Yorkshire Post - 2019-03-25

• Remembranc­e of Great Escape 75 years on
• PM crisis talks to tackle fractures in party
• Claims of bullying against tourist chief first surfaced five years ago
• Renovation of historic wool market set to be unveiled
• ‘Poor teamwork issue in surgical practice’ – study
• Jayne Dowle
• Lost lines spoken from the front line
• EDUCATION: CHURCH CALLS FOR SOLUTION IN ROW OVER SCHOOL CONTRACTS
• BUSINESS: HOSTILE £1.3BN PROVIDENT BID BY NSF IS ‘FINANCIALL­Y FLAWED’
• Call for building on brownfield sites
• ‘No evidence’ over Russia collusion
• Authority spends £1.1m on hospitalit­y
• Sir David would try to convince ‘blind’ Trump of climate threat
• Multi-drug trials offer new hope for cancer patients
• Tim Farron
• March shows ‘unpreceden­ted’ scale of opposition to quitting EU say marchers
• Starmer: MPs’ votes must be a ‘serious exercise’
• Westminste­r government has no credible way forward, says Sturgeon
• EU nationals urged to apply to stay in UK
• Call for focus on small enterprise­s to stop cycling overshadow­ing tourism
• Primary’s lessons in being good neighbours
• Awards recognise teacher for work in independen­t education
• School to close road to tackle congestion and fumes
• Village link to Great Escape:
• Royal couple make history with Cuba visit
• Dump worker discovers £10,000 worth of Churchill memorabili­a
• Man knifed to death in robbery as he opened his shop
• Law banning adults from smacking children introduced in Wales
• Duke to visit family of girl who took life
• Leaders warn of a digital divide for the North
• Bench near student Libby’s home becomes focal point for tributes
• Cadet force seeks new recruits after moving into £400,000 centre
• City builds new homes for growing elderly population
• ‘Time to draw line’ over land sale claims
• Brexit deadlock holds firm as Parliament rounds on PM
• Ruled by fools who won’t do our bidding
• Questions over tourism future
• May is right about public being sich of Brexit shenanigan­s
• No foundation­s
• Fracking cannot and will not work for communitie­s
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9313
• Cyclone death toll hits 750 amid cholera threat
• Thousands in vigil for attacks on mosques
• Cycling challenge supports young homeless
• Yorkshire-based TPO secures acquisitio­n in the heart of London
• Study says ‘fiendishly complex’ apprentice­ship levy causing problems for firms
• Brexit is a national emergency, says CBI’s chief economist
• Going mad for a sight of animals haring about

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