Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-22

• TRIBUTES TO TORK
• Humber barrier vision to hold back tide threat
• Charity call for suicide monitoring for veterans to be made compulsory
• May bids to prevent further Tory defections
• Mulligan’s setback in bid to retain crime role
• SYSTEM STACKS ODDS AGAINST NEW POLITICAL GROUP
• SCHOOL THAT’S MINDFUL OF PUPILS’ MENTAL WELLBEING
• Boy faces life over girl’s ‘bestial’ killing
• Holiday deaths trio ‘not messing about’
• Danger drivers are jailed over death
• Pride and tears as Charles honours health campaigner­s with MBEs
• Corbyn says IS teenager should come to UK to face questionin­g
• ‘I just had to concentrat­e on staying alive’, says survivor
• What a difference a year makes...
• EU chief ‘not very optimistic’ about avoiding no-deal Brexit
• Rebuke by Chancellor over Navy vessel’s trip to Pacific
• Language of Henry’s Archbishop still speaks volumes, says Charles
• Legal safeguards aim to commit landowners to protecting nature
• Discounter­s out-perform their Big Four rivals in consumer magazine’s survey
• Missing student’s parents tell of their ‘torture and unending hope’
• TV ‘hunter’ on life pressures post-military
• Former soldier opens up on mental health after losing legs in war zone
• Tutankhamu­n treasures on world tour to mark a century since pharaoh’s tomb was discovered
• Churches no longer must hold Sunday services
• Plan to create new network of meadows for bees
• Vanished Britain, as seen by peacetime RAF pilots
• NFU aiming to be key player
• Men jailed over travellers’ thefts and wrecking spree at brewery
• Tribute to the jet that helped reduce IS’s territory ‘virtually to nothing’
• Drug for genetic disorder ‘too costly’
• Second protest over ‘super prison’
• Perception of the police as being male-domintated is challenged
• Coastal ‘Business District’ team defends under-fire ballot process
• Watchdog welcomes surgery’s progress
• Dozens die as fire hits densely packed buildings
• Pope offers senior Catholics 21 proposals to punish church child sex predators
• N Korea delegation gets UN permission for Vietnam nuclear summit
• Final flypasts, a student walk-out and political divides
• UK tax and pension rules hitting NHS
• All change on climate policy?
• EU has much more to lose as its economies grind to a halt
• Labour rebels without a poll
• Answers, please
• Rebel alliance is a symbol of flawed electoral system
• Small changes make big impact to help our towns
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9287
• Yorkshire contracts help to boost Morgan Sindall results
• PTSG mystified by the underperfo­rmance of the company’s shares
• Owner of British Gas warns tariff price cap will hit performanc­e
• Defence giant BAE warns over Saudi arms sales ban
• Barclays takes a £150m hit to cover Brexit
• Eurozone economy ‘close to stagnation’
• Trinity snare first win thanks to Brough’s guile
• Old schoolmate Burrell will make switch in style – McGillvary
• Rhinos are focusing on their own capabiliti­es
• Troubled Widnes postpone game with Sheffield
• Doncaster hoping to maintain impressive derby form
• Double training sessions give Town positivity
• Representi­ng the Leeds fans’ feelings ‘boosts our strength’
• Chelsea and Arsenal both into the last 16 of Europa League
• Yorkshire favourite in Giles’s thinking for top job
• Rooneys to return to Cheltenham after grounds for concern
• Knights pause to reflect on tragic loss of prop Williams
• England agree to let Root carry on batting in T20s
• Sharp’s contract awarded on endeavour and not sentiment, says Blades manager Wilder
• HUGE ROYALS APPOINTMEN­T

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