Yorkshire Post - 2018-10-26

• Sea level rise ‘may hit 1.5m UK homes by 2080’
• Boeing bosses witness opening of company’s first factory in Europe
• Rail user anger in timetable chaos is revealed
• Topshop tycoon ‘wholly denies’ allegation­s
• ARMISTICE 100
• Apprentice­ships uptake ‘is rising’
• Javid apologises over DNA samples
• Report:No-deal Brexit will hit young
• City’s tram-train and lorry collide only hours after service launched
• Opera North project moves step closer with fund announceme­nt
• University student died after ‘initiation’ drinking
• Rail users’ timetable chaos anger revealed
• ‘This sort of arrogant bullying is the default mode among unelected, Brussels bureaucrat­s.’
• Historic day as forces drop combat gender bar
• Australian ex-PM says UK is too ‘desperate’
• ‘Unholy alliance’ asks Barnier for soft exit
• Budget will go nowhere near ending austerity, says Labour
• Minister in no-deal medicines warning
• Councils buy care services ‘on the cheap’
• Former soldier says he shot his estranged wife and mother-in-law accidental­ly
• Minister: ‘Bank must show diversity’
• 300,000 sign petition opposing fast track for fracking proposals
• Shops axe for high street’s ‘dinosaur’
• Attacks on prison officers reach 25 per day amid warning of drug use being ‘out of control’
• Finance boss says NHS Trust ‘in deteriorat­ing financial situation’
• Patients urged to buy medicines rather than using prescripti­ons
• Sailing courses among projects to benefit from EU funds
• Vision for future of harbour is revealed
• Russia hits back at Nato ‘war games’ exercise
• THE SHOCK OF THE MODERN
• High street hiatus
• Austerity has cut hardest at poorest areas
• Bullying of Italy could seal the EU’s fate
• Profits tumble to £1.82bn but Lloyds still beats expectatio­ns
• Polypipe acquires building products group in £52m deal
• BT names the boss of Worldpay as group’s new chief executive
• Hastings shares take a fall as revenue stays flat
• SPORTING CHANCE
• Cranswick starts work on poultry factory
• Rashid: Players to become specialist­s in formats
• Clean sheets can point way to safety for Millers
• Deeney doubtful for visit of Terriers
• Kiwi duo in at Carnegie as rebuilding continues apace
• Sent-off Stendel will not change
• England will look to put the heat on players again as part of World Cup ‘dress rehearsal’
• KEEPING IT REAL AT CITY
• ENTERING THE HALL OF FAME

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