Yorkshire Post - 2018-05-23

• Home Secretary offers police olive branch as he insists: ‘I’m listening’
• Thousands of M&S jobs at risk in store closures
• Grayling faces calls for his salary to be reduced
• GPs ‘should be able to prescribe activities to help fight loneliness’
• Woman collapses as Grenfell fire footage is shown in inquiry room
• Javid’s olive branch to police
• A buzz at Palace as Meghan and Harry steal show
• Winds delay arrival of replica of Captain Cook’s ship Endeavour
• Rees-Mogg fears May ‘kowtowing to EU’ on Brexit
• Cheers to Baroness, a Yorkshire pioneer
• Former Army officer’s criticism for Defence Secretary over soldiers’ combat immunity
• Food firms failing in blitz on sugar
• Stars lead tributes at funeral of TV gameshow presenter Winton
• Yorkshire garden wins gold at Chelsea show
• Ivory sales ban set to be one of toughest in the world
• Gove renews row over city’s trees
• Variety of options for ex-hospital site under scrutiny by council
• Arts company aiming to build on culture city legacy in years ahead
• Rememberin­g those lost in arena atrocity
• The ‘pocket rocket in skyscraper heels’ forever in hearts of family
• Pop singer Grande ‘thinking of you all today and every day’
• ‘Limit use of water to prevent shortages’
• Bid to create ‘ecological network’ given 18 months to secure funds
• Highways are hell for wildlife as scientists plot roadkill toll
• Bus that enchanted viewers back for new season
• Tourism plan for historic city to be unveiled
• Buckle up for a trip into coal mining past in exhibition of Janet’s paintings
• Fundraiser­s launch drive to more than double amount raised for NHS trust
• Anger over day centres’ closure
• £500,000 boost for Archbishop-backed scheme to promote leadership skills in British schools
• Appetite for life on stage still going strong after 50 years
• THE MUCK AND THE MAGIC OF LIFE AT A RACING STABLE
• PM’s grammar school lessons
• ‘Fit for Yorkshire’ rail plan turns out not to be fit for purpose
• We need more big ideas like the Tour to keep our county on map
• A long-term plan is vital for NHS future
• Envy and handouts will not help our young people
• Minister’s rebuke for Ramadan remarks
• ‘Substantia­l chance’ talks with Kim will be delayed, says Trump
• Palestinia­ns ask court to probe Israeli ‘crimes’
• 5-Star defends choice for Italy’s PM
• Heatwave sends sales at Cranswick soaring
• Potter books continue to boost Bloomsbury
• Ian Filby is to leave DFS Furniture after eight years at the top of the company
• Second year of profit falls for Nationwide as demand declines
• Heavyweigh­ts circling as Whitbread presses on with Costa spin-off
• RethinkCMY­K assets up for sale
• Bad winter weather inflicts a heavy blow on profitabil­ity levels at Topps Tiles
• Peppa Pig owner sees massive surge in profits after strong year
• City fans must wait over Grayson’s successor
• Three wins in four years ‘but we always want more’ – Zidane
• Gale hopes Yorkshire batsman can mine potential
• Strauss to devote time to wife’s cancer fight
• Young Rascal leaves Haggas hopeful of second Derby win
• Tough challenge to beembraced­byGB
• I believe we can win World Cup... anything else is not good enough, insists captain Kane

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