Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-22

• New blow for PM as Bercow halts MP vote
• Plans to halt city’s trams over match are an ‘embarrassm­ent’
• EXHIBITION EXPLORES WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE FOR TOWNSFOLK IN WAR
• BREXIT AGONIES RAISING QUESTIONS OVER PM’S CREDIBILTY
• UK population ‘set to pass 70 million’
• Patients’ fears over NHS staff workload
• McGovern to host new Channel 4 daily show broadcast from Leeds
• Mothers ‘less likely to progress at work’
• Safety estimates for terrace capacity ‘wrong’
• ‘Troubles documents hidden from probes’
• Yorkshire gems are hailed as must-see for tourists
• Treasures from 900BC help to shed light on Bronze Age
• Bard’s labours lost on young students
• Rees-Mogg ‘should resign over his discourtes­y to the Queen’
• I’ve been deselected after vote for the Brexit Party, says Tory
• Northern Ireland ‘to face risk of increase in violence’
• Riggers get Cutty Sark shipshape for 150th anniversar­y celebratio­ns
• Revealed: Dementia toll higher in former footballer­s
• Free climber detained for breaching injunction over scaling Shard
• Duke is urged to ‘stop whingeing in public’
• Paedophile hunters ‘oversteppe­d mark’ in confrontat­ions, jury told
• ‘Spectacula­r’ oak turns over new leaf as it earns Tree of Year title
• Harry Dunn’s family cancels police meeting
• University aiming to ‘reshape’ six areas
• Star attraction­s... as memorabili­a from big movies goes up for sale
• Call for Government to classify ‘loot boxes’ in games as gambling
• Number plates to highlight ‘greener’ vehicles
• Football agent told undercover reporter of ‘backhander­s’, court hears
• Unmarried couples ‘face death injustice’
• Police ‘have 1,800active cases on abuse of children’
• Tim joins team tackling Hurricane Dorian’s devastatio­n
• 3m reasons to act
• HS2 debate too focused on negatives
• MPs are right to hold Boris Johnson’s deal to account EVERY TUESDAY
• Time for action on litter bugs in the countrysid­e
• New £12m footbridge set to give key link for city and waterfront
• Pledge to thousands on autism spectrum
• US ‘could keep force in Syria to combat IS’
• Boardman has been given new purpose by game
• Leeds chief accepts the blame for salary cap breach
• Prolific Johnston equals record
• Whiteman warning to Rovers ahead of long trip to Southend
• Nketiah’s wait for Championsh­ip start goes on
• Welcome call from Wilder is a boost for Murray
• Old rivals Jones and Hansen’s mutual respect
• Short-form runs can win me my Test place back – Bairstow
• Gatland looks back to replace injured star Navidi
• Mousset strikes as Arsenal stunned by Blades
• ‘Little margins’ key if City want to win Champions League – Guardiola
• MONK’S FOCUS IS ON OWLS...

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