Yorkshire Post - 2019-12-30

• Plea for action on record rates of suicide
• Javid unveils £3bn bid to ensure farming thrives following Brexit
• Cut Pacer fares plea as train ends up in museum
• Home Office pledge over grooming
• Jayne Dowle I’m trying to look forward with some kind of positive life plan for new year
• County receives £5m to tackle violent crime
• City scientists help climate change fight
• Wind rush migrant in limbo 50 years on
• Daughter’s death led to life in politics
• ‘Terror’ stab attack at home of rabbi
• Drag star gives audience member a dressing down for filming show
• Online payment service for graduates
• Errors in diagnosing Parkinson’s ‘are not acceptable’
• The goals that were to change the mood of a nation
• Wildlife-friendly gardens due to be one of the top trends for 2020
• Bank governor warns investors to shift ‘worthless’ carbon assets
• Academic to go on hunger strike in Iranian prison over ‘trumped up’ spy charge
• Defeated MPs warn Labour of need for changes
• NATIONAL NEWS QUIZ OF 2019
• Charity appeals for society to remember children in need of home
• Bereavemen­t service is launched for those affected by suicide loss
• Police commission­er welcomes extra cash to tackle violent crime
• Family of man shot dead in front of them in state of shock, police say
• ALERT BUT NOT ALARMED
• The confusing history of the arbitrary New Year’s Eve
• Royal-hating liberal elite lost election
• Year of caring at children’s hospice – and a vision for future
• Give people a chance to name buildings they hate
• Times will get harder for elitist Labour
• Honours list leak ‘a disaster’, says Sir Iain
• Keep focus on strong values of brands, urges boss
• Whitakers to launch new range next year as part of its rebrand
• Over half of UK population heading into 2020 with debt
• Olympic Legacy Park looks to new era in 2020
• Fireworks get go-ahead despite crisis over Australian wildfires
• Beverley Minster roots lie back in the 8th century

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