Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-12

• Fears of HS2 being scrapped are ‘nonsense’, says Minister
• Post-Brexit immigratio­n rules ‘threaten Yorkshire businesses’
• Huge rise in drivers sent back to school
• ON THE FRONT LINE IN THE WAR AGAINST CYBER CRIME IN THE UK
• REAL LIFE FEARS FOR THE CHILDREN IN A VIRTUAL WORLD
• Recruitmen­t drive over care staff crisis
• DAILY PUZZLES PAGE
• Kickboxer ‘died from a fluke blow’
• ‘Still struggling with my sister Jo’ s death’
• Universal Credit has increased use of foodbanks, Rudd admits
• Computer beats doctors at diagnosis
• Speech to call for shake-up in post-16 education
• ‘The DfE must work with others to ensure degree apprentice­ship policy is aligned with local needs.’
• Spring clean reveals green shoots
• Conservati­ves brand Corbyn’s Brexit plan ‘dangerous delusion’
• City MP warns Ministers over ‘hidden’ young carers’ plight
• New UK military vessels ‘to respond at moment’s notice to global crises’
• Grayling’s contract to ferry firms challenged in court
• Labour frontbench­er warns colleagues not to back Brexit for cash
• Councillor­s in county ‘are not getting paid enough’
• Call for regulator to protect access to cash as banks and ATMs disappear from streets
• Desert Island Discs voted top radio show
• Budget deficit plans ‘not credible’
• Boy accused of rape and murder of child, six, insists woman was responsibl­e for the crime
• Arts Council demands data on sex orientatio­n in return for grants
• Man jailed over ‘mean’ attack on sleeping homeless
• Soldier ‘longed for crash so he could rest’
• Mentors step in to create new paths to Dales
• Family ‘will never give up hope’ of finding pilot on tragic Sala flight
• Park finds enough income to expand work despite cuts
• Council apology after residents misled about tree-felling report
• Technology set to play a big part in rural county’s health strategy
• Mother ‘blamed herself’ for baby being born prematurel­y
• Increase in use of authority’s website
• Stars come out as the Prime Minister thanks volunteers
• ‘Tears and memories’ as homes earmarked for football club’s ground
• US politician­s clash over number of migrants that can be detained
• Jackson estate lawyers challenge Channel 4
• Release of refugee footballer is ordered
• Bake Off contestant in the mix for hometown food event
• Money for HS2 better spent elsewhere
• Means test TV licences
• Time to scrap poor deals and support British industries
• Rudd right to issue pensions warning
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Consistenc­y at the heart of England’s new-found elan
• Positive vibe can boost Steelers’ play-off hopes
• Top seed in way as Moverley enjoys second age
• Heard is learning from the best at Red Roses level
• Bruce ready to face the big challenges head on
• Boly leaves it very late to pinch a draw from Magpies
• Solskjaer fancies United to do well against ‘any opponent’
• Contacts key for Scholes after taking on hometown challenge
• McCann’s focus is solely on tackling Southend
• Selectors appear oblivious to familiar problems
• Man of Steel panel’s priceless insight will ensure ‘worthy winner’
• Prop Taylor’s potential suspension is blow for Hull FC
• Waiting Patiently waiting for BHA’s resumption decision
• Millers look to thwart Hull duo ‘at source’
• Jones wants England to match the physicalit­y of Wales

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