Yorkshire Post - 2018-07-25

• Three days of mourning after dozens killed
• Mental health problems on rise in Forces
• Crossrail going £600m over budget ‘poorly received in the North’
• ‘Alarm bells’ as fracking site given go-ahead
• ROOT IS HERO FOR YORKSHIRE
• May takes control of Brexit wrangling
• Wages could price people out of city
• Action against Bishop ‘fizzled out’
• Heatwave to continue – until the end of the week brings downpours
• Biggest public-sector pay rise in decade a ‘PR stunt’, claim critics
• Court closure ‘wrong decision at wrong time’, says commission­er
• Failure to tackle groping in workplace criticised
• ‘No British political party is a ruthless as the Tories with their leader. Just look what they did to Margaret Thatcher.’
• Hollywood joins bid to rescue Titanic’s treasures
• Chance to see a blood moon rising and Mars close behind
• Archive kept by mother of world’s first test-tube baby shown 40 years on
• Symbols of industrial past face uncertain future as decay takes hold
• Objections to increase in tours of Emmerdale
• PM hails Thai rescue divers as ‘great heroes’
• Head of prosecutio­n service hopes to ‘restore public trust’
• UK ‘in a bad place’ with voters offered visions of the past, claims Blair
• Developers ‘could be allowed to sidestep councils’
• Labour duo quit party amid claims of bullying
• Ex-primary school headteache­r is jailed for sex abuse of teenager
• Violin crafted to mark Brontë bicentenar­y
• Under-fire MP thanks colleagues for patience in his maiden speech
• Government defends decision not to seek US execution assurances
• Officer is jailed over Army training tragedy
• Concerns as anti-flood plan thrown into doubt
• Sir Elton launches ambitious global project to tackle Aids epidemic alongside Prince
• Low wages may price people out of living in city
• Medieval banquet to mark 880th anniversar­y of town’s biggest battle
• Warning over spate of quad bike thefts
• Rare surviving Second World War ruin to be turned into memorial to civilians
• Israel attacked for ‘racist’ new laws
• US faces huge bill to help farmers hit by Trump’s global trade wars
• ED’S AMERICAN ADVENTURE
• Story of the Whitby woman who enlightene­d Dark Ages
• Respect the result of democracy
• Polling shows little support for fracking from the public
• Meters not such a smart move for consumers
• Victims let down by our criminal justice system
• Political integrity gets lost in translatio­n
• Avacta reveals ‘transforma­tional’ US deal
• Asda the winner as sales growth picks up
• Manufactur­ing picks up but firms stay subdued over future investment­s
• Countrywid­e’s earnings cheer as estate agent puts back investor cash-call plans
• Mears Group avoids rebellion with pledge over new chairman
• BURNING ISSUE
• Fever-Tree’s sales joy as it branches out across the US
• Shortage of carbon dioxide takes the fizz out of Britvic
• Impotent Leeds in danger of falling behind
• Injury narrows Muir’s focus as Britain prepare biggest team
• Bennett rewards commitment as Milner steps up to the elite level
• ITCHING TO GET STARTED
• HANDICAPPE­D AT CARNOUSTIE

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