Yorkshire Post - 2018-06-18

• Tax rises required for May’s £384m NHS plan
• Council paid £700,000 in compensati­on to contractor
• Region’s leaders in joint plea over special educationa­l needs funding
• IT’S TIME TO LEARN SNAPCHAT
• STRENGTH THROUGH TRAGEDY
• LIFE IN THE OLD DOG YET
• Free ports ‘could bring in £4.7bn’
• Tories’ Muslim support ‘declining’
• Russia risk sparks Forces funds plea
• Law is not broken, says retiring judge
• Orgreave campaign group step up fight for inquiry
• Moscow taxi crash ‘appears to have been an accident’
• Dan Jarvis
• Comedian ‘risked having a heart attack on tour’
• I’m surrounded by children but still lonely, says young mother
• Bank’s next Governor should be British, says ex-rate setter
• May and Corbyn pay tribute to MP Jo – two years after her murder
• Rebels ‘will not back down in fight over Brexit’
• Mother’s plea over medical marijuana
• Hundreds of schoolchil­dren join author for Big Write workshops
• Call for Ofsted to relax its inspector regulation­s
• Fresh at 40 as show enjoys a flush of youth
• Terror-attack van driver racked upa bill of £28,000 for legal aid
• Only five per cent of burglaries are solved by police
• City’s world-renowned school of art may have nothing left to salvage
• Special needs
• Changing perception­s around ageing
• Extended railway car park sites could help get county onto trains
• ‘North must speak with one voice to make most of Brexit challenge’
• Deadline nears for decision on Virgin Money takeover
• Carillion’s collapse adds to the pressure on small constructi­on companies
• Pubs toast sunshine, but it’s not so hot for restaurant­s
• Nazi comparison in abortion attack
• Yemen rebel-held city’s airport is seized by Saudi-led forces amid UN warnings
• Greece and Macedonia sign deal to end decades-long name dispute

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