Yorkshire Post - 2019-10-31

• Grenfell relatives demand justice for victims
• Morgan will stand down after ‘abuse for doing job’
• BREXIT ASIDE, WHO WILL BE THE BEST LEADER FOR BRITAIN?
• CANCER INSPIRED TEACHER TO GIVE OTHER PEOPLE SPORTING CHANCE
• Paedophile hunters cleared of charges
• Maternity unit shuts for almost a year
• Forced marriage children rescued
• O’Mara: Ex-staff member ‘ableist’
• Vine was ‘gifted’ his Radio 2 slot says presenter in equal pay case
• Ten died after pilot ‘ignored fuel alert’
• Protein link in circulatio­n disease treatment
• Husband of MP forced to apologise for tweet
• Reinventin­g the first video pirate
• Half a million fewer viewers tune in for ‘Bake Off ’ finale
• Apology to Beard over airport strip
• Final blows dealt in Commons
• Town unimpresse­d by northern stereotype­s as Tories target marginals
• Johnson ‘on course for victory unless Remainers vote tactically’
• Camilla embraces justice for girls and women during school visit
• Crime ‘deadlier than war or terror’
• Prison system is in ‘an appalling crisis’ says report
• Strictly contestant’s tearful exit after injuring knee in rehearsals
• Family of man who died on chimney pay tribute
• Ministers reject call for checks on toxic chemicals
• Friendship­s are easier when we have nothing on our minds
• Images of elusive artist are revealed in new book
• Customers will count the cost of ‘relic meters’
• Sir Alex memorabili­a to be housed in library named in his honour
• Slowdown warning on health of nation
• Family just wants the truth, says stepsister of tragic motorcycli­st
• Retirees flocking to buy up city properties
• Resort’s cinema saga close to final credits
• BRINGING BACK HMS SHEFFIELD
• How The Script channelled grief into band’s new music
• Holding second referendum would be expensive charade
• There has been rail investment across the North
• Our schools deserve a fairer measure
• CROSSWORD
• State department official to testify on Giuliani Ukraine link warning
• Leader cancels summits over national protests
• Power line blamed for starting wildfire
• It’s all systems go as soft ground plays into Top Ville Ben’s hands
• Safe hands let Owls and Leeds reach for the top
• Teenager Jones keeps his cool to send Arsenal crashing out
• Hernandez revels in ‘great experience’ of Bielsa
• Manager Monk adds familiar face Beattie to his team
• Gough gets the call from new England coach Silverwood
• Simple changes offer Hastings belief for positive GB response
• Still more to come from current crop, insists Dallaglio
• Haka riposte against New Zealand earns England fine of £2,000 for going too far
• Gatland hoping Wales’ Six Nations rivals can prevail against Springboks in final
• ‘Kamikaze kids’ are backed to deliver by legend
• Retirement of ‘true inspiratio­n’ Burgess is massive loss, says Graham
• WORDS LEAD TO ACTIONS ...

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