Yorkshire Post - 2018-08-02

• MAYORS ON PARADE
• £100bn call to end North’s transport misery
• No turning back on devolution – Sentamu
• Water rules relaxed as farmers battle drought for crops and animals
• £5m stadium ‘set to build on Olympic legacy’
• ENGLAND’S INNINGS IN LAST LIMP
• EDWARD BELIEVES IN BATTER
• HOSPITAL WEDDING PARTY
• MPs urge action on gender pay gap
• Fears over decline in creative subjects
• ‘Older teetotalle­rs in dementia risk’
• ‘Three-quarters of young carers feel isolated in summer holidays’
• Alert for pregnant women as measles cases soar
• ‘We have a long way to go when encouragin­g people to incorporat­e physical activity into their everyday lives.’
• ‘Dependency’ on digital devices as fifth of Britons spend 40 hours a week online
• Bookings being taken at star chef’s new restaurant
• ‘Raise rates but be set to reverse the rise’ – Bank told
• Call for Labour to take a harder line on anti-Semitism as Corbyn apologises
• House of Fraser’s future thrown into doubt as investor pulls out
• Brownie badge urges girls to reach for sky
• Troubled council holds meeting over fears that services will be slashed
• Prisoner convicted of killing cellmate
• Cocaine users ‘wrecking the lives of others’
• Patients at risk as doctors take on too much work claims BMA
• Man jailed for stabbing his ex and neighbour
• Health Minister urged to visit hospitals amid A&E fears
• Hundreds of jobs to go at energy firm ‘in bid to improve efficiency’
• Review is urged into city parking
• Dentists accuse councillor­s of ‘peddling myths’ in fluoride row
• Future of village’s under-threat GP surgery is secured
• Accident victim’s life-savers honoured
• Inquiry is launched into potholed roads
• Father, 27, convicted of manslaught­er over death of his six-month-old baby
• Thousands flee deadly flooding
• Shelter for vulnerable women shut amid reports of 11 occupants going missing
• Libyan coastguard intercepts boats with 570 migrants on board
• A LIFE OF SEEKING JUSTICE
• Tackling ‘scandal’ of children struggling with reading
• Support for farms
• Technology is no magic fix for loss of family support
• A world of opportunit­y for this region
• Yorkshire duo lead qualifying in English amateur
• Chance for Millers to prove they should be cherry-picked
• Stunning triumph lifts happy Konta
• FA explore options of bringing expanded 2030 World Cup to England
• GIANTS PLOT PATH TO GLORY
• ATONEMENT FOR MURPHY

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