Yorkshire Post - 2019-01-11

• ‘Whole world’ wants to avoid no-deal Brexit
• Mental health services ‘failing the young’
• Meghan’s new leading theatrical role – as the Royal patron of the arts
• Airports ‘must invest in anti-drone systems’
• THE TOUGHEST JOB IN BRITAIN
• Warm welcome with local flavour
• Human impact on 95pc of all land
• Trump visits border to argue for wall
• Two rail firms named as slowest to pay compensati­on over delays
• Man stabbed pregnant girlfriend to death then ‘went to visit Queen’
• John Lewis considers axing bonuses
• ‘Fine to flush’ wet wipes to combat fatbergs
• ‘I’m glad I live in a country where people can shout insults at their politician­s without fear’
• Shop wins praise for window display of bride in wheelchair
• Witherspoo­n ‘sick of Hollywood struggle’
• Former security chiefs warn May’s deal threatens UK’s safety
• Leaders hold firm on devolution stance after ‘parochiali­sm’ claim
• Ex-policy chief will back deal with heavy heart
• Schools face ‘cliff edge’ over increase in deficits
• Stalker jailed after putting tracker on victim’s car
• Coroners’ merger ‘would improve the service for bereaved’
• Fiona Bruce prepared for viewers’ queries after Question Time debut
• Murdered boy had no affiliatio­n with gangs, says family
• Beckham link ‘used in brother-in-law’s fraud’
• Funding to remain for community safety work
• Marines ready for Novichok attack response
• Triple blow as UK car giants reveal cutbacks
• UK faces diabetes ‘crisis’, says top GP
• Sculptor Hatoum wins People’s Choice prize
• Calm in world of politics as ‘man of duty’ Ashdown is remembered
• Swift action is needed to help ‘mortgage prisoners’, says Treasury committee
• Driver who sped into dance floor is jailed for 28 years
• Honorary doctorate for BBC’s Breakfast presenter
• Asylum seekers allowed to stay after failed bids
• Loyal customers with TV and broadband packages face penalty of almost £700 a year
• Call for council to end hunts on Boxing Day
• Clean air zone to be considered to cut city centre bus emissions
• Rise in number of children now going into local authority care
• Trust drafted in to manage wildlife at new housing site
• Patients ‘are waiting too long for stroke treatment’
• University wins £10m backing for centre to study effects of biodiversi­ty change
• Fraud accusation­s follow Congo poll surprise
• Death toll mounts as heavy snow hits Europe
• New NHS plan, Christmas divorces and drones action
• Who will bang drum for North?
• Majority of Leave voters knew what they were voting for
• The human cost
• Out-of-touch views on schools are no solution
• A no-deal Brexit trade-off is price not worth paying
• We need to work together to fill the skills gap
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9251
• Tesco emerges as festive winner
• Challengin­g time for Card Factory as group sees lower high street footfall
• DFS reports strong sales growth despite tough conditions
• High street retailer avoids profits warning
• WORKPLACE CAMPAIGN
• Sterling’s weakness helps to give the market a boost
• Westfield signs health deal with US firm EXOS
• North and West Yorkshire firms remain upbeat despite the lack of Brexit clarity
• Brighton Pier shares hit over profit threat
• Swift out to show he can mix it with the very best
• Buttons is tasked with chasing down Altior
• Sharp Response stretches run
• Wagner takes blame for Town’s absymal run
• Hopkin biding his time over improving Bradford squad
• Winkler remaining confident Barnsley can challenge at top
• Adkins is buoyed by lunch meet with Allams
• Watson is eager to get started at York
• Wakefield are still No 1 for captain Kirmond
• Murray and Edmund are handed tough Melbourne openers
• Thompson eager to prove himself once again with Hull
• Walker earns redemption shot at Salford
• Wilder urges Blades’ support to back Madine

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