Yorkshire Post - 2019-02-28

• ON ONE’S HEAD...
• May sees off Tory rebels on ‘no-deal’ threat
• ‘War benefits neither nation’ Pakistan warns as Indian jets shot down
• Councils fail to grasp scale of child disability
• Labour suspends MP after latest race row
• FEATURES:
• JAYNE DOWLE:
• Business concern over university fees
• Council apology in wake of trees row
• Nine men jailed for sex abuse that ‘deprived two girls of childhoods’
• Wife who killed her husband ‘did not have an abnormalit­y of mind’
• Labour plans curb for online betting
• Firm’s £1bn investment ‘is sign of confidence in the UK’
• Matthew Flinders
• The art of making a happy return
• A Force to be reckoned with... Star Wars theme tops the poll
• BBC and ITV reveal new streaming plan
• UK won’t be standing on ceremony for Brexit big day
• North needs to challenge bias in Westminste­r system, says mayor
• ‘Austerity has taken a pernicious grip on communitie­s in city’
• MP fears a ‘bargain bucket’ approach to supplies
• Motor sector faces ‘clear and present Brexit danger’
• Almost half of GPs ‘planning to quit profession’
• Depression and self-harm taking toll on teenagers, says new study
• ‘Put your emotions aside’ trial jury told
• Railway station plans could unlock millions
• Son-in-law exploited vulnerable war heroine
• Smiles on leaders’ faces for US-Korea summit
• President’s ex-lawyer labels him ‘racist’ and a ‘conman’
• ‘These pictures show how lucky and grateful I am to be alive’
• A confidence trick that fills us with doubts is really an illusion
• Sun shines as women bishops take up roles
• Town’s A&E closed to critically-ill
• Council pays out £120,000 to woman badly hurt in kerbstone fall
• Council in £62m deal for two new solar farms in region
• Brigadier denies he is ‘Deepcut apologist’
• Fire crews tell of ‘very unusual’ blaze on moorland
• Soldier son ‘never meant to take his own life’
• Cheers! Pub rescued by one of its regulars is named best in Britain
• MP urges action on speeding with calls to ‘dramatical­ly extend’ 20mph zones
• ‘Shabby’ city street is lined up for change of image
• Billy and his kestrel home to roost in Barnsley
• Former teacher turned martial arts fighter is jailed for rape and harassment
• 'Maths used to frighten me, but now I'm comfortabl­e and confident'
• We set a budget for uncertain times
• Cash injection to better connect people with activities as part of battle against loneliness
• 'LGBT matters should be normalised with society'
• Asterix turns 60: The history of a still-indomitabl­e Gaul
• Party sees light to ditch Mulligan
• We just got on with it
• Independen­t MPs are setting new precedent for our times
• Our values have a vital role in the world
• CROSSWORD Roger Squires No. 3,471
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9292
• Dozens die in railway station blaze as ‘brawl between conductors’ leads to crash
• Rowland has found the right formula for success
• Channon hopes to net Arkle winner with Glen Forsa
• Liverpool answer their critics with victory, as City keep on title pressure
• Injection of Arrons’s pace and positivity lifts buoyant Owls
• Mounie delivers rare ray of sunshine on Terriers’ season
• Tuilagi puts French decision on hold
• Cooper defiant in face of growing anxiety
• Past experience gives Pugh belief in Hull’s play-off hopes
• Rejuvenate­d Barker strikes gold, but Marchant misses out
• Shorter is better as Ilkley looks to generate higher standards
• Butler back to reinforce Rovers’ bid for a spot in the top-six
• On Cricket
• Showpiece stand and Ashes cricket will get Yorkshire back into profit

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