Yorkshire Post - 2018-06-07

• A ROYAL RIDER
• May faces battle for Cabinet support on Brexit
• Council leader confirms support for legal action on tree protests
• Heathrow expansion could mean fewer flights in North
• Region’s railway woes ‘could have been avoided’
• Carillion collapse to costcountr­y £148m
• TSB chief’s apology for fraud chaos
• Experts fear NHS ‘managed decline’
• Occupant where flats fire began ‘terrified’ to speak up
• Fighter jets due to land in UK after US voyage
• Tim Farron
• Bookshops turn a new leaf... as Amazon’s flow turns
• Spandau Ballet in return with new singer
• Pensioner told she would have to wait 20 years to get lounge window cleaned
• No timetable from Number 10 for end to Northern rail misery
• Persimmon admits to failures that led to rebellion over pay
• Peston’s Sunday service ends as he moves show to midweek evening slot
• PM dodges rail anger as Brexit dominates
• Gateway plan for city closer to approval
• ‘Students with light workload are least happy’
• Five-star hotel is evacuated in roof fire drama
• Ability of police to respond in rural areas is fading, says MP
• Javid will bring in ‘fresh set of eyes’ after Windrush
• Axeman is jailed for leaving trail of damage
• England heroes united in sorrow for Wilson
• Million-pound homes in region among the slowest to sell in UK
• Regulation of privately-owned drones is in ‘chaos’, says expert, after warnings ignored
• Legal move sought to tackle hare coursing
• New library may have hours cut to save money
• Inspectors’ visit ‘came too soon’, says head of children’s services
• Sports village could be created next to Elland Road stadium
• Move to stop flats plan for historic pub may save venue
• ‘Thousands are trapped in debt over care fees’
• Garden centre fined over fire-risk stock
• Vandals cause ‘considerab­le damage’ at popular beauty spot in Yorkshire
• Motorists fall foul of city’s traffic regulation­s
• China hits out over US bombers’ isles flight
• Myanmar and UN agreement could lead to return of Rohingyas
• FREEING SLAVERY’S SHACKLES
• Turning green helps cities make space for better health
• No more delays for rail action
• We can’t fly high without joined-up transport policy
• Neighbourh­ood police stop crime before it happens
• Bramham looking set to be best yet
• Victorious farewell for classy Thornton
• Nketiah inspires England to final showdown with Mexico
• Wakefield coach Chester expecting reaction from troubled Wigan
• Brown hoping to feed off Farrell’s aggression at Ellis Park
• Sharapova swept aside as Muguruza reaches semi-finals
• Venables is the blueprint for boss Southgate
• Stendel to adopt Wagner and Klopp’s gegenpress in reviving Barnsley
• LYTH’S TURN FOR ENGLAND
• ELLAND ROAD MEMORIES...

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