Yorkshire Post - 2017-03-28

• May and Sturgeon still polls apart on vote issue
• Training levy move ‘may widen the divide with South’
• THE FUTURE’S LOOKING GRAND
• Pupils ‘could be at medical risk’
• BT fined £42m for breach of rules
• Workers safe after botched deal
• Mother of terrorist killer tells of her deep shock
• ‘No one has give me a reason for cutting Midweek’
• Roads are now in terminal decline, new report claims
• Bringing Rowling out of her shell
• Pickwick and mix... Suit worn by dashing Dickens to go on show
• Duke of York will visit Minster to mark milestone
• Clegg hits out at ‘astonishin­g irony’ of Great Repeal Bill
• Few short weeks for Stormont agreement, Minister warns
• PM told to face down hardline Brexiteers in her party
• Dishonesty ruling over doctor in screening for ebola
• Ledical exam could be declared void over ‘collusion’ by students
• Fugitive in crash that killed girl ‘is abroad’
• Police Federation shuts down appeal fund at £736,328
• Rudd tells of global threat in wake of killings
• More than half of constituen­ts say Osborne should quit as MP
• Half of young mothers skip meals to provide for their children, charity says
• Detectives review 1964 ‘cold case’ murder after pensioner’s arrest
• Moorland study in bid to halt decline of turtle dove
• Borough aims to become more cycle-friendly
• Potash mine plans for its future
• Major milestone for Archbishop’s website as it helps 10,000 in need
• Pressure kept up over bid for free school
• Bright idea to restore 25 city gas lamps to former glory
• Ofcom ponders probe into TV Red Nose Day
• Staff feel unable to talk about mental issues in the workplace, says charity
• Russian opposition leader jailed after huge protests across country
• ‘No apparent reason’ found for deadly gunfire on Las Vegas bus
• Pop singer and media staff face terror trial
• RADICAL CHANGE OF TACTICS
• Rio shares his journey through the many layers of grief
• Biomass is a cleaner form of technology
• Vote against this report
• Reality will dawn in next year for Brexiteers to see folly
• An independen­t Britain still needs strong EU links
• Chance to rewrite rules on industry aid
• Radford’s thumbs-up for new Reserves division
• Defeat to Vettel fuels Hamilton’s desire to regain the world crown
• Morrison calls time on reign at struggling Dewsbury
• Fahey has a plan up sleeve for Lockinge
• Russell gets leg-up on National hope Are
• Beers were on Wilder as Blades fell to bottom
• Davies hoping for ‘full-time’ return to help Tigers’ cause
• Loftus-Cheek continues fine run in England Under-21s’ win
• McCullough back in fray with eyes on the title
• Positive spin from Bantams debutant Toner
• What Coleman does now ‘is important’
• Yorkshire could lose Brooks for eight matches
• Williamson moves up alongside Crowe in century list
• Zaha chose Ivory Coast before approach from Southgate
• Yorkshire andRhinos seeking £1m a year for ground
• Run-in games bigger for Blades than the cup semi-finals, says Wilder

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