Yorkshire Post - 2019-03-04

• Persian parishione­rs’ Cathedral welcome
• Mentally ill hit by benefits red tape trauma
• Jurors ‘inadequate­ly supported’ to cope with graphic evidence
• Jayne Dowle
• A flurry of bets on name of Royal baby
• BUSINESS: PROFESSION­AL SERVICES GIANT CREATES 60 JOBS AT NEW OFFICE
• FEATURES: INVESTIGAT­ION INTO DEATH OF WOMAN LED TO PANIC ATTACKS
• Call over banking security failures
• Drivers ignoring risks of mobile use
• Shortage of child organ donations
• Council changes plan to demolish bridge bearing Banksy mural
• Call to raise legal smoking age to 21
• Residents ‘frustrated’ by lack of justice over poisoning
• Call for ban on junk food adverts to be extended
• Rachael Maskell
• Schools out of tune with the sound of music
• Bands compete in championsh­ips to prove who is the best in brass
• King of the Ballroom Du Beke to return for 17th Strictly series
• Blair sticks with Labour despite breakaway
• £1.6bn fund for struggling towns
• McDonnell backs party general secretary in row with Watson
• Brady ‘could back’ May’s Withdrawl Agreement
• Call to join forces over second referendum
• City council tax due to rise by 3.25pc
• Widdecombe hits out at ‘self-indulgent’ women’s pensions campaigner
• Celebratio­n of Chinese Mandarin culture
• Schools appeal to parents ahead of Westminste­r funding debate
• Red carpet awards ceremony for region’s top young filmmakers
• Boost for early years funding welcomed by MPs
• Device can help speed up heart condition diagnosis
• Female hospital patients to get free sanitary products on NHS
• Blueprint for developmen­t ‘is a milestone for district’
• Round-Britain swimmer ‘feels like a trapped goldfish in a pool’
• More than 30 attacks on officers every week
• The return of Crufts and a golden year for the Prince
• Our plans will deliver better rail system
• Poor roads blight town
• Time Britain stopped digging itself into a hole over the EU
• Time running out
• Time to update NHS and ditch the fax machine
• CROSSWORD Peter Chamberlai­n No. 732
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9295
• Call to end secrecy over meeting to discuss town grooming scandal
• Residents object to caravan park plan
• Developers in bid to demolish vandal-hit pub building
• Sharp decline in profit levels expected at department store
• Riverford takes a cold weather profit hit and warns on no-deal Brexit
• Fintech North launches collaborat­ion with Scottish counterpar­t
• Yorkshire producer confidence ‘the lowest in the UK’
• Malaysia willing to search for lost flight
• Trump bounces back from week of setbacks with attack on Democrats
• Forget bluebirds – our white cliffs have a dinosaur

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