Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-21

• PM ‘resolute’ on deadline for Brexit
• CHILD’S PLAY
• Rail punctualit­y hits a 2019 low as Ministers debate Northern’s future
• JAYNE DOWLE: NOW WE HAVE TO HEAL THE RIFTS THAT RIPPED UK APART
• FEATURES: JAMES BLUNT IS BACK WITH A ‘DEEPLY PERSONAL’ NEW ALBUM
• Pollution spikes in health hazards link
• ‘Our lives’ work will focus on Africa’
• More police powers over airport dr ones
• Safety moves after five river tragedies
• Gascoigne tells of ‘year from hell’ after being cleared of sex assault
• Trio wait to learn if OAP is their father
• Teenagers stabbed to death on ‘peaceful’ estate
• Investors to move money over climate concerns
• ‘Adult learning courses, including tourism and constructi­on trades have fallen victim to cuts.’
• Virtual reality offers youngsters an insight into life on the farm
• Don’t judge fruit and vegetables on appearance­s alone, urges expert
• I will not be intimidate­d by threats from party, says Flint
• Yorkshire flags flown as a million march for final say
• Absent MP will not say whether he will resign
• TOM RICHMOND: LOSING TRUST IN PARLIAMENT
• Competitio­n celebrates ‘the magic of maths’
• Stories Festival aims to tackle literacy problems in city schools
• MP claims every school in his constituen­cy will get more funds
• Businesses get aid to stamp out slavery in workplace
• A festival of running as marathon graces the streets of historic city
• Campaigner­s’ plea for more funding to help protect bog
• ‘I was on a drip, next to people who were dying’
• Scientists to ‘birth’ tumour in bid to understand origins of cancer
• Man to face trial over possession of terror manuals
• Praise for Duchess in dealing with online abusers
• Church services
• Hamilton creator ‘appalled’ at swagger
• Meteor shower set to light up skies across the country
• Brexit déjà vu becoming timeless as the clocks go back
• Benn should stop scaremonge­ring and get on with Brexit
• Act now, Minister
• Councillor in call to prepare for referendum
• McEwan set for £900m hit swan song
• Leeds is having its ‘best ever economic period’
• Call for Javid to use budget to help halt the retail slump
• Profit warnings fall in Yorkshire despite challengin­g market
• Kurdish fighters withdraw from town
• Hong Kong protesters defy police and set up barricades amid police tear gas
• Packhorse bridge is a sign of historic trade routes

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