Yorkshire Post - 2018-12-31

• Full scale of attacks on council workers revealed
• New EU rules ‘could devastate UK fishing’
• Campaigner­s welcome strongers measures to protect urban trees
• 100 business leaders join forces with club
• ONE GIANT LEAP INTO NEW YEAR
• FAREWELL TO LEGEND OF COMEDY
• Better links cut need for hospital
• Election marred by deadly clashes
• Prison team deals with 700 incidents
• New maternity package ‘will make UK best place in world to give birth’
• UK and France to act on boat migrants
• Job losses top 10,000 in difficult year for restaurant­s
• Tributes to teenager killed in M1 bridge fall
• ‘We need to be at the forefront of whatever shape England takes when the Brexit dust has settled.’
• ‘Preg’ makes his mark on streets
• Dancing on Ice lifts are scary for men, says former cricketer
• Car park refused in world heritage site
• ‘This year brings more uncertaint­y than I can remember in my lifetime’
• Micro-robot technology could spell the end for disruptive and costly roadworks
• New Year honour for minimalist architect is ‘wonderful and fitting’
• Seahorses riding high in wake of Beast from East
• New train carriages to be rolled out in biggest upgrade for decades
• Statue of Emmeline Pankhurst is given upgraded listed status
• Church services
• Drone shows how inept UK has become
• Labour shows its bigotry
• MPs’ responsibi­lity to act in the national interest on Brexit
• Council staff should feel safe
• More say on trees
• We can’t allow countrysid­e to turn into a fossil
• Tax transparen­cy beats being seen through
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9241
• UK could establish military bases around the world after Brexit, says Williamson
• City looks at creating new ‘business developmen­t zones’ to boost jobs
• Yorkshire food and drink exports increase to £1.17bn
• Waste baling business enjoys record year for introducin­g new tech
• Pyjamas and jumpers are the most unwanted Christmas presents
• Shopping centre to welcome five-screen cinema
• Kim sends letter to South Korean leader asking for more peace talks in 2019
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