Yorkshire Post - 2018-03-19

• Wintry scenes as Easter cross marks milestone
• Anger as fracking report is kept secret
• Johnson says Russia has been stockpilin­g nerve agent used in spy attack
• Tree row sees city left out of prestigiou­s list
• IT’S TIME TO SHOW A BIT OF BOTTLE
• BUILDING BRIDGES IN CITY
• Hundreds of extra officers for county
• Remainer’s denial over Brexit panel
• Drones and aircraft in 92 near-misses
• Once-troubled theatre’s £12m refit gets £750,000 taxpayer cash
• Bosses who put pension pots at risk could be sent to jail
• All-female crew to study pollution
• Settle down for great stories, a giant whale and Wi-Fi Wars
• Hunt for missing 2ft scissors goes on
• ‘If I was PM now, I’d be more revolution­ary with education’
• ‘Britain must follow Brussels’ aerospace rules to protect the sector’
• Facebook founder to be asked to appear before MPs
• Scotland to impose tougher safety rules after Grenfell blaze
• You cannot be serious, says Navratilov­a on pay
• Poorest families paying third more for attempting to run a car over past year
• £26m plan to give pupils healthy breakfast to get their day started
• Four top students honoured by head of university
• Kremlin critic’s alleged murder raises tensions after poisoning
• Consultant­s advise firms to sack workers to hide gender pay gaps
• ‘Let officers on patrol have Tasers if they wish’
• 13 are left injured as car driven onto club’s dancefloor
• Inner-city art teacher wins global million-dollar prize
• Biggest demonstrat­ion in the North and a non-stop flight
• UK needs support
• Government has to speak up for victims of crime
• A new vision for the region’s transport
• Call to extend payday loan safeguards to those taking home credit
• All but one boroughs see house prices pass £100,000
• University wins cash for heart research
• Merchant expands with wine-tasting venue
• Growing opticians sets sights on more purchases
• Engineerin­g MD named on power list of North’s most influentia­l women
• Legal certainty on Brexit transition deal most important priority for business
• Planning and design consultanc­y looking to continue growing
• Premier appointed for a second term
• On the lookout for spring as winter’s tail stings

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