Yorkshire Post - 2019-03-01

• Hockney’s Yorkshire tea plea after lift ordeal
• ‘Vital One Yorkshire deal can fuel UK’s economy’
• Agricultur­e Minister quits over May’s threat of delay to Brexit
• Middle classes’ preference for a university education
• ‘Abused’ woman gets a retrial for hammer killing
• Tributes to musician Previn after death
• BILL CARMICHAEL: UK COULD LEAD WAY TO CALM CONFLICT IN KASHMIR
• FEATURES: SINGER JON MCCLURE BARES ALL ABOUT ANOREXIA BATTLE
• Ex-MP’s councillor husband quits
• ‘Action on moors prevented disaster’
• ‘Dismal’ failure of Army recruitmen­t
• Eugenie ‘very touched’ by messages of support for revealing back scar
• Teenager who took own life ‘was due to study equine science degree’
• Big rise in number of offenders breaching licences
• Italian ‘ultra’ is jailed for attack on Liverpool fan
• ‘Only education can prepare us for a world that is more dynamic, more fluid, and more competitiv­e’
• Inspiring a new wave of food and drink innovators
• Broadcaste­r pays tribute to weather presenter who was ‘north-west royalty’
• Archaeolog­ists’ find ‘could be part of cannon dating from Henry VIII times’
• UK pledges millions in support for Jordan
• ‘Out of touch’ claim as MPs get above-inflation pay rise
• BBC journalist returns to native Dales to tell story of city vs country
• Migration from EU halves in 12 months
• Second poll plan set out by Shadow Chancellor
• Chaos at town hall as Local Plan is passed
• A further £1.4m for MND research committed by rugby star’s charity
• ‘Life sentence’ for family over festival death
• Men who carried out abuse of pigs are spared jail
• Royal couple capture the hearts of crowds on Northern Ireland trip
• Trial to ease attainment gap
• Pressure rises on top choice of admissions
• Rediscover­ed £129m painting unveiled
• How support inspired man’s blast recovery
• ‘Invisible’ disability after near-fatal rugby accident
• Forging her own path at council and in business
• Hopes that city could set trend for disabled access
• The ‘love yourself’ message of motivation­al speaker
• Opposition leader urges council to abandon plans for North Bay cinema
• US-North Korea talks break up over issue of denucleari­sation
• Pakistan pledges to release captured fighter pilot in attempt to ease tensions
• Comic Relief climb, the warmest day and an Oscar winner
• Leap of faith on One Yorkshire
• Taxing times for the NHS
• Failing the young by denying them opportunit­ies abroad
• There’s no defence
• We will be better together with a One Yorkshire deal
• CROSSWORD Jeremy Mutch No. 1,444
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9293
• Aston Martin sets aside £30m for Brexit
• Yorkshire Building Society’s £192.5m profit
• Surgical Innovation­s undergoes boardroom reshuffle following acquisitio­n
• Owner of British Airways brushes off higher fuel prices
• Paxman signs five-year research agreement with leading university
• Fears over China economy proves drag on the FTSE
• Trading boost as Morses adds more customers
• Rolls pulls out of Boeing engine race as Trent turbines bill to hit huge £1.5bn
• Patience required from both Watkins and Leeds
• Young Trueman keeps a level head for Tigers
• Sheens is aware of Castleford’s threat as he eyes positive response
• Chester convinced Furner will work well for Rhinos
• Salford fail to cope with Saints’ talisman Roby
• Town Moor staff earn high praise
• Buoyant Reds out to secure timely lift for Moore
• Town still in the soup but Siewert sees hope after Wolves win
• Drury makes Caddis Bradford’s new captain
• No wheels have come off for us, maintains McCann
• Ramos booked for deliberate caution
• Hazell returns to Yorkshire to put shine on Diamonds
• Britain can still have run at Olympic title, insists Clancy
• Brown’s improvemen­t pleases Steelers’ head coach Barrasso
• Georgia to remain on England minds for training – Borthwick
• DISCIPLINE­D APPROACH

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