Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-30

• Winter poll passed by MPs
• Fire brigade’s ‘systemic Grenfell failures’
• Gender pay gap is on the rise, figures show
• BERNARD INGHAM: WHY PM DESERVES TO WIN IN BREXIT BLAME GAME
• FEATURES: LAUGHTER IS BEST MEDICINE FOR A TRAUMATISE­D DOCTOR
• Auditors criticise tech spending
• Region to share in cancer funding
• Ex-Yorkshirem­an wins TV’s Bake Off
• Coast floods ‘three times more likely’
• Former Look North presenter loses appeal against BBC tax bill
• Officer defends punching prisoner
• MP wants New Year pledge for reopening of rail line
• Richard Shaw
• Mother in GB squad embodies the spirit of Invictus
• Ex-soldier claims record for climbing 14 highest mountains
• Cycle-themed artworks on shortlist for awards
• ‘Sheer madness’ to support election, says Labour MP
• More money for public bodies to reach the lonely in communitie­s
• MP will not fight next election as ‘politics broken’
• Cheaper inhalers could cut emissions and bills
• Police in container deaths case searching for two Irish brothers
• Progress on reducing sugar in food being ‘lost’ health chief warns
• Founder of research centre has resigned
• Bride-to-be avoids jail after stags fleeced out of £11,000
• Museum hopes sad story behind whale bones will help save oceans
• Harry Dunn probe was ‘very poor’ says former Met officer
• ‘Internet’s power for good subverted’
• Farmers working alone warned as cattle-deaths toll increases
• How you can feast for free in Yorkshire coast’s rock pools
• Free health checks on offer at livestock auctions
• Flood-hit farms get straw and silage help
• Police watchdog facing review over ‘long and damaging’ investigat­ions
• Charity’s Bonfire Night alert for asthma sufferers
• Veteran caver died during ‘most difficult extraction’ for rescuers
• Property-hotspot city ‘must save music venues from developers’
• Taxis seek action as yob attacks increase
• Father of crash victim shares his pain with young drivers
• Brexit Bill in need of close scrutiny
• Questions of trust for voters
• Boris Johnson is trying to sell us a pig in a poke over Brexit
• Major milestone
• Better prospects for those leaving care
• British man loses foot and friend seriously injured in shark attack
• Lebanon leader quits in wake of protest crisis
• Six killed, 100 hurt as second quake hits Philippine­s
• Harworth links up with Boot for joint venture
• Low oil price and bad weather combine to knock BP’s income
• Watchdog hits Serco chief auditor with £78,000 fine
• Saudi Aramco to float in December, says report
• AS EASY AS ABC
• Pound rises but BP results drag market into the red
• ‘Building firms are tired of uncertaint­y that is blighting economy’
• McGillvary confident despite the defeat by Tongans
• No let-up from City as they continue their pursuit of Cup they treasure dearly
• Tigers hopeful Balogh returns to fray sooner rather than later
• UEFA blasted for blowing big chance to ‘get tough’ on racism
• Fate has led Jones back to meeting with Boks
• Nicholls will make late decision on Black Corton’s race
• ‘Inventive’ Banton will come good for England – Gregory
• This is all about starting again – World Cup hero Wilkinson
• Vunipola ready to fight fire with fire in final
• England ready to counter element of ‘surprise’
• Under-23 run-out gives Leeds trio chance to stake claim for QPR date
• CONNOR IS IN LINE FOR START
• IT’S ALL IN THE MIND FOR OWLS

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