Yorkshire Post - 2019-12-18

• Brexit Party’s backers gave Tories victory
• Call for ‘urgent action’ as number of homeless in region hits 2,600
• Plan to protect National Park’s heritage
• PERFORMANC­E OF PM MUST NOW MATCH HIS PROMISES –
• FORMER STRICTLY WINNER WALTZES IN FOR THE LIVE TOUR –
• Fire risk washing machines warning
• Black cab rapist is jailed for life
• Bid for millions in funds for transport
• Tate boss slams ‘dire’ state of art education in state-run schools
• Concern at ‘inaccessib­le’ rail stations
• PM urged to act as number of rape trials plummets
• ‘In today’s febrile climate it can be difficult to talk the language of compromise.’
• Essex boy who wants to bridge regional divides
• Pensioner who launched film club in running for Bafta prize
• Church ‘needs to put its house in order’ over abuse claims
• We can find common ground to heal wounds of Brexit, says PM
• Hague calls for transport and skills boost to keep seat blue
• Corbyn apologises to his MPs and aims for ‘the smoothest transition’
• Number of people out of work at lowest level since 1975
• Death rate of premature babies in region ‘among highest in country’
• Raab urges Harry Dunn death crash woman to return to UK
• Chef White battles estranged wife over alimony
• Firefighte­r duo get kitted out for charity challenge in aid of hospice
• Campaigner­s call for rethink on plans for 350 homes on former brickworks
• Stars get doodling to save endangered doves
• Popularity of farm shops ‘vital’ to sustaining agricultur­al sector
• How holly came to bear the crown among the evergreens
• Technology to help cut deaths in agricultur­e
• Plaque commemorat­es 80 years of schooling at ex-secondary modern
• Hope that experts can help save Ships
• Family’s anger that violent teenager was let free to kill
• Spy thriller Killing Eve is most requested show on BBC iPlayer
• Response to floods praised – after initial criticism
• David Baddiel: How I strike a chord with young readers
• The Remain parties got more votes
• Securing a speedy EU deal? There is a big stumbling block
• London luvvies out of touch with real life in North
• Mass protests in France over pensions plan
• Pope Francis scraps church rule that kept sex abuse cases secret
• Ex-ruler Musharraf sentenced to death by court
• Pressure mounts as the revenues leap
• Builder urged to change corporate culture
• Cranswick strengthen­s UK commitment with pig deal
• New £6.6m business park now ready to welcome occupiers
• Traders fret as possibilit­y of no-deal Brexit returns
• Unilever faces global challenge
• Root leads run spree as tourists quickly in the groove
• Varnish vindicated as she is given leave to appeal ruling
• Survival is Town’s primary objective – Cowley
• Milner wants Liverpool to be ‘serial winners’ in years ahead
• Youthful Reds have no answer as Villa reach Cup semi-finals
• Cuthbertso­n happy to juggle playing and coaching duties
• ‘Old-school hockey’ key for Steelers – Phillips
• England hopeful Sibley hoping to ‘peak at the right time’ after impressive opening
• Owls’ challenge now is keep run going – Monk
• SNYMAN BACK TO SCHOOL...
• WINDOW OF OPPORTUNIT­Y

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