Yorkshire Post - 2015-01-30

• WINTRY WALKIES
• PM urged to end deadlock over new powers
• Schools suffer sharp drop in pass grades
• Details of police shootings ‘lost in the post’
• FORM CHECK FOR OUR SCHOOLS
• Rotherham sex victims ‘over 1,400’
• Child obesity issue ‘could be easing’
• Future of science centre in doubt
• Fight to see Bradford City’s FA Cup match on TV reaches Parliament
• Nature’s priority in planning system ‘demoted’
• Tell me why you attacked me at home, professor urges burglars
• Yorkshire in a purple patch as it makes case to tourists
• Scottish acting star Cox defects to nationalis­ts
• & Leader debates edge a step closer
• Cameron defends decision not to press for publicatio­n date for Iraq inquiry report
• Top award for model’s role in bid to end female genital mutilation
• Council by committee ‘will save cash’ say Lib Dems
• Killer of teacher fails in bid to cut his jail term
• Tesco poised to slash 2,000 head office jobs in wake of series of store closures
• Charities’ concern at disabled in care report
• Police ‘have to do more to seek out corruption’
• Concern as profits of energy firms to increase
• Surgical robot makes debut at the cutting edge of medical science
• Jury told of landlady’s last hours
• Funding available for village halls to reach out to the vulnerable
• Scientists target tailored treatments for patients
• Schools serving the poorest ‘are being hit the hardest’
• More are choosing A-levels favoured by universiti­es
• Nearly 90,000 more teenagers taking core subjects than in 2010
• Private schools hit out at exclusion of iGCSE from tables
• £2.1m cash support vital for economy
• New test for breast cancer a first
• HOME GROWN REVOLUTION It’s Totally Locally on Sea
• Gallery scheme shows that home is where the art is
• Cumberbatc­h clearly meant no offence
• Ukip defector Amjad Bashir should stand for election again
• It is time to revive Magna Carta’s progressiv­e spirit
• UK lags behind on workplace rights for carers
• Euro expulsion offers hope for Greece
• ‘Poor conditions’ for Britons-murder accused
• Café siege victim died from bullet ricochet
• UK terror suspect fails in rights bid
• Regional demand stokes commercial property market to record highs in 2014
• Clothing helps buoy retail sales against slowdown
• Clipper’s contract extension with New Look as it continues to deliver the goods
• UK banks pay out less than half of swaps mis-selling pot
• MP voices concerns over fate of pension scheme
• The London City draggedis draggedlow­er as lower Royal as Dutch Shell Shell results results disappoint­disappoint
• Cranswick’s festive sales took off as clients tucked in
• 3i Group raises £569m in nine months from sale of stakes
• Jets are now spreading the net as they build on legacy of Games
• Dip in numbers looks set to prove so costly
• On a Red alert if Catterick survives
• New Blades Cup hero Adams is living the dream
• No panic from Town despite lack of arrivals
• ‘Thank you Milan, this city is yours’ would be fitting tribute
• Experience of Austin vital to Leeds’s future, says Redfearn
• Murray in bid to end his final agony in Melbourne
• Captain Morgan is up for auction after Test hopes dashed
• Premier League is Chansiri’s top target for Owls

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