Yorkshire Post - 2019-01-18

• Policing tsar tells of rape ordeal at age of 15
• Duke ‘very shocked’ after his car overturns
• Emergency planning in France as ‘no deal’ expected
• FASHIONING A BRIGHT FUTURE
• Duckenfiel­d ‘being singled out unfairly’
• DfT is accused over rail funding
• ‘£100bn for public sector contracts’
• Jury sees footage of fatal jet crash
• ‘No evidence of state links to city pub bombings’, coroner is told
• Pair died as train hit car, inquest told
• Up to 10m asthma attacks a year, data reveals
• £450,000 cyclo-cross track gets the go-ahead
• ‘The biggest myth, much loved by Remainers, is that Brexit is much ado about nothing.’
• Bros documentar­y to screen again after surprise success
• Odds-on we’re all in dark about baby
• Treachery claim after Chancellor’s call with industry chiefs
• Reservists called up for a year in no-deal planning
• More cold predicted for the weekend in county
• Lack of funding may mean NHS ‘not sustainabl­e’
• Sex exploitati­on victim ‘felt sick’ after her name revealed
• From Peterloo to the Peaks – the landscapes that set stage for change
• Report into firearms police ‘fails to address officers’ concerns’
• RBS ‘buy-back’ plan to speed privatisat­ion
• Government offered to take stake in nuclear plant before project was mothballed
• Murder trial to be held over death of woman at flats
• Giant ‘picnic blanket’ goes on show outside restored cathedral to cloth
• Mother’s disgust at negligent care of her daughter
• Film censors vow to rein in ‘pornificat­ion of culture’ as public ‘reaches limit’
• Hitman ‘will die in jail’ over gangland murders
• Campaigner­s fear pollution of stream from rail tunnel works
• Historic spa’s campaigner­s hold ‘positive’ talks
• NHS trust fined for breaching its apology obligation over boy’s care
• £100 fines for people dropping rubbish
• Strictly ‘a welcome escape’ from pressures of day job, says Stacey
• Teachers’ pay ‘plummeting’, unions claim
• Expert questions why technology was not in place to tackle Gatwick’s drone chaos
• Unveiling Johanneson tribute ‘an honour’
• 11 held over terror attack on hotel
• I never said there was no collusion between Russia and Trump campaign aides, says lawyer
• Deadly car bomb hits capital’s police academy
• A SHOT AT THE BIG SCREEN
• ‘Spygate’, store closures and severe Brexit defeat for PM
• Remain or no deal must be on new ballot
• A 36-year ordeal
• I was raped and make no apology for saying #MeToo
• Education must change to meet country’s needs
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Roll-outs boost Primark’s festive trading
• Chairman in Brexit attack on politician­s
• Software firm Tracsis makes its second acquisitio­n in days
• Mr Kipling firm boss exits as treat and overseas sales tumble
• Game Digital sees sales rise over Christmas
• ITV setback helps to drag the market into the red
• Event to highlight wellbeing in workplace
• Caravan firm in overseas boost
• British gambling giant still sees US opportunit­ies despite changes
• Patisserie deputy steps down following scandal
• Tough Christmas for fashion retailer
• O’Keefe confident Spinner can turn it around
• Varnish is defiant after losing tribunal hearing
• Revie showed his eye for detail long before Bielsa
• Rupp lauded for enabling capture of Anderson
• Warne is eager to get Millers’ move for Towell ‘over the line’
• Transfer window still Ganaye’s priority as he gets set to leave
• Leeds ought to be ‘proud’ of capturing Casilla from Real Madrid
• Rovers making contract progress
• Sneyd is aiming to capitalise on game’s new laws
• Bairstow falls just short of century as batsmen prosper
• Konta happy with display in defeat – if not the start time
• Young threat awaits Djokovic as long-time rival Tsonga exits
• Merrin plans to make Peacock proud
• Rapid rise by Hull is incentive for us all – Wilder
• Opportunit­ies for change are exciting Jones as England get ready for Ireland

Yorkshire Post - 2019-01-17

Yorkshire Post - 2019-01-19