Yorkshire Post - 2019-01-05

• NEW YEAR’S FORTUNE
• Fears rise for care children going missing
• Airfield used as HGV holding site to help prepare for no-deal Brexit
• Health drive to focus on unhealthy lifestyle
• ‘Don’t use British citizens as pawns’
• CHILDREN’S VOICES WE FAIL TO HEAR
• House prices buck trend:
• Family still waiting for answers one year after E.coli poisoning
• Man remanded after soldier hit by car
• Victims of attack at station thank rescuers
• Killer jailed for brutal knife attack on woman
• The saleroom that went for a song
• Elvis impersonat­ors all shook up over contest to be the King
• Battle over Sheeran song to go to court
• Robotic display as Minister eyes the future
• Labour kicks out disgraced MP who lied over speeding charge
• UK hands out £5m to help clear explosives in Iraq
• 5m passport numbers included in data breach
• The restive season... 455 people file for divorce during Christmas
• Plans unveiled for super-size prison
• Agencies working to tackle challenges over exploitati­on
• Ryanair lands in trouble with passengers as they name it worst airline
• ‘Worse things’ to be addicted to than exercise, says TV star McCall
• Workers ‘turn to food banks’ after closure of waste firm
• British stars take centre stage as film world rolls out its red carpet
• Threatened site ‘makes town what it is today’
• Police ask public for help to track down fugitive convicted of causing woman’s speedboat death
• A path to the stars from deep below Whitby
• I was told to make them pay in blood, trial hears
• Nightclub footage examined in hunt for Strictly star’s attackers
• Under-fire rail operator suffers big fall in profits
• ‘People do what they are supposed to but struggle to get by’
• Mercury plummets as region feels force of winter
• ‘Nasty bump’ helps level out house prices
• HS2 ‘is deliberate­ly underplayi­ng impact of demolition­s on borough’
• Thousands lost to Lee Rigby fraudster
• Catalogue of incidents around capital
• MY DIAGNOSIS... AN NHS IN NEED OF TREATMENT
• Let’s be clear about options before we click ‘confirm’ on Brexit
• Words of the week
• Libraries are so important
• Council offer tired excuses for tax rises
• Why leaving with no deal could create a better country
• Care runaways must be helped
• Brexit turbulence
• Give our region genuine cause to hang out the flags
• Short-changing of North needs to be stopped
• June Whitfield
• Geoffrey Langlands
• Aidan Gilman
• Bill Elsey
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Politician­s’ data is posted online
• Bishop under investigat­ion over child abuse accusation­s, says Vatican
• Trump says shutdown could last for years
• Hundreds more lose jobs after airline’s collapse
• Economy Energy faces ban over poor customer service
• Event to promote well-being at work in Yorkshire
• Rothesay Life plans UK bid for Swiss Re
• Give children a firm footing when it comes to their money
• Yorkshire company to deliver free training to hundreds of business owners
• Local authority pension schemes cut investment­s in hedge funds
• Investors should not be denied voting rights
• Money Matters
• Tesco and M&S to report festive figures in busy week for retail
• Shares in music firm fall after warning
• Slug & Lettuce parent firm hails bumper festive sales in December

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