Yorkshire Post - 2014-10-04

• Tories can emulate Major’s triumph in 1992, says Hague
• Fury over ‘fat cat’ pay rises for under-fire health bosses
• Outcry by Muslim leader as UK hostage ‘beheaded’
• Region’s tourism on the increase
• ‘Killers’ of Britons paraded in public
• Father’s plea from hospital bed:
• Classless battle ahead as Hague leads way:
• Man jailed over fake bomb detectors that raked in £2m
• University backs police call against nightclub expansion
• It’s lights, camera action for film stars aged eight
• Top Tory slams plan for rights shake-up
• Devolution timetable on track says Cable as Lib Dems gather for conference in Scotland
• Alex Younger ‘honoured’ to become new head of MI6
• Campaigner­s warn £3 alcohol pill is no miracle cure to tackle binge-drinking
• Regulator strikes off social worker for misconduct
• Anger at TV debate after murder
• Law student seeks stranger who saved her life
• Reckless says his family are in secret location
• Wife of Laura Ashley boss owned 1,000 pairs of shoes, divorce hearing told
• Lib Dems refuse to put up candidate for police and crime tsar in wake of scandal
• Two years on, watchdog reaches decision over Orgreave inquiry
• Anger at rail boss’s ‘easier to stand’ comment
• Thousands expected to march over endangered species
• Food firm fined after horsemeat discovered in salami
• Farmers pass up chance to convert barns
• Prison officer stabbed during rioting by ‘intoxicate­d’ inmates
• Ankle injury won’t stop Strictly star hitting dance floor
• Thank you for your sacrifices, Afghanista­n president tells UK
• Sister ‘haunted’ over honeymoon gun killing
• £11m boost for leading science research
• Firm wins £4.5m mobility contract
• Top judge sweeps away rule to allow couple to become parents of surrogate child legally
• ‘Make funding of social care election issue’
• Fleet of robots take to oceans in bid to learn more about Britain’s aquatic life
• New head brought in after GCSE concerns
• Chance to mark older people’s contributi­on
• Bryan Williams
• KEEPING THE FAITH IN POWERTOCHA­NGELIFE
• British Rail’s new trains are going full speed ahead
• Words of the week
• Vital for world that jihadism must be stopped in its tracks
• Hague faces up to one final test
• One direction
• EVERY SATURDAY
• The case for a strong Press in our democracy
• ‘Inspiratio­nal’ Lewis’s thank you tour for those who gave support
• Action call by charity over care for skin patients
• Mob tries to force out Hong Kong protesters
• Newsman becomes latest to be treated for ebola
• Australia set to join wave of air strikes against ‘Islamic State’
• Don’t deny yourself the helping hands of a money profession­al
• End this abuse of mortgage transfer rules
• Downsizing to fund retirement could end in financial nightmare, experts warn
• Miller Group shelves plan to float its housing arm
• Position of Leeds and Partners under review
• EasyJet raises its profit guidance amid strong summer travel and strike at rival

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