Yorkshire Post - 2018-04-24

• MEET THE WORLD
• Free citizenshi­p for immigrants from the Windrush era
• Jail for driver who made gesture at speed trap
• Nine killed and 16 hurt as van hits pedestrian­s
• Council accused over document
• Another Lords defeat for May
• ‘Crisis talks’ over protectors law
• Funding fears for loneliness project
• Student, 19, fell to his death from abandoned hotel building in city
• BBC ‘did the right thing’ in exposing home raid
• MoD under attack over money for charities
• Kate’s busy life of official visits had to fit round battle with morning sickness
• Royal lineage gives clues to likely first name of the new Prince of Cambridge
• Suffragist joins all-male cast of statues in capital
• Villagers say lives have been ‘turned upside down’ by plan for children’s holiday park
• PM poses for selfie as she bolsters support at furniture company
• Watchdog ‘took too long to look into death of teenager’
• Antiques dealer strangled daughter Sophia, 7
• Women with debilitati­ng health condition band together in support network
• Helicopter hotel tour smuggled in £7m of cocaine
• Stephen Lawrence Day will be an ‘opportunit­y for young people’
• Refund warning to ticket-holders as folk festival goes bust ahead of its 35th event
• Tragic Rocco, 3, was ‘amazing’ and ‘joyful’
• Internet shoppers back delivery vans
• Tributes after London Marathon death of MasterChef semi-finalist
• Police chiefs to study effect of return to beat
• Search is on for images which best capture Pennines’ unique outlook
• Feedback sought from businesses and public to artist’s impression­s of revamped seafront
• England manager backs cycle challenge
• Funding to improve street signs in tourist city
• Inquiry into ‘listening well’ project that could pave way for fracking
• Secure dog exercise field brings objections
• HUMAN FACES OF NHS STRESS
• Ex-plumber constructi­ng amazing bodybuildi­ng career
• Time for a ban on energy drink sales to children
• Trouble ahead for the switchback PM
• Waffle House killings suspect surrenders quietly near his home
• Hull say they have dealt with Kelly – but haven’t released any details
• Tizzard wild about Oscar’s chances as he heads to Ireland
• Quartet buying into Carnegie’s ambition
• Avenue have to wait and hope they get final-day opportunit­y
• Bradford spirits are on the rise once again, says Wyke
• Landry lands his first PGA Tour win
• Biggest name in the women’s peloton heading to Yorkshire
• Coad is quick to show his England potential
• Morais looking for Barnsley to win at Forest and take control of their fate
• YORK FLY THE LEAGUE 1 FLAG
• PLAYING THE SHAME GAME

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