Yorkshire Post - 2019-11-13

• Johnson unveils measures for flood victims
• Incestuous couple jailed for murdering sons
• Political leaders are challenged to reveal HS2 stance
• BERNARD INGHAM:
• FEATURES:
• Farage calls on the Tories to step aside
• School in renewed threat of closure
• Militant leader is killed in air strikes
• Policechie­fpredicts ‘countyline­s’decline
• CHARITIES PRAISE UNSWERVING COMMUNITY SPIRIT:
• ‘Long way to go to more diverse newsrooms’ says BBC News boss
• Cardiologi­sts’ concerns over vaping
• ‘Go back to drawing board’ on barracks homes plan
• Yorkshire Sikhs join global festival
• Scholars reveal truth of museum portrait – it is not by famed artist
• Labour MP denies dishonesty during libel battle with union
• Labour’s pledge of £26bn to ‘rescue’ the NHS
• Gang of burglars locked up for thefts of cars worth £500,000
• Billings praises joint operations between police and fire service to aid communitie­s
• Former Health Secretary Dobson was ‘a politician of highest calibre’
• Inquiry begins into plans for homes near bog
• ‘Serial rapist’ accused of attacks on women and children
• Hope for crumbling mill close to popular Dales beauty spot
• Autumn rainfall is hitting us hard, say farmers
• Mystery arrival of a tree now part of love-hate relationsh­ip
• Safety campaign event focuses on farmers’ wellbeing
• Clinton’s warning over social media
• William talks to grieving dad about photo site
• Business Improvemen­t District could be extended in historic city
• Opinions divided on plan for solar farm
• Pensions savings gap still persists for women
• Raab urged to drop costs ‘threat’ to Dunn family
• Duckenfiel­d capable of Hillsborou­gh role ‘if he had prepared fully’, trial is told
• Tear gas fired as protests disrupt rush-hour trains
• How fishing city dug Deep to make a new living from sea
• Borough of the very rich and very poor
• Rail against this scheme
• We do not need to be ruled by the EU to trade with the EU
• A sense of too little, too late
• HS2 green light
• Farage’s election olive branch begs a Tory response
• Climate change demands fracking ban
• World cup rugby joy for broadcaste­r
• Asda and Morrisons see sales decline in quarter
• Vodafone warns that it could quit India after legal battle
• Mr Kipling on road to an exceedingl­y good recovery in revenues
• Profits, not market share for Gear4music
• Optimism over US-China trade war lifts the market
• Company behind Trinity Leeds delivers a ‘resilient’ performanc­e
• Bradford named the ‘most improved city’ in UK
• New Look says tough high street conditions will remain as group cuts losses
• York judged to be one of the UK’s poorest performing cities for high street decline
• ‘Big deal’ as Albon confirmed as Red Bull F1 driver
• Thistlecra­ck is planning attack on King George
• Rotherham and Bradford bow out of Trophy but it’s new low at Valley Parade
• Harrogate’s FA Cup battlers told to ‘go again’ by Weaver
• Why it is already time to scrap T20 matches
• Sibley stakes claim for hat-trick of opening debuts with Burns
• Blades star will not change mind over internatio­nal decision
• Time to Shine for coach at Nottingham­shire
• Sterling bust-up is like family row, says Southgate
• Leeds keeper Casilla given extra time to make defence in racism case
• NO LIONS CALL FOR HANDLEY
• BANNAN KEEN ON BIG BREAK

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