• Travel brand known to millions sails into sunset
• HMS Sheffield was not ‘fully prepared’ for deadly attack, new report reveals
• Court says sorry to lorry driver wrongly sent to jail
• Coroner’s plea as student dies after drug use
• We should tell elderly to exercise more and be active, not take it easy, say health experts
• One-to-one support pilot in region’s cities
• Council could buy two buildings for new site
• City-centre traffic to be limited to 20mph
• Man struck by car remains in hospital
• A LIFE IN THE DANGER ZONE
• Films switch the focus to a city’s ‘can-do’ creative spirit
• May must take the Brexit lead
• It may not be as she likes it, but it’ll be tragedy if PM goes
• Why reshuffle must give voice to North
• EVERY WEDNESDAY
• IS capital falls but thousands of people still suffer
• Spanish Court rules Catalonia’s independen­ce poll broke the law
• Refugees continue to flee into Bangladesh
• Middle aged people fearing a financial crisis, says research
• Hornby woes continue as it warns on profits and chairman quits
• Merlin counts the cost of terror attacks
• HEIGHT OF FASHION
• Financial firms are looking to Dublin
• Virgin Money in robust health as mortgage lending hits £6.5bn
• Seamour ready for return to hurdling – Ellison
• Premier League is target as Brooks signs new Blades deal
• Efficient Ding shows rookie Keogan no mercy in Barnsley
• Referee has night to forget as Bantams are held
• Ireland united in relief at avoiding Italy in World Cup play-off draw
• BIGGS HANGS UP HIS BOOTS
• ROVERS JOY FOR FERGUSON

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