Yorkshire Post - 2018-06-06

• FLOWER POWER
• May bows to calls to make rail ‘absolute priority’
• Britain ‘risks crippling its reputation for free trade’
• SOUTHGATE BRINGS ENGLAND TO LEEDS
• Council raises concerns over plans to take asylum seekers
• Tributes to fashion designer dead at 55
• Council leader backs bid to jail protesters
• Battle looms over Heathrow plans
• Pollution in region costing millions
• Comedian McIntyre ‘fine’ after being robbed by hammer gang
• Higher risk of dying from heart attacks in winter
• ‘Let’s face it, the Government and the Tory party are in a fine old mess.’
• Forgotten life of anarchist war poet
• Hanging on the telephone at world’s smallest nightclub
• Story of struggles leads Rosie to final
• Peer calls for ‘federal senate’ in North to replace the Lords
• Counter-terror efforts ‘need more investment in local police officers’
• Bradley backs Northern Ireland abortion reform
• Ministers ‘open’ to Yorkshire devolution discussion­s
• Sky News must be sold, says Hancock
• Grayling urged to meet staff who have faced wrath of passengers
• Firms involved in renovation of Grenfell Tower face a backlash
• Fish oil ‘could help to relieve painful side-effects from cancer treatments’
• NHS ‘has wasted £2.5m over plans for posting’
• More victims of sex exploitati­on come forward than anticipate­d
• Union brands code to tackle university bosses’ high pay as ‘woefully inadequate’
• Investigat­ors follow ‘a number of lines of inquiry’ over nerve-agent poisoning
• Costs add up to tame invasive species
• Signs put up on coast to deter suicide attempts
• Decline in manufactur­ing and coal mining brings an ‘economic transition’ to district
• Council urged to buy more flood defences
• Shock over attacks on places of worship
• Stress sick days down for fire service
• THE RITZ AND THE DITCH – AND MANY PLACES BETWEEN
• How town became ‘humanitari­an capital of the North’
• Tourist hotspots must not ignore their residents
• Funding gap behind North’s rail woes
• Death toll rises to 70 after volcano catches residents off guard
• Weinstein ‘ready to begin fight’ against rape charges
• Fulcrum prepares to cash in on electric car future
• Ryanair calls on EU to act as strikes risk ‘summer of chaos’
• WYG set to return to profit growth this year
• Analysts back Carclo despite ‘operationa­l weakness’ hitting results
• Demand rises for new cars following sharp decline, but diesels still shunned
• Losses rise at AO World in competitiv­e UK market
• RECORD BREAKERS
• Ultrafast broadband helps boost KCOM bottom line despite decline in revenue
• UK’s services sector bounces back from snow-hit start to 2018
• Shields selection prompts criticism from Pichot
• Barnsley turn to German Stendel as new coach
• Djokovic is doubt for Wimbledon after Roland Garros exit
• Ball makes internatio­nal return against Australia at Oval
• Yorkshire ordered to finish job at Headingley
• SOMETHING IS BREWING ....
• ENGLAND DUO SET TO CLASH

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