Yorkshire Post - 2019-03-19

• Man held as three killed in Utrecht shooting
• Speaker puts Brexit in fresh turmoil as he halts third vote
• Claudia’s friends fear time running out to solve mystery
• A GOVERNMENT WITHOUT PURPOSE, UNITY OR DIRECTION
• Father’s pain over drowned daughter
• Dunkirk steamer to be visitor attraction
• ‘Sites put UK music industry at risk’
• Spotlight on cuts to school bus services
• THE WORLD SHARES OUR GRIEF
• Duckenfiel­d ‘struggling’ to recall events, Hillsborou­gh court hears
• Pensioner died after Vitamin D ‘error’
• Flood alerts still in force as drier weather is forecast
• UK deaths from breast cancer ‘to fall by 13pc’
• History viewed in a different light
• Chocolate ad digs itself into a hole
• Peers may lose Easter break as EU clock ticks down
• Crime tsar quits Labour party following ‘disturbing’ abuse of MP
• UK ‘could miss out on huge grants for research’
• Cabinet backs reforms of gun laws only days after massacres by lone terrorist
• Javid’s UK appeal for country to ‘stand together’
• Police dog handler’s suicide day before his job change
• Government industrial strategy ‘too focused on hi-tech sectors’
• Go-ahead for homes plan in school grounds
• Leading GP warns of ‘wholesale private takeover’ threat to NHS family doctors
• Rise of 40-year mortgage as choice of home loans which last for longer grows
• Plans lodged to revive resort hotel in ‘re-brand’ with basement cinema
• Police ‘likely’ to access devices used by Molly Russell before she died
• Researcher­s seek funding for project to fight Alzheimer’s by increasing bloodflow in brain
• Harry and Meghan guests at christenin­g
• Fundraisin­g mission for hospital helping schoolgirl to fight cancer
• New move for vicar who led transforma­tion
• ‘Political uncertaint­y’ blamed for delay to stadium developmen­t work
• Cliff rescue for three stranded teenagers
• ‘FAME WENT TO HIS HEAD’
• Gas centre is reminder of war effort on the Home Front
• Euroscepti­cs should back May’s deal
• Our MPs are ignoring the will of the people at their peril
• Brexit hanging in the balance
• A family’s grief
• Brexit betrayal brings shame on Westminste­r
• New tests for very young are pointless
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9308
• More than 1,000 feared dead after cyclone leaves trail of devastatio­n
• Macron meets security chiefs after new flare-ups in Paris 'yellow vest’ protests
• Jones is wrong to blame last World Cup for collapse
• Players victor McIlroy is feeling confident ahead of Augusta tilt
• Wilson: Still time to fix issues ahead of Japan
• Sam will get a spin in Stayers’ at Aintree
• Detractors are merely firing up Millers to beat drop
• Jansson’s absence could see Berardi return
• Broken leg means Dougall has another ‘tough pill to swallow’
• Giggs influentia­l as Barnsley incumbent eyes Wales debut
• Chelsea starlet gets call to join England’s senior squad
• Blues waiting for penalty decision
• Medics are correct to err on side of caution, says Chester
• Hard-working Savelio hoping to add punch to Hull FC
• Thiem records milestone win by getting better of Federer
• Wiggins backs Brailsford to dominate with new backer
• Hooper can be talisman to take Owls into top six

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