Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-13

• Minister ends One Yorkshire dream for region
• Furious MPs confront May over Brexit talks amid shouts of ‘liar’
• Frontline police ‘face risk as they work alone’
• HOLD YOUR NERVE AS THE EU ENDGAME APPROACHES
• A SPORTING CHANCE FOR WRITER WITH A DISABILITY
• University chiefs paid more than PM
• Clooney: ‘Meghan vilified like Diana’
• ‘Someone will die’ stadium warning
• Root wins praise for challengin­g bowler over homophobic insult
• Javid warns over knife-crime content
• Coroner in medics call after death of teenage kickboxer
• The Yorkshire side that wrote off ‘Banks of England’
• Goalkeeper­s united in praise of their mentor
• City volunteer faces being deported to native Zimbabwe
• Don’t wait for Palace of Westminste­r to burn down, warns Leadsom
• Businesses are being ‘hung out to dry’ by impasse
• Post-Brexit immigratio­n figures ‘could balloon under new system’
• Price rise for EDF energy customers
• Irish eyes smile on Charles as he visits Liverpool
• Shadow Cabinet in commitment to rebuild trust with Jewish community
• Workers at Government department head office to strike over pay
• MP urges Barclays to reverse decision to shut banks
• Church services
• Starter’s orders... racing ends its flu break
• New strategy aims to tackle empty houses in desirable borough
• Police ‘not stopping’ their hunt for Libby
• Tickets go on sale for springtime spectacula­r
• Farmers ‘need support on hidden issue of mental health problems’
• Why the Wolds are worthy of internatio­nal recognitio­n
• Packham to lead campaign for wildlife
• Emmerdale and Cook’s museum named among top tourism draws
• Revealed: The ‘fraud families’ preying on pensions
• Neuroscien­tists warn over dementia link to head injuries in sport
• Not alone anymore... £12m projects that work to overcome the isolation
• ‘You go from a happy life to one out of your control’
• Residents lose privacy battle with art gallery
• Yorkshire hall of fame is hung for posterity
• ‘I need 20,000 people for high speed rail plan’
• ‘Breath of fresh air’ as children encouraged to scoot to school
• Coastal £2.3m flood wall is approved
• Dame Jessica ‘thrilled’ to talk at charity event
• Drug lord ‘El Chapo’ convicted of running cartel that made billions
• Trump mocks rival as he renews his call for wall
• Catalan separatist politician­s’ trial begins
• Shakin’ Stevens changes his tune for a new generation
• No fear of EU threats or of a no-deal exit
• Hospital staff appreciate­d
• Gordon Banks: A national icon
• Labour must back People’s Vote or suffer Brexit backlash
• Mixed messages
• What we learned from educating our child at home
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• High street retailer gets lifeline from its lenders
• Morses Club on acquisitio­n path with Hays deal
• Postal services firm DHL hires more staff for Brexit
• Doncaster Business Conference set to target foreign deals
• Stagecoach to carry on running rail franchise
• Mayi’s Brexit sipeech givesi push to value of the pound
• OPEC makes big cuts to oil production
• Tui feeling the heat from a baking summer
• CYBG launches lending venture
• ‘Remarkable’ year as Kering sees demand for luxury goods soar
• Selco to create 200 new jobs across UK thanks to £30m investment
• Contract wins set to boost AA’s profits
• England give themselves welcome fillip
• Cook happy with Grand National racing weight
• Defiant Rust defends racing shutdown
• Bruce extends his unbeaten start at Wednesday with point at Millwall
• FA Cup proves no distractio­n to Doncaster’s league form
• Pogba sees red as United face daunting French trip to PSG
• Sancho’s Bundesliga success is no surprise to Spurs’ boss
• Honesty is best policy as Wilder looks for a response
• Whiteley still going strong at 88 as he joins an elite selection panel
• Jansson looking for Leeds to make it third time lucky
• Clancy says Wood can build horsepower for Tokyo triple
• Tigers’ tilt at history thwarted by Millers’ fightback
• Carnegie will go worldwide to raise funds as permanent exclusion looms

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