Yorkshire Post - 2018-10-24

• SHARED BONDS
• Months of woe in store for rail passengers on route to capital
• Up to 45 Labour MPs may rebel to back May’s Brexit deal, Flint claims
• Court reduces jail term for killer who knifed supermarke­t worker to death
• GETTING READY FOR GREAT WAR
• Paedophile sent girl Valentine card
• Young vets quitting for pastures new
• Jane’s legacy to ease cancer pain
• Festive numbers rise at cathedrals
• New scheme to nurture music industry of Sheffield city region
• Attorney General to rule on contempt
• Shorter term for killer who stabbed store worker
• New £3.6m visitor centre to help attraction meet visitor demand
• No laughing matter for comedians when the wages can be a bad joke
• ‘Off-rolled’ school pupils ‘may be groomed for sexual abuse’
• Thousands of council workers take to streets in strike over equal pay
• RBS sets aside billions to help small firms handle EU departure
• UK Border ‘not ready’ for extra checks
• Autistic MP ‘cannot cope’ with PMQs
• Flour could be fortified to reduce birth defects
• Tory MPs leave group chaired by Speaker after bullying report
• Yorkshire digger operator finds remains of Ice Age mammoth
• Pair are let loose to cook in unusual places
• Beware fungus... portrayed so innocently by fairy tales
• Children connect with milk journey
• Harry’s ‘Bula venaka!’ greeting to adoring crowd
• Flood defence works aim to prevent repeat of city centre deluge
• ‘Natasha’s Law’ pledge on labels over girl’s death
• ‘OUR AREA IS A GIANT BIN’
• Brewery raises a glass to community’s past and present
• Keep disruption to a minimum
• Disability rights
• May has left Hammond with austerity headache
• 200 small businesses helped by federation
• Helping elderly become strong and steady – to beat loneliness
• Council is ‘sitting on’ £5.7m for homes and schools
• Palestinia­n authoritie­s in torture allegation­s
• &ABROAD UK
• ‘Oldest shipwreck known to mankind’ found
• Environmen­t fears as plastics found in human waste for first time
• Whitbread grinds out profit after Costa sale
• Region to benefit from full fibre expansion
• Harry Potter publisher sees ‘grown-up’ books stealing the spotlight
• Marketing communicat­ions firm to be sold to OSG Group in £154m takeover
• Dyson announces plan to manufactur­e cars in Singapore
• GROWING THREAT
• Renew Holdings on the move to new park headquarte­rs
• All change in top financial job at Team17 as boss steps down after eight years
• Millers end losing streak in stalemate with Boro
• Sorry Bantams slide to bottom of the table
• Maguire ends Doncaster’s resistance at Keepmoat
• Halifax in Cup victory but Harrogate go out
• League revamp has in-season breaks and 11-month calendar
• Clarke off the mark but Blades are denied at the end
• Juventus stroll past Red Devils as City stride towards qualificat­ion
• BIELSA: ‘A LOST OPPORTUNIT­Y’
• RECORD LOSS FOR ENGLAND

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