Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-24

• SMALL PRINT
• Farmers: Hand us funds to save the climate
• Talks with fresh buyers for British Steel
• City homes in on Yorkshire’s tallest building
• JAYNE DOWLE: WHY POLITICIAN­S SHOULD BACK STERLING OVER RACISM
• GROWING UP IN YORKSHIRE WITH FAMED ARTIST HOCKNEY
• Cancer patients are ‘robbed of children’
• Serial killer faced hospital delay
• Struggle for victim offlood-hitbusines­s
• 1m turn off Zoe Ball’s radio show as audience drops to 10-year low
• £2m award for inventor after 40 years
• Cheat who blew up shop and injured 81 gets prison
• Smart hard shoulders ‘too complex for drivers’
• ‘No need for delay,’ insists PM as Europe ponders extension
• Patel dismisses post-Brexit fears over security as ‘hypothetic­als’
• Goods check-ups with Northern Ireland will be minimal, says MP
• ‘Wait and see’ approach by businesses suffering from exit fatigue
• Alleged sex vigilantes ‘want to work with the police’
• Bereaved father told to shut up at stadium disaster
• GP profession will crumble if the Government sets us unrealisti­c targets, warns senior doctor
• Horror of 39 people left to die in freezer container
• North could lead world in housing revolution
• ‘Thank you just isn’t enough for saving our little girl’s life’
• Tricks of the mind can fill our heads with unwanted thoughts
• Cricket on pay TV ‘could cost us stars’
• Universiti­es accused of ‘worrying complacenc­y’ over campus safety
• George IV’s infatuatio­n with an older woman revealed in letters
• Gene clues to cancer found in colon cells
• Celebrity paintings have caught the eye of the famous
• Is Northern Ireland link still relevant?
• Disturbing questions on governance of Welcome to Yorkshire
• Cool heads and sharper minds
• Give the gift of life
• Devolution can help bring our country back together
• Constituti­onal reform is not the answer
• CROSSWORD
• Anger over two-year hold-up on flats’ safety
• Trump ‘held back aid to get inquiry into rivals’
• Russian patrols on Syria border as Kremlin tells Kurds: Get back
• Iorfa is typifying Owls’ strength at the back
• Dallas is proving man for all positions to delight of Bielsa
• Tractor Boys stall after double strike from Crooks hits home
• Barnsley ready to confound the critics – Woodrow
• Rams chief Sawyer out to allay suspicions over Bulls takeover
• Giants star out to make most of unexpected chance
• Tuilagi set for his ‘big’ moment’ against the All Blacks
• Terriers and Boro are unable to grasp the nettle
• Chelsea come of age in Amsterdam as champions Liverpool rout Genk
• DAVIES BACKS THE RED ROSE
• HULL’S HERO AND VILLAIN

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