Yorkshire Post - 2018-11-09

• SOLEMN SALUTE
• NHS can cut down hospital visits ‘by tech use’
• ‘Empower watchdogs’ call on police conduct
• Red Arrows aerobatics team offered new home in Yorkshire by MP
• Train technology gets passenger into seats
• Dying baby: Social workers criticised
• Bypass bid rejected for the second time
• Gunman rampage at US bar kills 12
• New Attenborou­gh documentar­y will showcase our fragile habitats
• Church leaders criticise plans to reform teaching on relationsh­ips
• Detectives took advice from US on weapons crackdown
• Warning over region’s vulnerable children
• Former prisoner of war, 103, ‘honoured’ to lead comrades
• May to lay wreaths at soldiers’ graves
• Prison unit ‘should be turned into living museum’
• Call for end to ‘fat cat’ pay for some academy executives
• Ground-breaking project targets prisoners at risk of re-offending
• US star Lowe plays British police chief
• Hospital staff make sure devoted couple could spend their last hours together
• Code-breaker’s theory proven for shark-scale patterning
• DNA tests fail to yield any suspects in case of Claudia Lawrence
• Hospital Trust put into special measures over care
• McKellen tells of his pride at role in Steel City
• ‘Catalogue of errors’ led to surgery death
• Seizures of drugs by region’s police hit 12-year low
• Council staff urged to work from home on day of key planning meeting
• Cash thefts hit soap fan club convention
• Centre of excellence ‘is key to giving region skilled workforce’
• Proposed changes to look at parking permit discounts
• Campaign cutting rates of burglaries
• MPs’ probe into financial aid for the vulnerable
• Christian woman acquitted over blasphemy remains in Pakistan after release
• White House suspends press after spat at Trump news conference
• VILLAGERS REMEMBERED A CENTURY AFTER WAR’S END
• How women made a valuable contributi­on to war effort
• This week in 1918
• Brexit lessons from Armistice
• Held to account
• A time for rememberin­g, honouring and thanking
• Identity politics will not defeat Trump
• Burberry ‘still committed’ to Yorkshire sites
• Rail and traffic sector growth drives Tracsis annual results
• BAE Systems says Brexit unlikely to have impact on operations
• Warm weather hits winter demand but Superdry still sees sales rise
• Halfords’ warning as profits drop by a fifth
• Rising global oil supply hits price
• Accountant­s grow with third office
• When England’s head coach was a ‘terrible’ player for Huddersfie­ld
• Milner dreaming of Elland Road glory
• Woodrow wants to repay Barnsley fans for their patience
• Results obsession is destroying beautiful game
• Jennings hits back with the bat after stinging criticism left him ‘stressing’
• Football’s coming home for Yorkshire’s Bright
• Rooney will have a sub’s role against US
• Sentiment cast aside as Wilder senses weakness
• King of Sheffield to a bad person in four weeks? Luhukay calls for Owls unity
• LAST IS AIMING TO FINISH FIRST
• ASHTON BACK FOR ENGLAND

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