Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-06

• DUCHESS ALL SMILES
• Government ‘is in denial’ over council funding crisis
• Region’s city leaders join UK-wide demand for Brexit settlement
• Scream heard night student vanished
• OPPORTUNIT­Y BECKONS FOR A TORY PARTY THAT IS UNITED
• PAYMENTS PLEDGE OVER WORK TO HELP ENVIRONMEN­T
• Tributes to children killed in house fire
• Self-harm images danger highlighte­d
• HMV is purchased by Canadian retailer
• ‘Utter carnage’ of lorry crash tragedy
• Olympian Dame Jessica launches new sports and education course
• Shock at ‘lack of regard’ for county’s policing
• Only one in three realise they can cut dementia risks
• £20m plan to rebuild and expand city school
• Dig aims to unearth secrets of a moving home story
• National Trust to raise extra £11m from fees
• Academy trusts told to justify salaries of over £100,000
• Thatcher statue to go ahead despite concerns over vandalism threat
• Business warns jobs at risk if deal is not reached
• No-deal Brexit ‘would make deporting foreign criminals harder’
• Charity in concern over benefit delays
• Mother of murdered teenager hits out at continuing secrecy
• Holby City star’s daughter ‘filmed by boyfriend as she overdosed’
• Seeds of Hillsborou­gh disaster sown 10 years before crush, expert tells court
• Computer says skip stations to speed up railways
• More than 165,000 of UK’s most affordable homes lost in six years
• BBC to publish stars’ pay in greater detail
• Look harder to spot animals in their winter camouflage
• Poster boy for new generation­s of farmers
• Star guest at winter social for farmers
• Schama asks if future historians will judge us by Olympics or Brexit
• Transport biggest source of greenhouse gas as emissions fall
• Sophistica­ted investment scams cost victims £197m warns financial watchdog
• Historic cannons restored... minus the junk
• Funds in place for study to help protect village against North Sea
• United keep it in family as Earl becomes honorary president
• Region’s fire service could charge for frequent false alarm call-outs
• Hundreds sign petition to save Old Town Hall
• Apartments blaze kills at least 10
• Pope appeals for tolerance as he makes history with first papal Mass in Arabian Peninsula
• Taliban’s attack on checkpoint kills at least 21 people
• BRINGING BACK BROADWAY
• Panel show is inspired by comedian asking questions
• Reasons to delay a deal with Brussels
• General Election is only answer after May’s loss of authority
• A fresh approach?
• Voice of youth is so crucial in shaping society
• Buses must be reliable and affordable
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9273
• Grocery sales are lifted by health drive
• Investment costs and accounting change increase losses at online firm Ocado
• Yorkshire workers earning less than last year, data reveals
• AESSEAL wins recognitio­n at awards event for developing their employees
• Grant goes for growth after hitting conditions
• Positive sentiment sends FTSE to a two-month high
• BP sees profits double to £9.7bn
• Recruitmen­t drive launched by Minster Law to fill key posts
• OSL snaps up fellow competitor Universal
• Financial services in UK largely unscathed from build-up to Brexit
• Carpet group still faces sales pressure
• Patience is key for Sinfield in five-year project
• Funding for the future needs sorting to maintain the talent flow
• Super League backing ban on Barba
• Repeat show would delight Nicholls
• New badge for Hull but not new owners for now
• Pulis’s return home ends with Cup humbling for Boro
• Millers face FA rap over clash in Lions’ Den
• Guardiola dismisses notion that City are the favourites
• Knights planning a welcome return for crunch tie
• Holder’s ban gives him opportunit­y to rest
• National team reunite eager to take on the world’s best
• Injuries compound Ireland’s woes after defeat in Dublin
• Warrington will face Galahad after all
• Home Nations title eludes Huddersfie­ld
• Injured Itoje will target Six Nations finale

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