Yorkshire Post - 2016-04-30

• Hillsborou­gh police force ‘needs review at every level’
• Rural areas facing financial uncertaint­y
• Elderly left without access to banks
• Linsey puts on running shoes for marathon effort
• Yorkshire Water fined £1m over sewage leak into the River Ouse
• State-owned Royal Bank of Scotland hit by £968m loss
• Sadistic teenager locked up for 27 years for killings
• Hepworth gifts are set to raise £1m to fund scholarshi­p
• Beyoncé denies Prince a posthumous chart topper
• Beverley thrills and a start to make us proud
• Riders set to see slight improvemen­t – if they dodge the showers
• Olympic favourite on her home streets
• Gang’s £900,000 savings fraud had massive impact on victims
• Vigil by refugee supporters after MP cancels surgery
• Labour demands U-turn on bursaries
• A happy 90th to another ‘national treasure’
• Hammond hopeful of new era of relations with Cuba
• Corbyn urges review into racism
• Ukip leader Farage claims he was rebuffed by Vote Leave group despite pleas for unity
• Conservati­ve allegation­s show they fear losing PCC election, candidate claims
• Late Yorkshire author’s classic tale of boy and his bird to take flight on the stage
• Countrysid­e crime summit as thefts start to rise again
• Vehicle moved through simulated landscape
• Sniper feared to be taking pot shots at gulls from windows in seaside town
• Lecturers to strike over pay and lesson scrutiny
• Actress’s partner admits killing her and their two children
• Victim of brutal attack in street now too afraid to leave her home
• Briton one of 11 dead in ’copter accident
• Football director apologises over Nazi reference
• The nightmare of Hillsborou­gh and the sad loss of a great talent
• Words of the week
• How to make Britain great once more
• The Europe issue is: by whom do we wish to be governed?
• A police force on public trial
• FA had role in crush disaster
• Eroding green belt won’t solve housing crisis
• Yorkshirem­an who spoke for England at dark hour
• Stylish motoring days revisited as Castle Howard hosts classic event
• Five-year jail term for manslaught­er of man in single-punch bar attack
• £500,000 grant to research care at university
• Demolition job by post office ‘bomb’ raiders
• Give more funding to early years, say heads
• Worried about nearing 60? No fear, says comfy Fern Britton
• Former SS guard tells survivors of shame over time at Auschwitz
• North Korea imprisons US ‘spy’ for subversion
• Faithful killed as mosque shelled
• Blunders in deadly attack on hospital
• Pensions crisis for millions of self-employed
• Amazon’s junior staff are earning £90,000
• Poor performanc­es from travel stocks hurt the City
• ‘No rise’ in interest rate until January
• There may be Brexit ahead but Europe is still worth a gamble
• Follow the ‘sell in May’ proverb and you could have lost out on over £40,000
• Insurers continue to prey on loyalty of motorists
• Terror attacks hit flight demand

Yorkshire Post - 2016-04-29

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