Yorkshire Post - 2018-01-02

• AN ICE START TO THE YEAR
• Bid to cut number of hospital patients ‘not safe’
• Taxpayers foot £18,000 bill for resort trip
• Businessma­n who died with family in seaplane praised by colleagues
• Plea for homes to end heartache for siblings
• STILL HOGGING THE SPOTLIGHT
• Biggest rail fare rise for five years
• Brontë fragment on other side of world
• Campaign to save children from abuse
• Sprinklers ‘could have stopped’ blaze that destroyed 1,600 cars
• Arrests in crackdown on ‘Mad Max-style’ bike gangs
• City named North’s top property hotspot
• Woman’s 5,200-mile voyage to mark anniversar­y of transplant
• Concern as 8m face debt from festive spending
• Dark woods help to shine a light on nature
• Confidence in May’s handling of Brexit falls as anger grows
• Mother is barred by judge from seeing daughter
• Call for direct-rule Ministers if talks fail
• Cheltenham first past the post in property stakes, study shows
• Corrie pair swapping cobbles for ice dances
• Medic warns NHS pressures ‘escalating rapidly’
• ‘Half sugar consumed by young is from snacks and drinks’
• Four dead in ‘unrelated’ stabbings over New Year across London
• ‘Best decision we ever made’ say couple who took on four siblings
• Co-op to invest £160m on 100 new food stores – creating 1,600 jobs
• Carer’s innovative work to help dementia sufferers wins award
• Boarding education chance for children
• 300,000 unemployed ‘failing to claim their benefits’
• Banking on a way to cure loneliness
• Get real, Leavers, and accept co-operation is way forward
• Year of living dangerousl­y for ‘weak and stable’ May
• Catalonia shows way ahead for region
• Iran riots leave ten dead as protests escalate
• Palestinia­n girl filmed slapping soldiers held by military court
• N Korean leader ‘has nuclear button ready’
• Seaside lights plan to inspire and drive inward investment for region
• Cyber security is ‘top priority’ for IT bosses
• SMEs not protected for loss of key staff members
• Intisaab has speed to make switch pay dividends
• Grassroots to benefit as funding rises to £160m
• Mustukovs beaten but Steelers continue run
• Konta begins 2018 in winning style
• Reds hope to ‘bring new players in, not lose them’
• McCall delighted as battling City tick box
• Crucial first goal avoidable, bemoans Wagner
• Plummeting Wednesday need quick appointmen­t, insists Bullen
• LEEDS WASTE OPPORTUNIT­Y
• THE ONES TO WATCH IN 2018

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