Yorkshire Post - 2019-01-16

• May humbled in historic loss
• ‘Extraordin­ary’ Hillsborou­gh failings killed 96 fans, trial told
• TOWN CRIES OUT FOR TRADITION
• M&S poised to shut more of its stores
• Warning over villa holiday scams
• Commission could help save hospital
• Police begin review of unsolved murder
• SUCCESSION OF VOTES:
• THE CLOCK TICKS:
• Business calls for compromise to avert no-deal threat to economy
• Assurances on backstop fail to win over Tory rebels and DUP allies
• This is what Yorkshire MPs said during the Commons debate on the PM’s deal:
• Three-quarters of region’s MPs voted no to May’s deal
• THERESA MAY’S DEFEAT IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT
• Whisky toast for new salmon season
• Detective left critically ill after Novichok attack returns to work
• Holyrood to launch probe into Salmond inquiry
• Companies fined £1.5m over death of girl in lift
• Kate has designs on Chelsea Flower Show plot
• Inflation falls to close to Bank target
• Star attacks cynicism as she defends movie
• Ofsted to crack down on bad behaviour in class
• Half-time football treat now has a world cup winner from Scotland
• Methods for tackling exclusion in schools not working, says council
• New stage for streetwalk­ers of hit TV show
• History’s hipsters – fashion for whiskers ‘dates back to 1800s’
• Machine ‘could be a game-changer’ in helping save lives of liver transplant patients
• World tour to learn valuable beef secrets
• Whitehall insider brings fresh insight to fight for rural cause
• Traditiona­l Dales lives told by faces in old photograph­s
• Farmers invited to free health checks
• After 50 years with the RAF, Pete may be country’s oldest military engineer
• Tree saved from the axe in new leaf for city
• Fire service to upgrade thermal imaging cameras
• Police warning after teenager banned for drink-driving
• Making a connection is good for health of a lonely planet
• Dangers for democracy if Brexit blocked
• Humiliatio­n for Theresa May
• Any second referendum must simply ask ‘deal or no deal?’
• Deadlock and deepening division follow May defeat
• Referenda must be consigned to the bin of history
• Schools should not be exam factories
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9255
• Broadway actress Channing dies at age of 97
• Terrorists in deadly attack on luxury hotel
• Row between China and Canada deepens over criticism of death sentence for drug smuggler
• Nation mourns stab death Gdansk mayor
• Builder cautious but still raises forecasts
• Fashion firm Boohoo enjoys a surge in sales
• Park Valley House site now fully occupied after renovation project
• Translatio­n company calls for clarity on EU workers ahead of Brexit decision
• Hays sees strong fee growth around globe but UK proves a drag
• LENDER TAKES SHARES HIT
• JPMorgan hit by fall in bond trading
• Consortium overhauls takeover bid for stricken airline
• Valentine’s date for Jefferson’s Buster
• Wagner’s legacy to a town that had stopped believing
• EFL ask Leeds to explain Bielsa spying mission
• Bradford agree new deal to keep Terriers striker Payne
• Shrewsbury knock Stoke out of FA Cup but Newcastle win
• Return to form sets Konta on the path to success
• Root impresses but England generally cool in first warm-up
• British pair face tough encounters in heat of Melbourne
• Steelers not wasting time in rebuilding roster options after trio are jettisoned
• Hardaker is ready for redemption with help from ex-England captain Adams
• Nuhiu earns Owls trip down to the Bridge
• We achieved unbelievab­le things at Huddersfie­ld, says forlorn Wagner

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