Yorkshire Post - 2018-08-21

• READY TO BAKE
• ‘UK can be major exports power’, says Fox
• Mine boss hits out at train system failings
• Watchdog accuses the Ministry of Justice over HMP Birmingham crisis
• Firefighte­r stereotype ‘puts women off joining’
• COURSES ARE IN THE RUNNING
• Household pay lagging behind
• Hospitalit­y bills of crisis-hit council
• Hunt’s EU call over Russia ‘aggression’
• ‘A third of children cannot ride a bike’
• Cigarette case’s links to infamous aristocrat­ic survivors of Titanic
• Abuser is jailed after grooming teenage victim
• Nuisance calls ‘have become a daily torment for many’
• City works on image after stab attacks
• ‘the overwhelmi­ng majority of the applicants are graduates with no aptitude for the jobs he’s offering’ Andrew Vine
• Disabled sailor whose exploits put her in the world’s top four, dies aged 46
• Ex-candidate will not contest seat over anti-Semitism row
• Fire crews’ delays at bombing site blamed on police
• Officerter­rorvictim memorialpl­ans
• Struggle for young workers hit by ‘generation­al pay gap’
• Birmingham crisis leads to questions of state of prisons
• Tough new standards for private health firms ‘will cut wait times’
• A tenth of students fall behind on their payments in last six months
• Most parents ‘would be happy for daughters to work in football world’
• Terror attack suspect in court
• Motorists warned to beware of road chaos
• Woman discovers grandfathe­r’s secret sketches of First World War
• Yoga and song helped cruise rescue woman
• Whiteboard­s used at airport after IT failure
• Holidaymak­ers warned as measles cases hit eight-year high across Europe
• Woman’s partner charged with her murder, inquest hearing is told
• Police action to tackle dangerous driving in city during Eid events
• SAVOURING LIFE ONCE AGAIN
• Bake Off’s Hollywood and Leith on life as show’s judges
• Green energy dooms coal
• How late trains hit investment
• Chequers Agreement letter should be sent to Santa Claus!
• High time to power ahead with charging
• Making social housing the path to a better life
• Seafront blitz sees pavement cleared of A-boards
• Good vibes for Poet’s Word and Doyle in showpiece
• McCann is granted room to manoeuvre by McCullough
• Injured Bairstow needed as England face battle
• When you win it is always easier to accept the idea of a style of play – Bielsa
• YORKSHIRE MADE TO TOIL
• I WON’T BEAT MYSELF UP

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