Yorkshire Post - 2018-12-17

• THOMAS TRIUMPHS
• Councils threaten to quash refugee schemes
• Shorter train delays now trigger payouts
• Councillor insists ‘I have no connection with fake Twitter account abuse’
• Extended access plans for GP appointmen­ts
• EXTREMISM HOLDING SWAY IN UK
• YORKSHIRE CHOICE FOR SIR ALAN...
• Force to increase officers amid cuts
• Teacher woes over pupils’ behaviour
• ‘NHS paid out £26m on reforms advice’
• Zoo ‘devastated’ by fire thankful to rapid response of fundraiser­s
• Two die as crash shuts Pennine route
• Experts work out roads to avoid this Christmas
• Victims repeatedly targeted by burglars
• ‘Let’s spare a thought for those incredible NHS staff, who continue to go above and beyond.’
• 12.7m see Stacey raised onto cloud nine with Strictly win
• Killing Eve star left startled by success
• May’s allies distance themselves from new referendum rumours
• Corbyn condemns ‘rising levels of poverty across the UK’
• Reception is mixed for climate accord agreement
• Campaign calls for ethnic minority face to be on £50 note
• Hi-tech restoratio­n project for minster’s Victorian stained glass
• Past pupils recreate memories for charity
• School funding cuts blamed for ‘poverty trap’ among children
• Pupils inspired at this magical time
• Social worker wins top award for teaching
• Nuisance calls firms’ bosses to be hit with fines
• Boy given months to live goes back to school, four years on
• Homeless charity hit by hotel cancellati­on
• AN END TO SILENCE IN COURT
• A time of death and renewal... as May hopes for reprieve
• NHS suffers amid rows
• Get behind the Prime Minister’s deal to get us out of the EU
• Plan for Brexit needed now
• Alarming poverty
• Battling to find funds for local needs
• Breaking all the rules of success in negotiatio­ns
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9230
• Keeping business rates ‘will help strengthen the Yorkshire brand’
• Campaigner­s fear for future of district’s community hospitals
• Music teacher hits high notes with award nomination
• Cinema is revealed for flagship scheme
• Firms shortliste­d in search for best start-up
• New boss to shut 40 of Laura Ashley’s stores
• Start-Up Loans delivers £40m to Yorkshire’s budding entreprene­urs
• Bank of England expected to hold rates at 0.75 per cent amid Brexit turmoil
• Brexit uncertaint­y holds back Giggling Squid expansion
• Chief of staff: Trump ‘terrible human being’
• Victorian cliff tramway is still proving popular

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