Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-25

• Labour holds the cards on election decision
• Backing sought for £1.5bn lagoon project
• Now is our moment for power, says CBI chief
• IT’S NOT A GOOD WEEK FOR THE FANATICAL REMAINERS
• SIR DAVID ON HOW NATURAL WORLD PLEA IS BEING HEARD
• Six men convicted of grooming girls
• BBC warned over young viewers’ loss
• School exclusions and knife crime link
• Barrister in the Ben Stokes trial settles claim against two papers
• Red Cross to stop providing first aid
• New action promised as children miss out on their jabs
• Family of Harry Dunn to launch legal action
• Rememberin­g airmen’s bravery
• Former Prince Bishops’ palace to open its doors to the public
• Bake Off winner in call to protect local pubs
• ‘World wants what Yorkshire has to sell’
• Legislativ­e plan approved after six-day debate
• Barclays caves in to backlash and reverses decision to axe Post Office cash withdrawal­s
• ‘Evidence must lead us now in our talks on Brexit’
• North ‘could be home to £40bn post-Brexit constructi­on corridor’
• Shocked firm says: We leased the trailer in which 39 people died
• Rethink on smart motorways after man’s death
• UK gets more foreign doctors for first time
• £400m fall in funding for buses in England
• Deal gives lifesaver drug to thousands of sufferers
• Queen’s beloved home in Malta to become a tourist attraction
• ‘Army’ is needed to halt invasive wildlife
• Council’s actions to meet rural transport needs under review
• Students to be asked to part-fund car park
• Former Spanish dictator’s remains are exhumed from mausoleum
• Politician­s ‘storm’ hearing to impeach Trump
• Nissan boss was stitched up to put a halt to merger with Renault, say lawyers
• Bake Off finalist, Yorkshire filming and a Brontë book
• Train is no place for relaxation
• Stop pillorying Johnson for progress he has made on Brexit
• County at its best
• Social care crisis deserves same attention as Brexit
• People power can still stop housing plans
• Property Listings: What’s More Important than Price?
• Markets being hurt by political upheaval
• ‘Committee must probe loan charge’
• AstraZenec­a raises outlook after sales success of cancer treatments
• Sumo Digital expanding into the North West with new studio
• Shares leap as Shoe Zone bucks the high street challenges
• UNDER THE WEATHER
• FTSE on the up but Brexit jitters take toll on pound
• Encore Group expands team as it targets new markets and sales
• Watchdog may probe Ovo’s £500m deal for SSE division
• UK saw exports fall amid global slowdown
• Boss Jones calls on England to deliver knockout
• Injuries bite at Knights but Griffiths has eye on new faces
• Al Dancer back and raring to go
• Managerial rookies renew acquaintan­ces in Yorkshire derby
• Doncaster interview for head of recruitmen­t job
• Captain Cooper set for surprise return at Wednesday
• Tragedy inspiring Parkinson to make it count for England
• Excitement growing as Tigers given green light for top flight
• Blades not getting carried away by solid start
• History beckons for England as Jones plots to dethrone dominant All Blacks
• BATTLE OF THE GIANTS...
• WALMSLEY IS A HAPPY LION

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