Yorkshire Post - 2016-08-26

• Grades drop but Yorkshire students celebrate
• Britons feared dead after Italian earthquake
• ‘Freemason influence’ on football disaster investigat­ed
• YORKSHIRE IN VICTORY PUSH
• Young barred from unsafe A&E unit
• ‘Hand back school powers’ appeal
• Migration priority as targets beaten
• Injunction plea to help protect teenager from men
• Obsession theory over man facing British backpacker murder case
• Costa del Yorkshire booms as Britons stay home
• Star Wars fan passes away after dying wish comes true
• Corbyn sets out plan to reverse arts cuts
• UK must work with the EU on terror says Clegg
• Hammond told to bring back ‘fairness’ Budget test
• UK must do more to help child refugees in Calais camp says MP
• Detectives frustrated as abuse claims go unheard
• TV love rat and nightmare drunk jailed over flight forced to divert
• House prices in the North are showing no sign of slowing down
• Refusal for fishing academy proposals
• Ripper moved to jail from hospital
• Police release photo of moorland murder victim in witnesses plea
• Angry pleas for lifeguards after beach tragedy
• Murder victim was told not to be alone when telling partner of split
• Hope for holidaymak­er injured by gas canister
• Traffic delays warning as city gears up for bank holiday Sky Ride
• Appeal for local knowledge on floods
• Warning after children on tracks
• Engineerin­g-related subjects ‘need boost’
• Diabetes sufferer Alice celebrates exams success thanks to inspiratio­nal pet Holly
• Resits row over record drop in GCSE grades
• Boys lag behind girls in language GCSEs as pupils turn to Spanish
• One school, three sets of twins and 58 top grades to celebrate
• Academy helps to restore students’ confidence
• Weightlift­ing champion picks up haul of As
• Russian guilty of credit card hack that raked in millions of dollars
• PRICE OF A CULTURE CHANGE
• Crashes, complaints and contempt but new world beckons
• Plea to keep civil service jobs in city
• Ignore the hysteria and respect the referendum result
• We need creative thinking for our troubled times
• Corbyn is derailed by his own spin
• Go for gold on careers to halt region’s ‘brain drain’
• Terry’s project proves all gold for Boot
• Pennine sees supply deal cast in stone with builder Persimmon
• Venturefes­t Yorkshire announces speakers
• Optibiotix adds its weight to war on obesity with link-ups to global producers
• BIT OF POLISH FOR SHOE FIRM
• Struggling dirugs stocks see market close in the red
• Businesses may have chance to target users of WhatsApp after privacy policy change
• Purex Internatio­nal in relocation deal
• Profits fall at Irwin Mitchell after merger
• Eccleston ready to show Ayr Gold Cup credential­s
• Minichiell­o finally on brink of achieving ambition
• Michaels now has the chance to eclipse Moon
• Hughes is ready to grasp chance in classic
• Abdull misses out of Hull’s Wembley squad
• Tigers upset by late switch for cameras
• It’s been a whirlwind year on return, admits Washbrook
• Wilder warns that no Blade ‘is untouchabl­e’
• We will need to impose ourselves, says Monk
• Stubbs is braced for deadline ‘pandemoniu­m’
• McCall grateful for blessings of Bradford’s premature cup exit
• Tykes need reinforcem­ents, concedes boss Heckingbot­tom
• Speed not the main issue for ODI pace star Wood
• Yorkshire Boys battle but come up just shy of Finals win
• Guardiola handed return trip to Barcelona in tough draw
• Lancashire on brink of defeat as Footitt rips them apart
• England’s loss is Hull’s gain as Ellis aims to be leader of Wembley heroes

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