Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-29

• FLOODS MISERY
• Johnson to again ask MPs to grant election
• League tables ‘unfair to Northern schools’
• More accountabi­lity for railway promised
• ANDREW VINE: PARTY FAITHFUL FACE THE COLD FACTS OF WINTER ELECTION
• FEATURES: THE EFFORTS TO REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF PLASTIC THAT WE USE
• Alert as doctors face pension ‘trap’
• ‘Migrants death driver in global ring’
• ‘Struggle against IS terrorists not over’
• ‘Age-progressio­n’ image released of missing boy from 12 years ago
• ‘Officer punched race abuse prisoner’
• Detectoris­t ‘was in it for the money’ over £3m coin hoard
• A good try: Rugby fans fight to see England’s big match
• Bake Off favourite Steph tells of how she ‘had so little belief’
• Ed Sheeran doubles his wealth to £170m
• MP was sent 100 threats an hour amid row with PM
• Second poll campaign is hit by ‘wrecking ball’ row
• Figures reveal toll of attacks on firefighte­rs
• ‘I couldn’t see for a few seconds’
• BBC ‘faces more cases over unequal pay for its female journalist­s’
• Beds cut at hospital’s stroke unit after crisis over funds
• Death crash driver sentence warning
• Blow to livestock market plan as council rethinks £4m investment
• Family hail guilty verdict on murder of missing mother
• Write first before you plan is Sir Philip’s advice for writing a novel
• Study links autism and suicidal thoughts
• Giant rock could be a dwarf planet, say experts
• Why poor, elderly women were accused of witchcraft
• Fresh face for the landscape
• Real answers to curb illegal immigratio­n
• Freedom of movement policy nonsense is unmanageab­le
• Real lives and real issues for our MPs
• Projects playing key role in fight on child exploitati­on, says report
• Councillor­s asked to back probe into ballot
• Future of city’s leisure facilities ‘needs serious attention’
• Hong Kong reporter stages protest at police ‘violence’
• Ex-security advisor not expected to give evidence in impeachmen­t inquiry
• Charlie Hall is next in sights of La Bague Au Roi
• Westwood display justifies Monk’s recall decision
• French striker Mousset backed to only improve with Blades
• Built for speed Ogbene aims to build on first start for Millers
• U’s target place in last eight at expense of Crawley
• Yorkshirem­an Tindall ‘backing England to go all the way’
• Yorkshire’s Rashid says jabs got got him through World Cup
• Versatile Connor hoping for centre berth against Kiwis
• We exorcised ghosts of 2015 ahead of World Cup – Ford
• White happy to take two points on road but says Leeds must now kick on at home
• HOGG KEEPING ME ON MY TOES
• WHERE ARE CLASS OF 2003?

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