Yorkshire Post - 2019-01-22

• May warns of threat to UK cohesion from second EU vote
• Heatwave warning as rise in UK figures is revealed
• City wins £29m funding for traffic charging zone to combat air pollution
• Sport brothers condemned for charity fraud
• AT THE AGE TO ENLIGHTEN... Gallery revives post-war move to introduce children to art
• ‘Safety assurance over Hillsborou­gh’
• Repeatoffe­ndersto be offered homes
• ‘Duke should face action over crash’
• Rowers complete epic 3,000-mile Atlantic journey in under 40 days
• Faster connection­s ignored amid internet speed ‘postcode lottery’
• Driving in crash was ‘as bad as one could ever see’
• ‘There may be a simple reason why the process has become deadlocked – Theresa May’s character’
• Exclusive film screenings to urge action over risk of losing precious starry skies
• ‘Historic’ stone circle was built in 1990s
• Corbyn accuses May of ‘PR sham’ over ‘phoney’ Brexit talks at No 10
• Scenario where the Queen is involved in ‘showdown’
• Cameron ignored warning against ‘stupid’ EU referendum
• EU sanctions on Novichok attack suspects are welcomed by Hunt
• Garden of Eden is no more and we are in new age, says Attenborou­gh
• Mother in tragedy hails help for victims of abusers
• Dambuster condemns vandals for war memorial paint attack
• Minister backs schools over uniforms policies
• Plan for £288m London concert hall unveiled
• Packham vows to have ‘words’ about hunting when he collects CBE
• MoD ‘failed to tackle fever risk to troops in Helmand’
• Green goes to court for damages on injunction
• Chief constable who led Edward Heath abuse inquiry resigns after ‘serious allegation­s’
• Objectors to bank conversion in resort fear another chip shop
• Fines may be doubled as council gets tough on fly-tippers
• Legal snag hits plan for village bistro-bar
• Stars stage a no-show on TV’s big night
• Confusion over legal rights on co-habitation
• Oscar hopefuls aim for morning glory
• New medicines hope in joint disease fight
• Israel mounts jet strikes against Iranian military targets in Syria
• Mutiny ‘put down’ as unrest grows in Venezuela
• Four go on trial over horse meat scandal
• NEW CLASS OF LATIN LOVERS
• Smokers get the message with cigarette packet warnings
• Have faith in shared values to heal Britain
• Time to sort out political circus and move on to real issues
• Queen must be left out of Brexit
• Change in the law
• Young people can bring fresh vision to politics
• Brexit betrayers have knives out for PM
• CROSSWORD Roger Squires No. 3,460
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9260
• Williams puts his focus firmly on the present
• Siewert was long-time candidate for Town job
• Chelsea loanee Hector will cheer on Owls in Cup
• West Brom rise up the table with comfortabl­e away win
• Double injection of potential is part of long-term plan at Reds
• Southgate backs Kane to beat injury timeline
• Cup earns praise to offer hope of wider inclusion
• Williams takes No 1 scalp as Djokovic survives minor scare
• British Davis Cup duo in war of words over doubles status
• Moeen keen to erase memories of his last Test in Barbados
• Deal with Coral for Challenge Cup hailed by Rimmer
• Clubs demand full disclosure over Leeds’s scouting methods but no call made for sanctions
• WILLIAMS IS DE FACTO No 1

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