Yorkshire Post - 2014-05-16

• DELIGHT AT THE DANTE
• Billions for jobs growth stuck in coffers
• More than 4,000 Asda managerial roles at risk
• Tigers ready to snarl as Arsenal plan victory parade before final
• BATTLE LINES DRAWN
• Challenge over land for homes
• Chef speaks out on childhood obesity
• ‘Build HS2 trains in Yorkshire’ call
• ‘Slow down’ rush to 20 mph zones
• Tests say sun creams failing to protect as claimed
• Tragic inspiratio­nal fundraiser Stephen raises more than £3.5m
• Goodman ‘open and honest’ over phone hacking
• Family step up fight to honour war heroine
• Poetry in motion to cut city centre pollution
• Hammond urges Tory voters to the polls
• New retail giant in £3.7m deal to focus on the ‘internet of things’
• More pressure on Miliband as Labour lags behind Tories
• Investigat­ors spend third day at home of Claudia murder suspect
• Survey finds 17pc of 18-35s have not heard of Great War
• Environmen­t Agency chief calls for ‘floating’ homes on floodplain­s
• Huge numbers of hospital bug cases being ‘missed’
• Rebate plea for embattled police body’s members
• Author focuses on flip side of care scandals
• ‘Growing justice gap’ as conviction rates for sex offences fall further than any other crime
• Former Blades star jailed over car crash
• Pete is just dotty about Le Tour in Yorkshire
• Holidaymak­ers’ plans wrecked after collapse of villa travel firm
• Artists unite to sell their work for cancer charity
• Long-awaited plans unveiled to overhaul city’s historic market
• Date set for debate on furniture store plan
• Drop in... to discuss changes in NHS
• Clegg stands firm on free school meals as coalition attempts to draw line under row
• No skin surgery for ‘obese’ man who lost 17 stones
• Overweight people ‘equally good donors’
• Coal mine death toll rises as bodies are recovered
• Islamic militants launch another attack on towns where girls were kidnapped
• Why life doesn’t have to stop after dementia diagnosis
• No plans for end of Union
• Questions for Farage on links to fascist parties in Europe
• Regions fail to feel the benefit
• Slowing down
• Bus subsidy cut hits rural communitie­s
• The pacifists who took a stand for their principles
• What students can teach Ukip about identity
• No answers, no policies, just class war
• Card Factory shares drop as group makes Stock Exchange debut
• Sales boom in Asia Pacific but drop in Americas for Farnell
• Aviva’s pledge following annuity shake-up
• Communisis to cut 75 jobs to combat the decline in direct mail volumes
• No need to panic over house prices, says BoE man
• Disappoint­ing US and European data sparks London market fall
• Eurozone recovery fears heighten
• Success of Trinity Leeds helps to boost profits at Land Securities
• Customers switching on in their thousands to TalkTalk’s television offering
• Thomas Cook knocked by unrest in Egypt
• Radford feeling no regrets as he gets to grips with Hull job
• Rhinos youngsters return to boost Bulls
• Wakefield hope to get boost from Owen deal
• Banned Ferres refusing to change his tackling
• Gillespie’s agonising wait for victory verdict
• Chancery’s chances look good as he chases Knavesmire hat-trick
• FormerOwls­star Carboneat Leeds
• Positive start required if Minstermen are to extend season
• Champions League absence cost is ‘mid-£30m’
• Brooks is certain Yorkshire will have a blast this summer
• Growing maturity prompts Lancaster to recall Cipriani
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Dante victor The Grey Gatsby set to head to Chantilly where distance mirrors York stage

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