Yorkshire Post - 2018-11-30

• Police get ‘raw deal’ in rural regions, says peer
• Syrian victim says ‘thanks for everything’
• PM to tell world leaders her Brexit deal is good for the global economy
• NHS may have to shift its position on yoga
• A WORLD-CLASS MINERS’ TRIBUTE
• HIV admission MP praised in House
• Herriot appeal ‘can energise economy’
• Children affected by drink in womb
• Temperatur­es due to tumble but storms are expected to die down
• Stalker admits threatenin­g BBC presenter with barrage of cards
• Pilot jailed for trying to fly plane 10 times over limit
• Deficit fears as demand rockets at A&E units
• The Wizard of Oz is rated as cinema’s most influentia­l film
• ‘Safe delivery’ for card sent to heaven
• UK ‘will play a leading role in Europe’s defence after Brexit’
• ‘Culture change, not just money, needed to tackle growing social care crisis’
• ‘Brexodus’ claims as number of EU arrivals falls again
• Inquest is told of hanged MP ‘groping’ claims
• Officer denies sex in laundry room with prisoner
• Rail crackdown on chaos as CBE honours ex-boss
• Minister insists he is ‘keeping an open mind’ on devolution, during factory visit
• Parents launch petition in wake of shock schools’ recommenda­tion
• £3m sought to protect East Riding coastline
• Home operator apologises over care of elderly dementia sufferer
• MP’s concern at rise in home-schooling in region
• Traffic restrictio­ns to be placed on historic road in city centre
• Review finds GPs must be more alert to controllin­g behaviour
• New trees help bring devastated Pennine woodland back to life
• Briton dies in attack on compound by Taliban
• Trump lawyer admits lying to Congress about Russian talks
• LOVE OF MUSIC NOT TAINTED BY YEARS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Just what is the Brexit Plan B?
• Everyday stories that show our libraries are priceless
• We must ensure the vulnerable can access cash
• Why not treat us like adults over Brexit?
• Thomas Cook lays bare disappoint­ing year
• UKAR returns £6.3bn to the taxpayer
• GBK in closure of ten restaurant­s in first wave of shutdowns
• Funerals market faces probe following decade of above-inflation price hikes
• Yorkshire firms are the most confident in the UK, says report
• MARKET FORCES
• Greene King credits Brexit boredom for profit boost as pubs see upturn in trade
• Modular approach to tackle homes shortage as huge new house factory opens
• No derby advantage for Blades, insists boss Wilder
• Town refusing to worry over Mooy departure
• ROCKET LAUNCH: O’SULLIVAN IN YORK WIN
• Yorkshire widen their search for new batting consultant
• UATE WINGING IT AT GIANTS...
• YORK OPEN UP TO YORKSHIRE

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