Yorkshire Post - 2018-06-29

• DOWN BUT NOT OUT
• Compensati­on for rail chaos passengers is ‘just the start’
• Sheffield trees review: Council ‘washed hands’ of issue as protests grew
• Driver, 79, who fatally injured woman walks free after her son’s leniency call
• DUKE’S TRIBUTE IN HOLY CITY
• ‘Over-50s need help with pensions
• North house prices outpace London’s
• May criticised over Brexit negotiatio­ns
• ‘Indirect taxation’ over policing costs
• Defibrilla­tors in courts call after woman’s death highlights issue
• Class sizes continue to rise in England’s schools
• ‘We understand the difficult job emergency workers do. The public has a similar respect for those in the military.’
• Professor helps chart unique character and quirks of Britain’s largest islands
• High-profile restaurant closes after ‘City of Culture momentum drops off ’
• MPs say UK’s exit should be delayed if talks stall
• Ex-No 10 aide says PM must be tougher over deal
• Army is making headway on moors wildfire
• Conserve water, customers are urged
• Bank of England warns firms to beware crypto-currencies
• Grenfell firefighte­r’s tears over moment he believed blaze was out
• Warning for rural areas as hundreds of cash machines withdrawn
• Kelly tells youth to ‘change things for better’
• Win your seat at the table of rugby history
• Nurse found guilty of traffickin­g women to work as prostitute­s
• Guided tours of moorland that once featured old iron mines
• Celebrity designer hails start to move aiming to make countrysid­e more attractive to young
• Move to ban drivers’ overnight camping
• Green light for £130m injection into road, rail and public services
• Tribute bricks laid around statue of legendary Leeds United player
• Holes in the wall
• The Greens lead where Labour can only follow
• NHS far from being ‘envy of the world’
• Air strikes on rebel-held districts claim lives of civilians in shelter
• Profits hit at H&M as retailer struggles to shift stock
• ‘Economy shows small signs of improvemen­t’
• Deloitte is to be probed by watchdog over SIG audits
• BID to invest £2.5m into Bradford city centre is launched
• Building Society joins Armed Forces Covenant
• LEADING BY EXAMPLE
• Aptamer Group nets £2.2m in funding from Dutch investors
• Greene King suffers in the face of ‘unpreceden­ted’ cost increases
• Redcentric clinches £70m contract
• Impressive Connor is challenged to maintain the quality
• Senegal’s exit on the cards but Colombia progress
• Tanfield and Lowther enjoy national time trial triumphs
• ‘We have to keep our spirits high’
• YORKSHIRE’S SEASIDE LOSS
• SEVEN LOSSES ON THE SPIN

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