Yorkshire Post - 2015-10-26

• Osborne ‘in listening mode’ over tax credits
• Deprivatio­n ‘must not be block to chances of post-graduate study’
• I EXPECT YOU TO LIVE ON, MR BOND
• LET’S STEEL OURSELVES FOR FUTURE
• Fracking dangers ‘overestima­ted’
• Rising hopes of ‘Arise Sir Geoff’
• Many unaware of spam calls service
• Average house price to soar
• The silent sufferers of poor energy service
• Medics are honoured for helping to save feet
• Mothers unaware of benefits of vitamin D, says report
• Fire-damaged relics from Hindenberg airship disaster in demand at auction
• Blunkett: We’re all to blame for Iraq failings
• Nadiya gets ready to meet her fans at bake show
• Garden to fallen miners to be launched at national museum
• Pay rises bring fears for future of care system
• School chef gives healthy diet lesson to MPs
• Teacher’s science work earns accolade
• Primary’s expansion to create places
• New executive principal to take the lead at both of city’s university technical colleges
• University launches degree partnershi­p with China
• Keeping Summer Time all year ‘could save hundreds of lives’
• House prices ‘to rise by £60,000 in five years’
• Mother wins right to take hospital to court
• Sustainabl­e lobster at discount stores
• Thousands sign petition to save abandoned dog
• Church services
• One Direction mania, goths in Whitby and the big race
• Collapsed cave theory holed
• Good to see decency put above politics
• Wrong to blame EU renewables policy for the steel crisis
• Doctor’s plea heartstopp­ing
• Market town needs its mail delivery services
• Taxing sugar won’t have the desired effect
• Heathrow expansion will help Yorkshire
• Superfast campaign is vital for the Dales, claims MP
• Son seeks help to solve mystery of man’s cancer death
• Herd the news? Art scheme set to trumpet city’s great qualities
• Time for mercy says Pope as the divorced welcomed back
• UK&ABROAD Disbelief after car smashes into homecoming parade, killing four
• Brussels summit on surge in migrants
• Tarantino in protest at police ‘brutality’
• Clipper boss honoured for logistics work
• Government is urged to support ‘overlooked’ mid-market to boost UK growth
• Regenerati­on continues as 19th century mill is open for business again
• UK ‘could face low decades of low growth’
• Profit warnings on the rise as global problems hit home
• Majestic stags prepare for a bit of an autumn do

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