Yorkshire Post - 2018-11-02

• Lives are ‘cut short’ by high streets in decline
• HS2 work will cause years of road delays
• Brexit campaigner­s facing criminal probe
• WHO’S BROUGHT TO BOOK NOW?
• Betting machines: Minister resigns
• Inquest is told of India biker deaths
• C4 move ‘shows city is at UK’s heart’
• Mother of grooming gang victim sent a letter to Prime Minister
• Cracks showing at HMRC over its mounting workload, say MPs
• By 2037, 25pc in UK ‘will be 65 plus’
• Most young people ‘will go online for mental health help’
• Dress-like museum rises from Olympic park site
• Art forms that do not embrace diversity ‘are unsustaina­ble’
• No-deal Brexit ‘could bring interest rate rise’
• Syrian volunteers thank UK for help
• Trust in rail operator knocked by walk-outs
• Number 10 says ‘time to take a deep breath’
• Changes to deal by MPs ‘may be too late’
• Charles welcomes Gambia back into the fold
• Detective coerced colleagues into sex
• BBC advised to scrap free TV licences for over-75s
• Education ‘could increase stem cell donation’
• £1m plan to attract financial firm to city
• Criminal kingpins to feel ‘full force of the state’
• Teenager in stolen van ‘ran over boy, 3’
• Travellers face crackdown on round-the-clock drinking at airports
• Emergency crews face barrage of fireworks and eggs at house blaze
• Fraudulent workmen jailed after preying on pensioners
• Pioneering study could improve life for prostate cancer sufferers
• County’s bus partnershi­p ‘failing on its own terms’, claim Greens
• Homes planned at former munitions and tank factory
• Trees to make way for power substation
• Price hikes leave three million households in debt over energy bills
• Fracking is biggest issue for residents, says MP
• Turkish minister in fresh call over killing
• Google staff protest at leniency over bosses’ sexual misconduct
• Yorkshire could be at the heart of a boom from HS2
• A sliver of sanity in modern policing
• Croda enjoys strong growth as firm looks to the ‘indie’ sector
• Role of women in enterprise to be explored at free events
• Emis Group secures two acquisitio­ns for £10m to strengthen business
• Managing director of Vanquis Bank to step down
• IMPORTS THREAT
• Carpet firm sales continue to struggle
• Irish Roe ‘stronger’ as she gets set for tilt at Hurdle
• Diaz’s double points City into League Cup quarter-finals
• City boss Hopkin wants window to be left ajar
• Higher conversion rate is required by Warne
• Dyche sees future of ‘hopping around’
• Erasmus will not be taking wily coach Jones at all lightly
• Still more to come from us, assures Bennett
• Hull players are all working ‘extremely hard’ against club’s turbulent backdrop
• FARRELL GETS LEADING ROLE
• WILDER EYES TOP TARGET

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