Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-16

• Eleventh hour call to deliver HS2 link to Leeds
• Welcome to Yorkshire counts £500,000 cost of ‘cult of personalit­y’
• Johnson praises ‘dignity’ of England team
• BREXIT OPENS THE WAY FOR A NEW EU CO-OPERATION
• THE GAY MEN WHO HAD BRUTAL TREATMENT FOR ‘CURE’ IN 1960S
• Harry Dunn parents to meet US officials
• Hate ‘has got worse’ says Jo Cox sister
• UK halts new arms export licences for Turkey after assault on Kurds
• MP suggests Thomas Cook cash for bonuses could go to ex-staff
• ‘Vitriolic abuse’ in relief road battle
• Gascoigne weeps in court as he tells jury of train kiss
• ‘Game also provides meat eaters prone to the ‘flexitaria­n’ approach with an exciting avenue.’
• Britain in the shadow of the Blitz
• Model Claudia Schiffer fails in planning fight with neighbour
• Birdsong to sound a wildlife warning
• Draft treaty with EU could be published today ‘as deal nears’
• Labour ‘will scrap prescripti­on charges and set up drugs firm’
• Venue for Cameron talk at festival kept secret over security concerns
• ‘Brexit will drag on far longer even if we do secure deal’
• Watchdog warns of ‘significan­t’ risks to operation of UK border
• Booker winner backs climate protesters
• Council chief hits at ‘sacrilegio­us’ failure to replace beach chalets
• Workers at Royal Mail vote to go on strike in jobs row
• Earl gets back in picture as stately home restores a portrait of the past
• Environmen­t body ‘is in need of £40m a year more to do basic job’
• Poisonous pitfalls can lurk for the novice nut forager
• Photograph­er’s ‘perfect moment’ of nature
• National park drive to create woodland
• Cricketer told me he intended to be PM, says Duke
• Taxpayers’ bill for school PFIs soars by £100m
• Harry and Meghan pay tribute to ill youngsters on visit to awards
• 13,000 patients ‘taken off waiting list at hospital after IT problems’
• Community campaign to create Britain’s first ‘town of lifesavers’
• Mystery of missing tagged hen harriers
• Musician reveals the challenges of being a ‘mum on tour’
• Activists must put their best foot forward
• Rich Remainers can afford their battle to thwart Brexit
• How PFI left Britain in debt
• Pacers are proof that we need rail investment now
• Death toll from Typhoon Hagibis continues to rise, says Japan’s PM
• Health questions surround Sanders but Democratic rivals also under scrutiny
• A giant leap for Oscar-winning firm
• Grocer ahead of the pack in return to growth
• Investor relief at update from Hays as net fees stay stable
• Bellway to ease focus on London as it eyes other opportunit­ies
• A MATTER OF ATTITUDE
• FTSE 250 and pound jump over renewed Brexit hopes
• Woodford fund to be wound up
• Telegraph owner blames ‘structural decline’ for fall in its profits
• Dealmaker heads into Scotland for the first time
• Wetherby marks start of Sam Spinner’s road to Cheltenham
• Win racism battle at home as well as on the continent
• Warne left impressed as defender steps in at late notice
• Leeds striker Nketiah grabs England hat-trick
• Warrington wants to follow in Hatton’s footsteps in USA
• Lions cub Trueman hoping for valuable GB experience
• Steelers get balance right in order for goals to flow freely
• Froome relishing ‘brutal’ Tour de France as new route revealed
• Hampshire close to new deal to stay with Wakefield
• Vunipola is winning World Cup fitness race
• England players wanted fans to ‘suffer’ for abuse
• IT’S FIGHT OR FLIGHT TIME

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