Yorkshire Post - 2018-10-03

• CROWN GREEN
• ‘Britain’s best days lie ahead of us’, says May
• Farmers need firmer grasp of costs to survive in new era says expert
• Grayling’s pledge over high-speed rail for city
• £425,000 black hole hits Park ambitions
• OUTPACED... BY TECHNOLOGY
• Driver is jailed over death of doctor
• Soccer star’s ‘seek help’ Grenfell call
• Bank closures ‘will hit the old and poor’
• £2m in Lottery funding to raise profile of Britain’s Roman walls
• More patients offered dialysis choices
• Battle for customers to switch banks intensifie­s
• ‘Consider farm needs with Moors tree plans’
• Grylls to host ‘toughest global endurance race on Earth’
• ‘Significan­t discovery’ of Iron Age chariot found at Yorkshire constructi­on site
• England ‘could learn lessons of history from Germany’
• Plaque to honour Alf Wight in his hometown
• ‘Pass a British values test to get citizenshi­p’
• EU to probe Facebook over data breach affecting 50m accounts
• Jailed entreprene­ur introduces Minister
• Johnson falls short of calling for May to be ousted
• ‘Acid attack and stabbings part of turf war between drug gangs’
• Region named as top performing for house prices in decade first
• Gangland killer who escaped from jail handed extended term
• High Court hears of mothers’ plight over budget cuts
• Bid to raise funds for statue in memory of arena bomb victim
• Plaque to honour the last British soldier killed in First World War
• Returning ‘nut jobber’ shows off its skills in pursuit of food
• ‘Next generation can bring valuable ideas in new era’
• Abba star says his new musical ‘will lift gloom of Brexit’ for UK
• Hip-hop artist to be city’s Poet Laureate
• Parents of allergy death teenager call on companies to ‘do the right thing’
• Ignore our industrial towns and cities ‘at your peril’
• Force appoints two new BME ambassador­s
• Council to turn pub into village social hub
• Poll shows 90pc support move to restrict new off-licences opening
• Artists who lost city studio amid developmen­t plan find new base
• Trust to work with charities to help prevent baby loss
• MIDAS TOUCH FOR MUSICALS
• Festival display sheds light on story of women’s suffrage
• Can May rise to challenge?
• Property posers
• Speak up, Mrs May – your country faces dire threats
• Religion should inspire us but it must not govern
• Set free on a tide of optimism for our seas
• Hundreds stranded after ferry engines fail
• First Lady’s ‘Be Best’ message on Africa tour
• Founder of China’s online giant fears trade wars will last 20 years
• Avacta talks to win deals with pharma giants
• Endless sells its investment in Ink to the Stagwell Group
• Peppered Pig is flying after securing funding to expand premises
• ScS sitting pretty despite House of Fraser hit and poor summer
• Silicon Valley tech firm picks Sheffield for UK base
• PROBLEMS BUILDING?
• Takeover battle, World Cup, weather combine to hurt Revolution Bars
• Tigers have learned from 2017 mistakes – McMeeken
• Silva lining for City as they win but neighbours United disappoint yet again
• Lameiras’s guile ensures the wait will go on for Barnsley
• Rotherham waiting on Wood as injuries start to bite
• ‘Enzo’ eager to drive England to Tour success in Sri Lanka
• Roberts nets derby winner as Leeds hit top spot
• Wilder rails against fixtures inequality again as Blades tackle Blackburn
• TRINITY WAIT AT AN END

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