Yorkshire Post - 2019-11-16

• County ‘is at tipping point over elderly’
• SITCOM STAR DIES
• Claims of Tory offers to Brexit Party ‘are nonsense’
• Super-sensitive Britain is given 100 flood alerts
• Lloyds shareholde­rs lose High Court fight
• Authoritie­s rake in £930m from parking
• More daytripper­s travel to district
• BT warns over cost of free broadband
• BOOST OF THE PENSIONER POUND
• Famous Richard III portrait will ‘come home’ to region’s museum
• Comic’s appeal for stem-cell donors
• Soccer star Benteke is banned for speeding in Bentley
• Woman ‘used logic to end her rape ordeal’
• ‘Why weren’t Tory MPs, candidates and officials advising No 10 that these floods were a national crisis?’
• Shining a light on Priestley’s chapter in Hollywood
• Sentamu charity aids its 20,000th person
• Tory vow to restore rail line is a ‘total sham’, says union
• Clinton hits at hatred forcing women out of politics
• PM ‘sympathise­s’ with relative of woman, 88, in A&E corridor wait
• Liberal Democrats vow to ‘invest big’ in mass transit system for city
• THE WEEK THAT WAS
• Archaeolog­ists reunite 50 years on from digs that helped save Minster
• Plans for huge solar farm get go-ahead
• Company attracts young to Dales with offer of subsidised housing
• ‘People don’t appreciate the high cost of social care,’ claims expert
• Dunn family left ‘on our knees’ as decision on son’s death drags on with CPS
• Stricken homes and firms to get council tax and business rate relief
• School matron who abused boy aged 12 gets jail
• Swift accuses duo of ‘exercising tyrannical control’ over career
• ‘Isolation of youngsters’ blamed for surge in knife crime
• Duke tells of his ‘mistake’ over dead paedophile for first time
• ‘Clear early benefit’ for smokers who switch to vaping
• Candidates vie for votes amid the chaos left after curious case of the missing MP
• Victory for family in battle to save farm
• Affordable homes plea rejected as council looks to make savings
• A natural final resting place
• RHETORIC FUELS RISE OF POPULIST POLITICS
• Towns apply brakes as the great love affair with cycling gets bogged down
• Words of the week
• Fix public transport to cut car use
• It’s time to rebuild houses so that they can survive floods
• PM’s new duty to flood victims
• Price of inaction
• Lesson from the floods is to invest in the grass roots
• Lord Bramall
• Andrew Podmore
• Lord Mawhinney
• Frank Dobson
• Water rising again in flood-stricken Venice
• ‘Smear’ claims of sacked diplomat
• Telecoms firmi s takei a dive but market nudges ahead
• Oscar-winning visual effects firm pulls planned listing on stock exchange
• Invest in bonds to provide the ‘ballast’ against market falls
• Unwrap the festive gift of saving
• When your equity loan repayment is not easy to release
• Disabled ‘pushed out’ of inclusion
• HOME TRUTHS
• STRONG SIGNALS
• Luxury brand Temperley in first venture North with city opening

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