Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-11

• A PEARL AT THE BAFTAS
• Northern leaders demand plan for Brexit
• Chancellor ‘must find billions to end austerity’
• Breast cancer campaigner­s hail call to screen younger women
• FINDING FRIENDS IN DEED
• LIVE AND KICKING IN YORKSHIRE
• Drug gangs groom young like abusers
• Officials ‘lose’ files on blood scandal
• Schools federation to boost prospects
• North sees first job decline in six years
• Woman injured in crash hails duke’s decision to give up licence
• Trees ‘resistant to climate change’
• Minister’s warning to peers over new child abuse Bill
• Seven jailed for life over shootings in Tunisia
• Our message to Government is clear – work with us. Give us the powers; give us the funding...
• Labour aims to force May into vote on Brexit
• No deal could lead to foreign crime suspects absconding, police chief warns
• Blair fears impact of no deal on Irish peace process
• Bahamas weathers the storm as steam locomotive returns to rails
• UK must be prepared to ‘use hard power to support our interests’
• Rough sleepers fall to single figures after reaching highest level since 1990s
• Head praises benefits of first aid training
• Australia link-up vital to create ‘global’ reach for city university
• Minister hears school’s plea not to be forced to become academy
• Yorkshire secondary to lead on German languages
• Word soon spreads about friendship lunches
• Help us to design homes that are a joy to live in, council tells architects
• Missing student’s parents attend prayer vigil
• Yorkshire man creates tapestry of Prince Charles’s watercolou­r
• Employers warned of £1bn cost of new visa system
• Police 101 phone line may be stopped at night amid cost pressures
• Not just a week of love but fashion and star gazing too
• Remain MPs putting career above beliefs
• Hysteria over supposed food shortages is unwarrante­d
• Education change
• Region’s resorts must be allowed to move forward
• Ensuring loneliness is no longer hidden
• CROSSWORD Peter Chamberlai­n No. 726
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9277
• Survey sets out to investigat­e flood insurance
• Woman boxer’s life to be told in drama
• Digital tech conference looks to the future
• Grant Thornton signals growth with move to new city centre offices
• TUC calls for a ban on zero-hour contracts at the start of HeartUnion­s Week
• Private sector firms see weaker business confidence in 2019
• Chinese camps are ‘shaming humanity’
• Thousands march in Madrid against premier and Catalan independen­ce
• Force is with historic waterfall as snow departs

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