Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-09

• Royal praise for Post fight on loneliness
• Missing student: Man in car clue
• Photograph­er‘ told police to stop game’
• Half of all bus routes at risk say councils
• ‘Humber tidal wall would spoil the view’
• SPENDING RISES TO TACKLE SOCIAL BLIGHT
• CONNECTING IN AN AGE OF LONELINESS
• Move to censure Corbyn critic withdrawn after heated row
• £150m city centre scheme step closer
• Six-minute exercise routine to cut brittle bone risks
• Hundreds join donor register after TV show
• ‘The benefits of sport to our health, education, social cohesion and justice policies are so profound.’
• Cafe confidenti­al: My life in Bettys
• Heroic Finn sees MPs back move to protect UK’s service animals
• Bank with vault said to have held Crown Jewels during the war sold for £200,000
• Could region’s MPs throw their support behind a new EU vote?
• Former senior mandarins urge PM to put Brexit on hold
• Lecturer challenges Rees-Mogg to bare with her in Brexit debate
• Brexit talks not on table at dinner with May – Varadkar
• ‘Angry young man’ who went from kitchen sink dramas to Hollywood
• City tree row tapes will not be published by police
• ‘Cowardly’ child killer sent to jail for 19 years
• Political interest rockets but there’s still work to do
• Celebratin­g highlights and achievemen­ts – after five years
• ‘Brexit sidelining important everyday problems’
• Charlie lawyer’s court fight over tragic brother
• Two districts’ leaders pledge to keep increases in council tax to a minimum
• Castle takes wraps off painting of teenage Mary Queen of Scots in mourning dress
• Government’s top medical advisor quits to become first female head of college
• Mass transit plan to link region’s cities to be debated by councillor­s
• ‘Jeremy Corbyn probably wants Brexit – and so do I’
• Sala ‘in Cardiff’s thoughts forever’
• Katie Price says she has no choice but to put her disabled son in care
• Police force to recruit £10-an-hour crime scene guards
• Housing and leisure costs top complaints
• Connie is princess for a day at photo shoot
• Market barn used as hang-out by yobs to be fitted with new CCTV after spate of damage
• Over 100,000 bottles of rare Scotch whisky sold at UK auctions last year
• Green’s Telegraph injunction dropped
• Two found guilty of ram-raid on city jewellers
• Care staff will guide if a loved one dies
• A landmark of dumbing-down amid twilight of the licence fee
• Words of the week
• Reinstate the old capacity of our railways
• Epidemic out in the open at last
• More to effective governance than simply being ‘difficult’
• Future fortunes
• Angry words in a troubled and divided nation
• Ward Thomas
• Brian Denney
• William Davis
• Peter Gordon
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9276
• Flamengo training complex blaze kills 10 people
• US tabloid defends itself from ‘extortion and blackmail’ claims by Amazon boss
• Avalanches and landslides leave at least 11 dead across Kashmir
• Economy in the US leaves pack behind
• Pre-paid funeral plans can help ease the soaring costs of dying
• Take a look at how global your global fund really is
• Revolut’s ‘single-shaming’ ad faces watchdog probe
• Closures possible at Giraffe and Ed’s Diner as owner mulls options
• Money Matters
• 16 of region’s firms make Track 200 league table for internatio­nal sales
• Lender’s profits hit by tech spending

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