Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-20

• Farmers urged to fight threat of no deal
• Corbyn calls for unity as he tells of his ‘regret’ over resignatio­ns
• Honda closure ‘is devastatin­g’ says Minister
• FEATURES: JOHNNY BALL STILL BRINGS MAGIC TO MASTERING MATHS
• BERNARD INGHAM: WE’LL ALL HAVE TO CLEAN UP THIS MORAL MESS
• ‘UK youngsters lag behind on health’
• Industry dons black for Lagerfeld death
• Help for NHS staff suffering stress
• Child poverty ‘may hit record levels’
• Half of GP buildings ‘not fit for purpose’ claims BMA after study
• Under-65 dementia care hit by ‘void’
• Jury told of coins ‘gift’ to collector accused of murder
• ‘People are increasing­ly being corralled unwittingl­y into certain positions – by social media.’
• Last salute from a winged wonder
• Sister act as TV turns Jackie and Joan into real-life drama
• Meghan holds baby party in New York
• EU ‘will not give ground’ on May’s backstop demands
• Yorkshire fire services ‘in crisis over £19m cut’
• Parties are in the grip of ‘fringe opinion’, says Major
• Countrysid­e campaigner­s attack ‘spurious’ illegal hunting claims
• Getting people savvy in getting around city
• Party drug that killed festival girl is ‘unforgivin­g’, trial hears
• Cashback plan for shops as the banks disappear
• ‘Irresponsi­ble’ to allow Chinese firm tech access
• Teams’ stadium hopes are hit by new delays
• That’s the spirit... gin lovers ply their products for capital gains
• Duckenfiel­d ‘was a spectator’ on day of stadium tragedy
• Another utility puts prices up to meet cap
• Old tyres can reduce fire damage, study shows
• National role for young Yorkshire farmer
• Birds make a breakthrou­gh in their efforts to find food
• Bid to beat parasite that hits dairy cattle
• Life is sweet for ‘ jamboys’ as Prince hands out battalion service medals
• It will take 100 years for us to get racial mix that reflects city, admit London police chiefs
• Job switch for council director paid £99,000
• Council ‘may have swayed result of funding ballot with own votes’
• Fears over council £500,000 plan for luxury flat in park
• Petition protest over university plan to move graduation ceremony
• Village hit by double flood after valve was left closed
• Light touch not tragedy for Shakespear­e and company
• Reasons why we don’t need to build HS2
• Don’t we owe it to our children to fight for a better future?
• Farmers warn against no deal
• We’ll count the cost if we can’t pay as we wish
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Anti-Semitic attacks shock France
• Bernie Sanders, 77, announces new presidenti­al bid as Democrat battle begins to take on Trump
• Pakistan in plea to UN as Kashmir crisis grows with India
• Asda sees sales growth slow in fourth quarter
• Transport giant suffers from slowing revenues in rail arm
• HSBC’s profits miss targets following ‘challengin­g’ quarter
• Food delivery service firm expands takeaway network to Kuwait
• There’s more room at the Holiday Inn owner
• BRINGING IN THE DOUGH
• Colliery site becomes new community
• Hermes opens city centre tech hub as it plans expansion
• Provident looking to cut staff by 180
• Rain is assisting Presenting Percy
• Grant belatedly off the mark for Huddersfie­ld
• Liverpool and Bayern misfire and fail to meet expectatio­ns
• De Bruyne feels City’s rivals have closed gap but expects more glory
• York City remain at Bootham for longer after delay
• New-look England counting down to World Cup
• ‘Forrest Gump’ May is best winger in the world – Youngs
• I will do it my own way, insists captain Morgan
• Williams hoping to make delayed start to F1 testing as Leclerc is fastest in Barcelona
• Wolves crack code to bring in Burrell
• Gloves back on but Bairstow should move up

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