Yorkshire Post - 2015-08-27

• NHS faces rising tide of patient anger over care
• Girl, 16, admits terror offences over plot
• ‘Senior moments are not a sign of dementia’
• CALLING TUNE FOR LAST TIME
• EDUCATION’S REGIONAL DIVIDE...
• Rate fears lead to more remortgage­s
• Car fireball tragedy pair are still missing
• 13,500 uninsured cars are seized
• Families maintain legal threat despite Chilcot promise of progress
• NHS sees children’s services struggling to cope
• New bride accused of murdering husband
• Now secured... the black widow that hitched a ride in camper van
• Voice of anger as Church protests at drilling
• Devolution ‘must include mayors’
• Backlash from anti-sexism campaigner­s over Corbyn women-only carriages plan
• Appeal to recruit more top nursery teachers
• KEEP IT IN THE FAMILY
• Records book reaches its own milestone
• Doctors urged to focus on promoting healthy food rather than focusing on drugs
• Dog lover’s call for ‘responsibl­e’ ownership after savage attack
• Family of four killed in holiday plane tragedy
• Sandy’s Bake Off bid crumbles after creme brulée disaster
• US claims drone killed Birmingham-born computer hacker who joined Islamic State
• Thick of It creator comes to defence of the BBC
• Having too high expectatio­ns may set up that special someone to fail
• Research offers hope of cancer relapse test
• Bank holiday set to be bumper tourism weekend as 4.5m Britons plan break
• Monks hoping for a bumper crop from abbey’s orchard
• Officers: Sprinklers needed in schools
• Pensioner battered with butt of weapon
• MARILYN, ELVIS AND ME
• Great albums from the decade that rocked and rolled
• Labour and the hard left
• Defending our heritage from frackers
• Proof Labour is unfit to govern
• Rearguard action
• Blessings of modern life?
• Why Britain can no longer ignore global refugee crisis
• Future’s green for Northern Powerhouse
• Britons ‘uneasy’ about reporting domestic abuse
• RECOVERY ON FOR MILLERS
• Reporter and cameraman shot dead during live TV interview
• Asian markets mixed after China’s rate cut
• Base attack gunmen kill 2 Nato personnel
• Migrants at a high as fence is beaten
• Sedgefield return for jockey Cook
• Rooney answers his critics in emphatic style
• Owls aim to recruit ahead of tough test from Boro
• Burgess set to get the nod over Burrell
• Rovers miss out on the prize but Dickov heartened by display
• Aiming to have that invincible feeling at Wembley
• Under-performing Lyth adamant he can deliver goods for England
• Little trip not enough to hold back Farah in his bid to achieve double
• Briscoe is well aware of threat presented by Rovers
• Klinger leads way to the semi-finals
• Young Tykes shine but are cruelly denied by Everton
• Yorkshire seeking positive omen as Gillespie’s troops continue double bid

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