Yorkshire Post - 2018-09-15

• BOLD AS BRASSICA
• Banks failing firms decade after crash
• Brexit plans ‘could see swathes of upland Dales turned to scrub’
• Shock police figures over missing people
• Woman is killed as lorry wrecks house
• 10 YEARS SINCE THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
• Hospital volunteer in plea for informatio­n after bike stolen
• ‘No signs’ of armed officers at Commons attack
• ‘Match NHS pledge with funds for social care’
• Window on a world of local lore reopened
• Feminists criticise Apple over ‘too big’ design for iPhone
• Rail chiefs ‘should be allowed to borrow to invest’
• MP’s hope after taking baby into the Commons
• Ministers criticised as British Steel cuts 400 jobs
• ‘Hill farms at risk’ if landowners paid to look after environmen­t
• Mayor says North must get control of ‘Brexit dividend’
• Former Minister recounts ‘shocking’ events
• Mothers united by tragedy following car deaths
• Extra time for region’s trains to turn around
• Prison staff strike halted after ‘meaningful’ talks
• Clan finally has its chief... after 337 years
• Russia to consider UK bid to quiz toxin suspects
• Killer may have no family at his inquest
• Education inspectors urged to scrap ‘outstandin­g’ rating for schools
• Fraudster jailed for bid to cash in on tragic Lee Rigby
• D-Day veteran skydives again after 74 years
• Archbishop told to ‘put house in order’ over zero-hours contracts
• Chance to take lunch with the Yorkshire Vet
• Plans for apartments tower blocks on long-abandoned land in city
• Fears for missing rare hen harrier
• How to register a loved one’s death
• CRASH LANDING INTO A DECADE OF AUSTERITY
• WEEK ENDING
• True price of banking crash
• Questions of faith
• Finally, MPs rail against shambles on the trains
• How paying rent regularly can help credit rating
• Students march over violence
• Traders ditch trade war fears to send FTSE rising
• Sanofi to keep on with cost savings
• Taken on trust, the investment vehicle where risks are reduced
• Record profits at Wetherspoo­n’s but chairman warns over costs
• Savers suffer as banks fail to pass on rate rise
• Human instincts can be a potential weakness in the fight against fraud
• Co-op profits rise as shoppers flock to stores
• Nationwide not planning redundanci­es and will maintain its branch network

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