Yorkshire Post - 2018-10-13

• Music falling silent in our classrooms
• HS2: Hotel and store HQ to be demolished
• May ‘will not trap UK in EU orbit over deal’
• Friends and stars ensure big turnout at ceremony
• Camilla braves a storm on visit to Highlands primary school
• Australia’s Prime Minister backs Queen to remain as head of state
• Brief tour in state carriage disappoint­s onlookers
• ‘Gatsby’ smile that captured princess’s heart
• Chancellor not planning to tax online sales of tech giants
• Netflix and Spotify blocked for tourists in no-deal Brexit outcome
• Pressure to find £2bn for Universal Credit so families do not lose out
• MP hits out at plan to ‘Balkanise’ Yorkshire devolution
• Retired police officer is jailed for raping woman while on duty 40 years ago
• £3.8m awarded for plan to save churches from invasion of bats
• Music squeezed out of schools as one in five drop subject entirely
• ‘Shortsight­ed’ approach snubs economic value of arts subjects
• Woman is jailed over ecstasy death of friend, 22
• More than 7,000 runners will pound streets for charity cash
• Diocese in call for vigilance after lead thefts spate
• Thousands left without power as storms batter Ireland and Britain
• Tourism study calls for action to raise awareness of North York Moors Park
• Rescue loan package for Patisserie Valerie after finance chief arrested
• Fear for elderly as NHS changes transport rules
• Government pockets £150m in RBS’s first dividend since bailout
• Fracking starts for first time as legal block fails
• Couple plan early dream wedding and home after £1m Lotto win
• Gunman shot by police spat at officers who tried to give first aid
• Racist is convicted over mail to Queen and MPs
• More strikes planned over guards on trains
• Courageous children are honoured at city ceremony
• Disposal firm says no human parts held in backlog
• Former deputy headteache­r had ‘made career of being perverted’
• Met police chief defends deputy over Pc attack
• THROWING MY HANDS UP AT ALL THIS JAZZ
• We won’t save the high street by making it harder to get to
• Words of the week
• Music lessons hit right note
• Rural champions
• I agree with Tim’s plan to bring Grayling to account
• ‘Nanny state’ food labels are past their sell-by date
• Montserrat Caballe
• Marjory Cockburn
• Mudslides kill 34 in mountainou­s area
• BlackRock awarded £30bn contract by Lloyds
• Take control of your pension by driving the self-invested route
• Carclo reveals first half trading has fallen short of expectatio­ns
• Young’s fading dream of home ownership
• Steps investors may take to protect their finances in a Brexit world

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