Yorkshire Post - 2018-10-10

• SHADES OF AUTUMN
• Retailer fears vast payout over data breach
• UK ‘must beware threat of chemical attack’
• Customs union scheme ruled out by Raab amid ‘gung-ho’ Tories claim
• Number of young non-drinkers rises to 29pc
• PIPES AT PEACE IN RENOVATION
• Minister’s call to tackle loneliness
• Murdered girl’s family in inquest bid
• CCTV to help clean up the air in city
• Clinton criticises Tory MEPs over stance on Hungary
• Pair who tortured kidnap victim are jailed over ‘abhorrent’ attack
• Yorkshire’s largest force sets up new rural crime team
• Bernard Ingham
• Unhappy valley as residents oppose conversion of police station from TV drama
• Trump associatio­n ‘putting off visitors to Scottish caravan park’
• NHS chief implores staff to stay after 2019
• ‘Ministers must start talks on region-wide devolution deal’
• DUP shuns proposals to end Brexit deadlock
• Actress attacks ‘glacially slow’ progress in fight to preserve marine life
• Major flats plan on the cards for city
• ‘We need freedom from chaos of London’
• Bid to strip rail firms of franchises
• World first for Connor as surgery helps to save spine
• Improving allergen labels on food ‘must be matter of urgency’
• HSBC ordered to pay $765m by US for defective mortgage deals
• Medics hail app ‘worth its weight in gold’ in battlefiel­d hospitals
• Hunt challenges Saudi Arabia over the suspected murder of missing critic
• Boy, 7, in fight for life after motorbike collision
• Salisbury suspect ‘a decorated officer’
• William and Kate at mental health summit
• Farming students to get tech upgrade
• ‘Failure to break from EU rules will hinder UK crop technology’
• 15 health trusts end contracts with waste firm
• Prison officer’s leader to criticise Government over jails funding
• Child who fled tower fire ‘talks of heaven and death’
• Changes to diet ‘can reverse diabetes’
• A TOXIC MIX FOR YOUNG MINDS
• ‘Lost words’ of nature will reappear at primary schools
• Brexit debate sidelines skills
• A power struggle
• Fears and stigma of mental health vanishing at last
• Our long wait for a reliable rail service
• CROSSWORD
• ‘Good sense prevails’ as hospital site is given back to community
• Council to create in £350-a-day job to lobby Ministers
• Death of Leeds student, 21, was ‘tragic’ accident, coroner rules
• Developer plans fewer homes on green field site due to ground issues
• Residents warned to flee as US braces for hurricane
• Election violence continues as suicide bomb attack kills candidate
• Aviva chief executive quits after five years
• Yorkshire shows largest fall in R&D spending in the UK
• Greggs sees shares rise after summer bounce gives lift to trading
• OptiBiotix signs its fifteenth deal this year with US Pharma Lab
• YouGov profits soar after strategic data shift
• Harrogate Water sponsors Road World title
• Fleetondem­and’s £5m in funding
• Millhat Containers to auction off assets after firm ceased trading
• Recycling scheme in Leeds is underway
• Laurens set to tackle QEII Stakes
• Wednesday’s caution allowed Leeds to cash in on Wilkinson
• Few witnesses to City’s Trophy slump but Rovers triumph
• McLeish accepts fitness concerns of Griffiths
• Top award helped to soften Trueman’s cruel blow
• Everyone needs to buy into team collective, says captain Morgan
• Burgess replaced by Gildart as Bateman switches
• Owner Smith puts his faith in Barrasso to rescue Steelers’ troubled campaign
• Improved Barkley ‘ready to kick on’ with England

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