Yorkshire Post - 2016-09-01

• Masters hero tees off in golf tourism drive
• TRANSFER WINDOW DEADLINE
• GOING FOR GOLDEN DREAM...
• Drug trial hope over Alzheimer’s
• Warning of sepsis sufferer’s ordeal
• Woman and child die after car chase
• Impact of health strike on patients revealed
• Town’s Thalidomid­e campaigner turns his attention to local bank
• Crime boss jailed over £1m watch robbery at jewellers
• Move not to charge Sir Cliff Richards is being reviewed
• Extra large school uniforms ‘new norm’
• Discoverin­g a window on city’s history
• Back to work for Theresa May’s team as Brexit talks dominate
• Corbyn tries to neutralise complaints of failure to support women
• Review of MPs should be pushed back, says Labour
• Cleaning up Yorkshire’s air ‘needs the Government to act’
• Senior family court judge calls for better ways to handle care of children cases
• Farmers wait until winter before receiving European payments
• Body is discovered at power station months after collapse
• Licence fee should be ditched, according to report
• Pressure on police surges as cutbacks hit home
• Thousands of UK churches abandon fossil fuels in favour of renewable power
• ‘Postcode lottery’ on restorativ­e justice schemes
• Let go of the detail and focus on the important thing – you
• Taste judges sample finest food and drink in Yorkshire
• Landmark Dales road in ‘priority gritting’ campaign
• ‘No complaints about bullying’ insists council chief executive
• UK house prices rise to set new record in August
• Increase in number of people in debt who owe cash to friends and family, says charity
• Campaign day to highlight need for organ donors
• Family pay tribute to ‘darling’ backpacker
• EXPECTING FAIR TREATMENT
• How cruel reality of TV fame drove singer to breakdown
• Sense of local pride is key to achievemen­t
• Why the idea of holding second vote on Brexit is nonsense
• PM: What does ‘Brexit’ mean?
• Honeymoon’s over, now May must deliver our EU divorce
• School uniform shopping is now such a tall order
• Corbyn’s union pledge may be his doom
• Resort hits back at sports writer
• Green light for scheme to build hundreds of home on edge of city
• Major step forward in move to revamp nightclub
• Crumbling primary school to be demolished
• IS spokesman and top strategist is killed in air strike by Russians
• Africa’s largest economy officially in recession
• Singer is bailed after arrest at LA home
• At least 11 dead after Japan typhoon
• Isner now lies in wait as Edmund’s star continues to rise at US Open
• Pryce gets his dream ending by returning to Bradford
• Sheffield duo Willett and Fitzpatric­k plan action replay in mountains
• Alpha Delphini could target Newbury after Beverley Bullet win
• How your club carried out their business during the transfer window
• Time for England to move on from ‘nightmare’
• Woakes doubtful on whether 500 ODI total is achievable
• CROSSWORD
• Middlesex struggle but remain confident at Edgbaston
• Root back in T20 fold for Old Trafford
• Owls sign Reach on hectic day to beat deadline
• Wilshere and Luiz are big movers in record-breaking transfer window
• DUE RESPECT FOR RHINOS
• YORKSHIRE HIT BY LATE BLOWS

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