Yorkshire Post - 2018-01-27

• Battle lines are drawn... and fracking war is just starting
• BBC men take voluntary pay cuts
• MPs urged to stick with Prime Minister
• FRACKING IN YORKSHIRE
• School worker knifed by girl, 16
• Salmond backing One Yorkshire bid
• SATURDAY ESSAY:
• At the Peake of his fame, Major Tim to be given freedom of his home city
• High-rise blocks in city to have insulation replaced
• City to lead the way in the fight for better air quality
• Families welcome verdict on pub attack
• Telling tall tales about the tiger who came to tea
• Fans struggle to get a piece of Britney as website crashes
• Economy performs better than expected in the fourth quarter
• I almost kissed goodbye to my marriage, admits regretful Williamson
• Failure to agree deal ‘will lead to instabilit­y and fragmentat­ion’
• Suspension of surgery lifted as the NHS crisis eases
• Man charged with murdering woman in store accused of attacking her mother
• Public inquiries loom on plans for two sites
• Legal action threat over parkland site
• Analysis
• TECHNICALI­TIES OF PROCESS
• ‘Devolution will ensure region has voice in Brexit talks’
• Wife of 80s pop star Paul Young dies after two-year cancer battle
• Woman jailed in Egypt ‘set to be pardoned’
• School principal of troubled college suffering £10m deficit retires as staff await news of sale
• Labour peer loses role after dinner scandal
• An oil on troubled waters as outfit at centre of ballet-hoo is shown off
• Trading routes which sowed seeds for British Empire mapped out
• Nature reserve bosses celebrate move to axe site from flood scheme
• First-timers on property ladder at ten-year high
• Tree-felling to resume in city after ‘review’
• Star Cruise makes it his mission to perform with a broken ankle
• Billionair­e and wife ‘were murdered’
• American economic growth will benefit rest of the world, forum is told
• School league tables are not the be-all and end-all in education
• Dame Tessa’s fearless spirit shines in speech of her life
• Britain’s military knows best over the skills it needs
• CROSSWORD General Knowledge No. 2,540
• Starbucks warns of lower sales globally
• Cryptocurr­encies: investment bubble or mainstream in 2018?
• Focus on value stocks as fairytale could be over for Goldilocks economy
• Investment­s
• Bonds can prove to be perfect vehicle for the cautious investor
• A need to be more active to prevent fraud
• EasyHotel to expand with £8.7m Milton Keynes site
• Chance for start-ups to rise to the Active Ageing Challenge
• Investors bet on recovery in the value of sterling
• French Minister claims Paris could overtake London as Europe’s financial hub

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