Yorkshire Post - 2017-11-10

• SALUTE IN HONOUR
• Cost of care to soar for councils by 2020
• ‘No room for complacenc­y over exploitati­on’
• May maintains balance in Cabinet as she finds a replacemen­t for Patel
• Crop protection impasse frustrates farmers
• COMING BACK TO HER ROOTS
• Vote on devolution will go ahead
• Girl’s tribute to her ‘superhero’ dad
• Children flagged up in terror scheme
• Fearless Connie marks her 90th birthday by taking to the skies
• University researches safety of driverless vehicles
• Top performing arts school secures site for expansion
• Bake Off winner rules out replacing Prue Leith as a show judge
• Huge bridge project at birthplace of railways
• Electoral watchdog is ‘swamp creature’, says Brexit backer
• Bongs sound again as Big Ben chimes for first time in three months
• Johnson faces more pressure over Iran remarks
• Conversion plans for police HQ approved
• Jones was caught just two days after plea by police
• First Minister ‘acted by the book’ over Sargeant claims
• 33 years in prison for ‘senseless’ killing of footballer’s brother
• Girls can help boys to read in school
• ‘Test-tube baby’ tells of family’s hate mail ordeal
• Family warn of effect of insults on teenage girl killed by train
• Three of Yorkshire’s police forces are told to improve
• Amount of cocaine seized by police and Border Force rises by a third
• Sculptor ‘thrilled’ by award for statue of city’s Women of Steel
• Judge to examine plan to close A&E
• LARKIN’S LIFE IN MOTION
• How to put the region at cutting edge of industry
• Fracking and a power drain on local democracy
• May needs to act fast to steady the ship
• Texas gunman massacre church is to be demolished, says pastor
• Arco’s mission to help Caribbean relief work
• Burberry to switch 100 IT staff to Leeds site
• Flybe profits take a nosedive after surging maintenanc­e costs
• Dairy Crest hails Cathedral City returns as it offsets record costs for cream
• Diagnostic­s group becomes Powerhouse fund’s 100th deal
• FEELING THE PINCH
• Lufthansa beats 2016 passenger numbers
• Trainer Jefferson takes the Patient approach with star
• Withdrawal­s ensure youth has its evening
• Bradford are prepared to play waiting game
• Ferguson embraces renewal of rivalry
• O’Sullivan glad to be ‘numpty-free’
• Wiesberger heads the field in difficult conditions
• I have a duty of care to my players, insists Southgate
• Jones lets Farrell and Itoje know who is boss but is pleased by their annoyance
• IRELAND NEED OWN IDENTITY
• GB’S CYCLE OF IMPROVEMEN­T

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