Yorkshire Post - 2018-02-22

• A BRIDGE OF SIZE
• Academy trusts fail test over women’s equal pay
• Force braced for further legal action after ruling
• Police demand new powers to tackle livestock attacks by dogs
• FIGHT TO SURVIVE IN ARCTIC
• WOMAN TAKES TOP FARM JOB
• Jobless total jumps as income slows
• Record £1.2bn deficit hits NHS
• £90m fund to put robots on farms
• interest in heritage railways, and ours on the North Yorkshire Moors is the biggest privately owned.” The original Whitby to Pickering railway, which takes in the villages of Goathland and Grosmont, was opened 180 years ago, but was a victim of Dr Richar
• ‘Unaffordab­le’ scheme for £115m East Coast marina put on hold
• Ministers to examine GKN deal on security grounds
• Setback for trial date in wake of gun death
• ‘The goal would be to ensure that ‘Made in Sheffield’ continues to be a source of value and pride’
• Preacher with a football pitch as his pulpit
• Chemicals in wine could give healthier teeth and gums
• Queen in tribute to evangelist who ‘led us to light’
• Bumper tax month for Hammond
• European funding of £134m to boost city’s economy
• May defends Government over children’s services crisis
• Sinn Fein says there is ‘no viable proposal for powershari­ng’
• City residents face 4.99pc rise in council tax after budget debate
• University staff set to walk out in dispute on pensions
• Archive shows how children of past once played
• Government air pollution plans ruled unlawful
• Carillion’s auditors set to face grilling from MPs over collapse
• Scientists find clues to future biofuel use in insects
• Ancient Britons ‘replaced by European Beaker people’
• NO-SHOWS LEAVE BAD TASTE
• Brothers take creative approach to dealing with dementia
• May and her Brexit battles
• Gender pay divide
• Educate yourself on hopes of the young, Mrs May
• Bosses need to know change never sleeps
• Jailed solicitor who stabbed wife in fit of depression to be struck off
• Ravages of winter take toll on highways
• Teachers helping to promote a positive city image
• Problems with false nails listed among time-wasting trips to A&E
• £400,000 spillway work to begin at popular reservoir
• 36 dead after bus tumbles down cliff
• Cavendish injury is repeat condition
• Search for first win of the year continues for Leeds
• ‘Big Billy’ brought in to help Yorkshire land elusive maiden Twenty20 triumph
• HARDAKER IS SHOWN DOOR
• BLADES ARE DERBY KINGS

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