Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-23

• DUCHESS GOES SOLO
• Fracking has cost £32m for the taxpayer, says watchdog
• Yorkshire devolution has ‘scarred’ Minister as Heseltine intervenes
• BERNARD INGHAM:
• FEATURES:
• Shock over study of abuse victims
• MP calls for HS2 to be scrapped
• Mystery operator for bridge facility
• Thomas Cook’s former audit firm paid £21m in nine years, MPs told
• SEND reforms ‘remain to be realised’
• Amazon is failing to tackle fake reviews says watchdog
• ‘We live in a fractured world where people can go for days on end without speaking to anyone.’
• Homeward Bound hope for Viola
• Ex-soap star ‘overwhelme­d’ by job-revelation support
• Hotels book a place in tourism awards
• Johnson is forced to row back on ‘do or die’ Brexit promise
• EU Council President says Brexit should be extended
• MPs ‘fear another killing’ in climate of abuse from public
• Restore the whip to expelled MPs, urges Hague
• Cyclist Thomas ‘humbled’ by royal honour
• US woman to speak to police over fatal crash
• £3m European lifeline for homes and road facing coast erosion risk
• Jihadi bride ‘at risk of torture or death after citizenshi­p revoked’
• Judge will accept majority verdicts in abuse trial
• Island sanctuary for seabirds is found littered with elastic bands
• Teenagers on social media face problems with sleep
• Women cocoa workers face more risk of exploitati­on, says new study
• New body to help overcome threats to rural life
• Fatal attraction in my garden as cat begins a reign of terror
• Cattle farmers urged to join bovine tuberculos­is meeting
• COUNTRY WEEK
• Pupils enjoy a day at the barracks during Army education exercise
• MPs call for new approach to cut drug deaths toll
• Travel operator reveals plans to expand flights from airport
• Report due on teenager who died of starvation
• Why Stereophon­ics hope to keep rocking into old age
• I am proud to have marched against Brexit
• Disrupted journey shows that motorways are not so smart
• Don’t blame staff
• Church still needs to reach out in love
• Trump compares Democrat impeachmen­t inquiry to a ‘lynching’
• Musical retailer in tune with margins target
• Morrisons to install largest network of electric car chargers
• Energy firms could see independen­t checks on service
• Jobs lost as Slater and Gordon close city office
• STARRING ROLE
• Uncertaint­y takes toll on sterling but FTSE rallies
• Reckitt Benckiser cuts sales outlook
• No rush for Ellison’s Windsor Avenue
• Nketiah rescues Leeds again with late equaliser
• McCann is looking for response from Hull after losses
• Rovers turn on style to Campbell’s horror
• Atkinson returns to deny Bantams point
• Millers boss Warne set for the ‘walk of shame’
• Positive approach is paying dividends for Cowley
• Former RFL boss Wood has major part in Bulls consortium
• England suspect spying mission ahead of World Cup clash
• Spurs back on track in style while Sterling hits hat-trick
• ‘Fantastic’ night for Blades, but more to come – Fleck
• Owls beginning to benefit from the Monk effect
• Root returns to boyhood Sheffield club to rediscover his best form
• NKETIAH WITH GOLDEN TOUCH
• AIMING HIGH IN THE NBA

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