Yorkshire Post - 2019-12-24

• Archbishop calls for unity in final Christmas address
• Queen set to talk of ‘bumpy’ path for family
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Prince sees work in wake of flooding
• Journalist’s killers sentenced to death
• 999 delay warning as woman, 89, dies
• Football chiefs told to tackle racism
• POLITICS YEAR IN REVIEW
• Flack denies attacking boyfriend with lamp after finding messages
• Insurance giant acts to combat sex pests in workplace
• Night the vicar fell foul of the spirit of Christmas
• 1.1m working on Christmas Day – many without extra pay, TUC survey reveals
• Last Saturday before Christmas is not so super for retailers
• Tax increase will halt staycation boom, holiday park chief warns
• Mementos from a ‘brief encounter’ with railway history go up for sale
• Northern universiti­es ‘can lead way’
• Menagerie in bronze as Sally’s sculptures go on show
• Concern over high number of stroke deaths
• Agricultur­e industry faces ‘war for talent’ over gender divide
• MP’s tax break call to help poorer areas
• Miliband joins Labour review of poll failure
• Rural fight for harsher fly-tipping penalties
• Transport bosses to meet over cards plan
• High carbon footprint ‘linked to consuming sweets and alcohol’
• ON CHRISTMAS EVE SAFARIS
• Yuletide traditions a far cry from modern festivitie­s
• Remember the true story of Christmas
• The election is won – now the vital issues can be tackled
• Christmas is a time for unity
• Royal reception
• Shows we loved and the laughter we miss
• Prisoners die as wave of rioting hits jails in Honduras
• Iraqi politician­s fail to agree on Prime Minister
• Be part of a new citizens’ panel to help shape Bank’s policy in 2020
• Fulcrum in £33m deal for sale of gas assets
• HMRC’s higher powers must be matched with more accountabi­lity, says expert
• Cobham owner promises to stay in the UK
• Consumer and healthcare firms push FTSE higher
• Fox quick to adjust as Steelers strive to be in the mix
• Tizzard duo are out to stop Nicholls in his tracks at Kempton
• It’s heartbreak­ing, admits former England wing as Carnegie stare drop in the face
• Knights can now start to look up after derby win, says Foley
• Christmas and Boxing Day double bills were the norm
• Lionesses have got to get to another level, says Mead
• Good run has come at right time says Borner
• Wakefield in a stronger position than last year – Chester
• Blades strive to be the best option available for players
• ‘Dynamic’ Dallas to show versatilit­y again as Hernandez suffers injury blow

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