Yorkshire Post - 2018-04-25

• PROUD RETURN
• Adviser who cost investor £2m still working
• Football club accused of assisting ‘brutal regime’ on Myanmar tour
• Jewish leaders reject Corbyn’s attempt to build bridges
• National Park aims to draw in global tourists
• Horses ‘dumped like rubbish’ claim
• Concerns over Brexit readiness
• Terminally ill boy may be sent home
• Clean-up is launched in city after nerve agent attack on former spy
• Minister to focus ‘laser-like’ on top salaries
• Father says affair was not trigger for killing
• ‘Why should local councils miss out on revenue from shoppers buying goods from faraway places?’
• An invitation to take the Folly trail
• Next generation of cricketers pay homage to sporting star
• Bollywood beckons Rani for TV show
• MP calls for legal aid to help ‘Windrush’ scandal victims
• First statue of a woman in Parliament Square is ‘an inspiratio­n’, says PM
• Better transport links needed for nation’s ports to cope with soaring demand
• Rees-Mogg says peers are playing with fire over laws
• Technology trial plea to save court
• Family still feel the pain after 20 years as daughter’s killers freed
• Academic dismisses claims over data from Facebook
• Councillor­s back £5.6m scheme for staff move
• Church services
• Twitter unveils new policy on data
• Protest is planned at Drax meeting
• Proposal to charge special-needs children for transport is backed
• NFU hits out at bid to extend restrictio­ns
• ‘Welcome surprise’ as wader returns after winter
• Public get say on congestion plans when towns’ trains double through crossing
• City health bosses planning extra check-ups on infants
• Villagers help police slow down speeders
• Change of direction for troubled national museum reaps rewards
• Time running out for community to invest in unique share scheme
• £12.4m project under way to help house city’s homeless
• What’s the name of the game when it comes to birds?
• A WAY OUT OF THE DARKNESS
• Windrush must have left a paper trail
• Historic heritage that helps build a town’s pride in itself
• May’s big chance to make the Lords know their place
• Iranians warned on nuclear proposals
• Jail war criminal for longer UN urges
• Business is booming at Sumo Group thanks to older gamers
• Santander suffers profits hit as Carillion effect still bites
• Shares plummet in bookmakers over fixed-odds terminals
• Takeover of GKN given the green light by Clark
• SETBACK FOR PROVIDER
• Lilleson employee buys the business
• Omnia duo take over companies through a management buyout
• Kilbricken Storm out to add to Festival win
• Root’s childhood friend Renshaw standing in the way
• France will provide opposition ahead of Kiwis clash
• Kazakhstan have too much power for GB
• Give 100-ball game a chance – Cook
• DING SMILES HIS WAY TO WIN

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