Yorkshire Post - 2018-01-23

• A TRUE GENTLEMAN
• ‘We must be ready to fight war with Russia’
• Grayling accused of snub to MPs over files on rail electrific­ation
• Bolton could be Ukip’s Corbyn, says Farage
• Yorkshire scandal ‘inspired attack on Muslims’
• University workers to stage walkouts
• Call for ‘smog’ law to tackle emissions
• NHS staff shortage ‘leading to delays’
• Clean-up operation under way after snow and floods cause havoc in UK
• Children in Yorkshire ‘worried about Trump’
• Yorkshire firms star in top ten for satisfacti­on
• US treasures its relationsh­ip with Britain, says Tillerson
• Council leaders told vital devolution deal decision ‘is in their hands’
• Museum’s corporate arm taken over in £11.2m deal
• Number of modern slavery victims ‘could be much higher than official estimates suggest’
• Harpist and ex-fiance deny assaulting teen
• Civic reception is held to honour record-breaking sporting success
• Mother set to spell out case for boy on life support
• Thieves who shot man in his home jailed for life
• Third of all alcohol drunk by just 4pc
• Church services
• ‘Hard to be a man’ in movies – unless you’re Gary Oldman
• More than a million elderly people hungry in own homes, MPs warn
• Anglers can earn £50 if they catch tagged trout
• Sir David brings prehistori­c York back to life
• ‘Top priority’ to find buses for pupils after collapse of Stephenson­s
• ‘Violence is endemic against women’
• HARRY’S LIFE ON THE AIR
• From fantasy to history as director brings war archive to life
• Only a Farage comeback can save Ukip from abyss
• It wasn’t EU law that opened the door to migrants
• Tories’ defeatist attitude will spell doom
• Traders say market rent rise is not viable
• Listening service needs help to support people in the workplace
• Plans drawn up to protect 4,300 homes from tidal surge flooding
• Civilians affected in ‘poison gas’ attack
• Pope apologises for ‘slap in the face’ to victims of abuse
• Djokovic considers best way forward after exit
• Inglot hoping for third time lucky as he settles on new partnershi­p
• Kerber glad to avoid being latest star name to fall to Hsieh
• Definitly Red may head to Doncaster for Chase
• An extra £200,000 will be put on offer at Aintree
• How Armfield pointed Leeds from a pantomime to Paris
• Echoes of Moore’s team noted in the current Millers line-up
• Warner in charge as hectic schedule takes toll
• City are still on track, says McCall
• Root happy to take a breather as he justifies decision to capitalise on status as marquee player
• BEWARE OF BALLANCE

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