Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-15

• May sees her Brexit strategy rejected by MPs
• Trump poised to declare national emergency
• FINAL FURLONG: TRUSTEE OF ENGLAND’S OLDEST HORSE RACE RETIRES
• BILL CARMICHAEL: THE ‘GREEN’ TAXES THAT HIT THE POOR HARDEST
• Poorwhites­tudents ‘miss out’ on places
• Davis brands HS2 ‘white elephant’
• ‘We will not risk lives over Syria IS girl’
• Music helped transform my school grades, says conductor
• West Indies bowler apologises over his ‘homophobic’ comments
• Final furlong for horse race stalwart
• Leaving EU ‘has cost economy £80bn since 2016’
• Hundreds join city centre march calling for Brexit to be cancelled
• Low-income families will be worst affected, charities warn
• Supercars may cost more due to uncertaint­y
• Queen joins party to mark GCHQ’s 100 years of secret service to nation
• Treasured island castle saved for future after £3m repairs
• Sir Alex Ferguson pays tribute to coach who created his Class of ’92
• Union fear over job losses for workers at Airbus
• Market towns warned over empty stores
• Man jailed for sexual assaults on two boys
• Harpist loses appeal over conviction for sexual assault on boy
• Council leader calls for transport body to cover whole of Yorkshire
• Concern at plans for hotel near monument
• I can’t remember crash, pilot in airshow tragedy tells trial
• Jobs saved after Irish firm buys cake chain
• Writing on the wall inside caves of fear
• Waits in A&E at worst level since records started
• Coroner defends medical treatment for heart condition death rapist
• Artificial hips and knees ‘can last up to 25 years’
• Moors buck the trend as estates celebrate bumper grouse season
• Number of home repossessi­ons reaches lowest rate for 40 years
• ‘Thousands’ expected for memorial flypast
• ‘Acts of kindness’ to tackle isolation
• Seaside restaurant plan go-ahead despite almost 500 objections
• Lord Mayor will stand down from council at elections
• Council to redevelop former NHS homes
• A CITY’S CULTURE OF CHANGE
• Baftas, equine flu and a rejection for One Yorkshire deal
• Waterman is off track over benefit of HS2
• Firms hit by bank closures
• Only certainty is uncertaint­y
• Opposition to HS2
• Food for thought for ‘green’ protesters
• Yorkshire cannot afford to shun overseas workers
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Indian troops killed and injured as car bomb hits Kashmir convoy
• UK, France and Germany accused of trying to ‘break’ Iran sanctions
• Former Trump campaign chairman lied to prosecutor­s, judge rules
• Man Utd take £19.6m hit from Jose sacking
• Gleeson in record month as profits hit £22.3m
• Thincats continues to expand in the UK with opening in Sheffield
• The co-founder of lender Zopa to step down from chairman’s role after 15 years
• Final quarter comes to the rescue for Astra as profits drop
• WANDISCO FEVER
• Pound under pressure on renewed fears over Brexit
• Mitsubishi pays £200m for stake in energy supplier Ovo
• Definitly Red is still pointed at Gold Cup
• Hopkin accentuate­s City must avoid needless concession­s
• Rovers will play on front foot against Palace
• Chelsea edge to victory but Arsenal are beaten
• It’s first time I have wanted Aussies to win – Hall
• Moeen believes ‘this is our time’ to secure World Cup glory
• Abdull has taken his chance at Broncos – Sheens
• Curry injury evokes Butcher memories, and a few tears for his worried mother
• Lose to England and we are playing for second place in Six Nations, says Jenkins
• Harrison looking to make most of video analysis to ensure he continues education at Leeds
• DAVIES EYEING A DOUBLE

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