Yorkshire Post - 2018-08-09

• STANDARD BEARERS: LEGION REMEMBERS SACRIFICE OF FIRST WORLD WAR
• Plea for action on tide of abattoir closures
• US sanctions for Russia over spy poisoning
• Exams overhaul ‘had major impact on mental health of young people’
• Services may need extra funds for wildfires
• ‘Let’s put women in charge of movies’
• New backer for troubled academy
• Burka row ‘used to undermine Johnson’s aim of leading Tories’
• Maintenanc­e failures led to air crash on royal estate, probe finds
• Court told midwife’s body found in shallow rural grave
• British Gas price hike slammed by watchdog
• Marie Curie heads list of 100 most significan­t women
• Second wave of Homebase shop closures
• Petition could see shamed MP forced from office
• Dismay for stallholde­rs as town applies to shut market hall over growing losses
• Neighbour’s cameras may have vital clues to boy’s arson murderers
• NHS chiefs to confront Hancock on finances
• Children ‘at risk of falling behind’ due to lack of early years staff
• Grooming suspects may now face deportatio­n
• Stokes claims he defended gay pair in club row
• Farm traditions celebrated in rural heartland
• £27m flooding works already need repairs
• Court case to decide on Venables’ anonymity
• How Brits are switching to a greener future
• Yorkshire scientists pioneer way to save sight of people worldwide
• Extension backed by planners despite objections
• Jail for developer who left flood-hit homes uninhabita­ble
• BAFFLEMENT OVER BREXIT
• Snow Patrol star opens up about fight against depression
• Veil of despair at Boris blunder
• Why local is best
• Rail’s own Chuckle Brothers are having a laugh – at us
• Quiet revolution as great outdoors breaks barriers
• Ticket to trouble as timetable changes
• California burns in record-breaking heat
• British-born Syrian first lady has cancer
• Confident Burke sets his sights on Yorkshire Oaks
• Hugill’s homecoming could be signal for busy deadline day
• Fleetwood needs to cure Saturday troubles to win a major
• Frustrated Haslam is relieved to earn medal in Glasgow
• Gale fires back at his detractors
• OH LORD’S: ENGLAND OPT FOR THE POPE
• Stay calm is the message from Tigers chief as transfer window is left ajar for loans
• TOWN READY FOR ACTION
• HULL KR PLAN TO SURVIVE

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