Yorkshire Post - 2018-12-07

• DRAMA QUEEN
• Blow for rail links as freight plans are scrapped
• Stadium tragedy police commander will face trial for manslaught­er
• Discovery of Iron Age chariot ‘unparallel­ed’
• Brexit is threat to EU link on security, MPs warn
• DECLINE OF THE COASTAL BIRDS
• Summit over crisis in special needs
• Danger call over child battery death
• Major changes in cancer treatment
• Pedal failure caused helicopter crash
• Family launching fundraisin­g drive in memory of teenager
• Pilot tells of forced landing that killed RAF officer
• ‘Mrs May is a remarkable woman, with reserves of stamina and fortitude that put most of us to shame.’
• Choral leaders hit back at dismissal of tradition over famed boys-only choirs
• Walkway underneath seaside resort’s historic cliff railway to be re-opened
• Hopes of changing deal ‘are delusional’
• ‘Upside of no-deal outweighs problems’
• Call for regional enterprise partnershi­p to be given more funding
• Social workers ‘sticking to legal guidelines’ in exploitati­on cases
• JK Rowling’s PA ‘used her credit card for sprees’
• Judges rule ex-Tesco directors should be acquitted
• Man once accused of racist murder admits drug plot
• Forty conviction­s quashed after drug lab probe, says police chief
• New charter will aim to improve conditions for disabled air travellers
• Terror arrests ‘over threat against Prince’
• Minister to review plan for city hotels complex
• Motability boss ‘in line for £2m bonus’
• Young ‘lack family members to talk to’
• Top universiti­es ‘should accept students from vocational courses’
• Standing ovation for Duke at West End gala night
• Councillor sent topless picture to mothers
• Planning officers at odds over conversion of historic town pub
• More train pain for passengers amid new schedules
• Teenager loses bid to delete police file
• George HW Bush at his final rest in Texas
• Security increased as new French riots loom
• Both sides in Yemen conflict sit down for UN-sponsored peace talks
• MY JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY
• Theresa May’s Brexit deal will be good for Yorkshire
• Scrap HS2 vanity project and invest in rebuilding rail
• Clipper set to benefit from shift to online
• Heatwave sees Thames Water troubled by big surge in leaks
• Gambling firms take a hit over ban on adverts in live sport broadcasts
• Man behind casual dining revolution and Pizza Express dies aged 89
• Chairman of HSBC to take up role at Discovery
• VW unveils another round of cost cuts
• Reservatio­ns increase 40pc at MJ Gleeson
• University of Sheffield to play key role in new GKN centre
• Reborn Brook is looking beyond ‘Amir Con’
• Oosthuizen quick out of the blocks in quest for home win
• ‘Unlucky’ Sabiri set for spell on sidelines at Terriers
• Forde hoping for payback in derby return at Hillsborou­gh
• Merrin keen to make most of second phase with Leeds
• Carr drives in at Fev in bid to help revive a ‘proud club’
• Root now dreaming of English summer to savour
• Bielsa more than happy to work with what he has at Leeds
• Big Bash deal is chance to evolve further

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